Massachusetts has two distinct areas of lost ski areas.  Western areas tended to have more vertical, longer lifts, and were closer to the NYC market.  Eastern areas were small, mostly with just a few rope tows or T-bars, and served to introduce Bostonians (especially children) to the sport.  Many of these Eastern areas have rapidly grown in or have been developed.

interested in learning more about the Lost Ski Areas of the Berkshires? Check out Jeremy Davis' new book, covering the 37 lost areas in that region.

Lost Massachusetts Ski Areas On NELSAP So Far: 172 (numbers in parenthesis are total for each area on NELSAP)

Eastern ~ Central ~ Western ~ Still Open ~ Lost Jumps ~ Miscellaneous Topics

Eastern Massachusetts (63)

Central Massachusetts (48 areas) Western Massachusetts (62 areas) Still Open Smaller Areas (9 areas)

Thunderbolt Ski Trail - not lift served but maintained.
Thunderbolt Ski Runners - new club dedicated to preserving and skiing the Thunderbolt

Lost Jumps (2)

Miscellaneous Topics (2)

 

* Symbolizes non lift served area.
# An area built, but never officially opened for skiers

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