Name that area in 3 clues

rickbolger

What’s the qualification for “city” ?

NewEnglandSkier13

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“rickbolger”>What’s the qualification for “city” ?</blockquote>It’s the largest city in the state that it’s in.

IBRAKEFORTBARS

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“NewEnglandSkier13”><blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“rickbolger”>What’s the qualification for “city” ?</blockquote>It’s the largest city in the state that it’s in.</blockquote>

I was about to say Brooklyn but then this NELSAP areas in New England so I’m out.

Snowmaster

S. Burlington Kiwanis

nah, must be 

Neutaconkanut Hill

NewEnglandSkier13

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“Snowmaster”>S. Burlington Kiwanis

nah, must be 

Neutaconkanut Hill

</blockquote>Yes it is! Your turn!

Snowmaster

So hard to walk the line between too hard and too easy…

1. Has an important connecting trail no longer on the map.

2. Had an unusual high speed lift.

3. Part of this area was abandoned and resurrected.

IBRAKEFORTBARS

Sugarbush? Killington?

Snowmaster

Nope, although you’ve got me wondering…

Killington

1. Lower Juggernaut

2. Yan HSQ’s, the Pomas, the C&S Gondola

3. Plenty abandoned, but what was resurrected?

Sugarbush

1. What was the important connecting trail?

2. C&S Gondola

3. What was abandoned an resurrected?

IBRAKEFORTBARS

Honestly I wasn’t certain if any trails had been resurrected at either resorts though both had surrendered skiable area. Regarding connectors I was thinking of the Killington/Pico connector as well as the line between Sugarbush and Glen Ellen.

joshua_segal

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“Snowmaster”>Nope, although you’ve got me wondering…

Killington

1. Lower Juggernaut

2. Yan HSQ’s, the Pomas, the C&S Gondola

3. Plenty abandoned, but what was resurrected?

Sugarbush

1. What was the important connecting trail?

2. C&S Gondola

3. What was abandoned an resurrected?

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Re Killington you asked, "3. Plenty abandoned, but what was resurrected?"

Their late season and  early season products were abandoned; and now: they are back!

I would vote for Killington a “A correct answer” although obviously not "THE correct answer that the clue-giver was thinking of!:

Snowmaster

Clever! Killington is a good answer!

The place I’m thinking of has a whole trail pod that was abandoned and then reopened.

IBRAKEFORTBARS

Hmm. Wait….Waterville Valley, NH?

Snowmaster

Nope. No connecting trail off the map at Waterville

IBRAKEFORTBARS

Could it be Cannon Mt? Granted, Mittersill was a separate area long ago but that sorta counts as a pod o’trails, yes? Plus there is nothing quite like the Cannon cable car!

Snowmaster

Another good answer, but not mine.

A hint: the unusual high speed lift was removed quite recently.

IBRAKEFORTBARS

Is this a NE area?

Snowmaster

Yes, it’s in the northeast.

IBRAKEFORTBARS

I meant New England

IBRAKEFORTBARS

Crotched sorta fits the bill but I don’t think they had a high speed lift.

Snowmaster

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“IBRAKEFORTBARS”>I meant New England </blockquote>

Yes, I didn’t imagine you meant Nebraska ;-)

Another hint: the abandoned then resurrected trail pod was once a separate ski area.

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