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Connecticut Ski History
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Mt. Southington, Connecticut
Updated on Monday, December 10, 2018
Added more vintage trail maps!
Article: STUDY: Probability of Lost New England Ski Areas Reopening
NewEnglandSkiIndustry.com News on Wednesday, November 7, 2018
Woodbury, Saddleback, and the Balsams are up against increasing odds of staying closed.
Mohawk Mountain, Connecticut
Updated on Thursday, October 11, 2018
Article: Connecticut and Rhode Island Lift Ticket Prices Up 1%
NewEnglandSkiIndustry.com News on Wednesday, October 10, 2018
The average weekend non-holiday adult ticket price is now $58.
Woodbury, CT
Updated on Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Connecticut ski area expansions - past, present, future.
A year by year breakdown of ski lift installations, relocations, and removals.
Trail maps, past and present.
Side by side comparison photos of how Connecticut ski areas have changed over the years.
Weekend day lift ticket prices by year by ski area.
Active Ski Areas
Area
Town, Years, Vertical
Lakeridge
Torrington
1975 • 163'
Mohawk
Cornwall
1947 • 650'
Powder Ridge
Middlefield
1959 • 500'
Mt. Southington
Southington
1964 • 425'
Sundown
New Hartford
1963 • 625'
Lost/Non-Operational Ski Areas
Area
Town, Years, Vertical
Woodbury
Woodbury
1963-2016 • 300'
Cancelled Ski Areas
Area
Town, Decade, Vertical
Hartland Mountain
Hartland
1940s • 700'
Haystack Mountain
Norfolk
1940s • 500'
Snow Valley
South Windsor
1990s • 200'
West Peak Ski Area
Meriden
1960s • 600'
West Rock Ski Area
New Haven
1960s • 350'
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The Puzzle of Evergreen Valley
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