Ski area similarities game.

[Jilly]

Cypress, BC

 

[Jilly]

I just found this one in my CSIA newsletter

Hemlock Resort - somewhere in BC

(I mean Hemlock???)

 

[skiso]

Elm, Switzerland

 

[snowski/swimmouse]

Wolf "Laurel", NC (changed this year to Wolf Ridge)

 

[playoutside]

The Canyons (briefly called Wolf Mountain in the 90s I think)

 

[Jilly]

Rabbit Hill - Alberta

Told you I'm into my ski mags now!!

 

[Jilly]

Oops posted at the same time, so I'll change:

Canyons - makes me think Panorama, like the one in BC

 

[skiso]

Loup Loup, WA (I wasn't fast enough but this was for the canyons-formerly-wolf-mountain and wolf-laurel sequence....)

 

[Jilly]

Well loup-loup makes me think planes - so
Skyloft - Ontario

 

[skiso]

And planes make me think of birds, so...Birdseye Mountain, VT.
(Now closed, sadly.)

 

[playoutside]

Never heard of Birdseye!

Sticking with birds...
Loon, NH

Edit: I just checked the NELSAP site to learn about Birdseye. I belong to a ski club that has a house in W Rutland which is just a few miles from Birdseye. The house was purchased around the same time Birdseye was developed. I'll have to ask my aunt and some of the other long time club members about skiing there in the early 60s. Hopefully I can make some time next winter to wander around Birdseye. Thanks for making me aware of this lost area.

 

[Kiragirl]

"The Loon birds, Nooormaaaan."

Eagle Rock, PA

 

[MaineSkiLady]

Spruce (following the tree theme) Mountain, Maine - a small, local hill that's GREAT fun

 

[Kiragirl]

White Pine Ski Area, WY

 

[playoutside]

Whitetail - PA

 

[skiso]

Whitepass, WA

 

[Jilly]

White water - BC

 

[playoutside]

Waterville Valley - NH

 

[Jilly]

Hidden Valley - Huntsville ON

 

[Kiragirl]

Hidden Valley, NJ