| Thanks to Bob Summa, Richard Legere, and Deb Dubay, we now have some great old photos of this area from the late 1930's! Here's a view of the rope tow on the top, Jan 20, 1938. |
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This small ski area had a vertical drop of 250 feet and one rope tow. According to the 1939 Skier's Guide to New England, this area had a 4/5 mile open slope that was 1/4 mile wide with a 30 degree slope. The vertical drop was 250 feet on a NE and SE exposure. The area was served by a rope tow and was novice and intermediate skiers.
| Thanks to Bob Summa, Richard Legere, and Deb Dubay, we now have some great old photos of this area from the late 1930's! Here's a view of the rope tow on the top, Jan 20, 1938. |
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Quint's Lunch apparently served snacks for skiers. |
| Here's another view from the top. |
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| Thanks to Dave Hilton, we now have a photo of a patch from the Bauneg Beg Ski Club. Apparently one of their trails was called the Devil's Den. |
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