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Special thanks to Chris Lundquist for contributing this brochure. |
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Brodie! |
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New Ashford, MA |
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From the mid to late 70's |
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| As you can see from the map, Brodie has grown since the 60's. There are now 17 named trails and glades, though the glades actually share a trail name with the one they are closest to and are numbered the same with a "G" after their name. There are now Six lifts; 3 novice ropes and t-bars, a 2500' T-bat, a 4000'double chair and a 6000'double chair. Lift rates have not increased that significantly; $8.00 for weekends and holidays for adults and $6.00 for Juniors (to age 14). There is still a special rate for ropes and the lower T-bar and you can still chose to take only one ride on the chairlift for $2.00. See the yellow pages above the map for more details. |
Brodie Mountain is now closed for skiing and boarding. It closed after the 2001-2002 Season. Though there isn't any skiing or boarding there the snow tubing operation is in operation. I found the following article about the closure of ski operations: Why Brodie Mountain is suspending ski operations and expanding tubing for 2002/2003. It attempts to explain the rational behind it. Though this article claims that Brodie is not a subsidiary of nearby Jiminy Peak, the website refers skiers and boarders to that area. More articles on the closing of Brodie can be found atSnowJournal.com.
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