NewEnglandSkiHistory.com SkiNewEngland.net
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
The top of the rope tow (2017)
Clancy Mountain
Canaan, New Hampshire
Status: Open
First Season:1940s
Vertical Drop:60 feet
Standing Lifts:Surface lift
Past Lifts:
Left: The top of the rope tow (2017)
Recent NewEnglandSkiIndustry.com News:
Located near the Frieze House at Cardigan Mountain School, Clancy Mountain is a small rope tow slope.

Clancy Mountain like dates back to 1948-49 or 1949-40, when Richard Clancy and Don Stowe constructed a tow on the school's campus. Kept functional with multiple overhauls, the tow has served students nearly every subsequent winter.

The tow continued to operate in the 1960s when the school opened its larger T-Bar served Pinnacle area down the road. While Pinnacle was later closed and dismantled, Clancy continues to operate for students and faculty to this day.

Visitor Memories
Add a memory of Clancy Mountain
First Name:
Last Name:
E-Mail Address:
Comments:


External Links
  • Cardigan Mountain School - official site
  • Last updated: May 26, 2017

    Also on NewEnglandSkiHistory.com...
    The largest ski resort in New England.  Almost.
    The largest ski resort in New England. Almost.
    From Thunder Mountain to Berkshire East
    From Thunder Mountain to Berkshire East
    The only Skimobile in New England history
    The only Skimobile in New England history
    Once one of the busiest areas in New England...now idle
    Once one of the busiest areas in New England...now idle
    Berkshire Snow Basin, Swift River, and the Ninja Turtles
    Berkshire Snow Basin, Swift River, and the Ninja Turtles
    A small community run ski area in Lebanon, NH
    A small community run ski area in Lebanon, NH
    Topics       Links       What's New       Feedback
    NewEnglandSkiHistory.com Copyright 2002-2023, All Rights Reserved. SkiNewEngland.net