Some of Massachusetts's most legendary ski trails were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. |
Massachusetts ski area expansions - past, present, future. |
A year by year breakdown of ski lift installations, relocations, and removals. |
Hundreds of trail maps, past and present.
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Side by side comparison photos of how Massachusetts' ski areas have changed over the years. |
Weekend day lift ticket prices by year by ski area. |
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| Active Ski Areas |
| Area | Town, Years, Vertical |
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| Berkshire East | Charlemont
1954 • 1,180' | |
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| Blandford | Blandford
1936 • 465' | |
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| Blue Hills | Canton
1950 • 309' | |
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| Bousquet | Pittsfield
1935 • 750' | |
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| Bradford | Haverhill
1949 • 248' | |
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| Butternut | Great Barrington
1936 • 1,000' | |
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| Catamount | South Egremont
1939 • 1,000' | |
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| Easton | Deerfield
1930s • 440' | |
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| Jiminy Peak | Hancock
1948 • 1,150' | |
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| Nashoba Valley | Westford
1964 • 230' | |
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| Otis Ridge | Otis
1947 • 400' | |
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| Wachusett | Princeton
1960 • 1,000' | |
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| Ward | Shrewsbury
1939 • 220' | |
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| Active Ski Areas with Surface Lifts Only |
| Area | Town, Years, Vertical |
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| Mt. Greylock Ski Club | Williamstown
1940s • 350' | |
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| Osceola Park | Pittsfield
1950s • 100' | |
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| Waidlich Family Tow | Montague
1970s • 100' | |
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