Saw this sad story in the FTO News. Another feeder hill goes dust to dust:
http://www.firsttracksonline.com/2017/0 ... -for-sale/
I skied it twice in the early 2010s with my son -- didn't even bother to cross-post the report here because I figured that no one would care. Calling it a mountain is pretty silly; it's barely a hill -- they should've stuck with the original name Timber Hill. Still, it had its charm:
http://forum.nyskiblog.com/Alpine-Mount ... l#a4098919
As mentioned in the NYSB thread, I can't imagine how it could be revived in the current environment. I bet that Shawnee is having a hard time surviving against the family behemoth that Camelback has become.
http://www.firsttracksonline.com/2017/0 ... -for-sale/
I skied it twice in the early 2010s with my son -- didn't even bother to cross-post the report here because I figured that no one would care. Calling it a mountain is pretty silly; it's barely a hill -- they should've stuck with the original name Timber Hill. Still, it had its charm:
http://forum.nyskiblog.com/Alpine-Mount ... l#a4098919
As mentioned in the NYSB thread, I can't imagine how it could be revived in the current environment. I bet that Shawnee is having a hard time surviving against the family behemoth that Camelback has become.