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Mid-Atlantic Lost Ski Areas:
Rope Tow Run by Huntingdon Valley Ski Club
Near Philadephia, Pennsylvania
| Historical Overview - reported by M. Scott Smith, DCSki Editor |
Ed Towill, who grew up outside of Philadelphia, writes that there used to be a small rope tow run by the Huntingdon Valley Ski Club in the suburbs of Philadelphia. Ed notes that it was not far from Pipersville, just north of New Hope.
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| Reader Comments |
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The views and opinions expressed in DCSki Article Comments are strictly those of the comment authors and have not been reviewed or approved by DCSki. If you believe a comment is inaccurate or inappropriate, please contact DCSki's Editor. Comments on Rope Tow Run by Huntingdon Valley Ski Club - posted by Ken Keefe
March 6 at 1:55 pm When I was a child, my family were members of the Huntington Valley Ski Club, and I remember my father taking me to this small mountain (hill), that was being prepared as their own ski place. We were building the parking lot, and us kids ran up and down the hill, there was a small shack on the hill, I think we were able to put a rope tow in as the lift. I am talking 1974-75 ?? Does that ring a bell? I don't know where it was....any info or pictures would be great.
Ken Keefe kkeefe@emblemhealth.com |
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