Page 105 - CBA 1979 YEARBOOK

New York
will change soon, since the
Ptarmigan expansion is
now off the 4rawing boards
including a 4 to 4 ticket on
Friday nights. All in all.
Song is the best mountain
that is also close to the city.
Greek Peak
Greek Peak was a
borderline choice as far as
being in CNY was
concerned, but was a
unanimous choice for
Number One. Accessible by
Route 81 to Cortland, Greek
and in the
process
o f
behig
built. It will include a new
chair and several new trails,
— something else to keep*
Labrador popular for the
years to come.
Song Moimtain
South o f the city in Tully,
Song could almost be clas­
sified as an urban ski area.
Famous for its “boiler
plate” ice, Song provw to be
more than an even match
for the most experienced
remains
the best area
skier. A wide variety of ing of Greek Peak East,
trails, including many ex­ wWch consists -of a new
tremely difficult ones, and
more than adequate lift ser­
triple chair dnd five trails.
With good lodge facilities
vice make for some ex­ and consistently excellent
cellent skiing. Song’s most
unique feature is its definitely worth the price
outstanding night skiing,. you’ll pay to ski there.
vdthin 90 minutes of the
dty. Its seven lifts serve an
incredible variety of trails.
This year marks the open­
conditions,
Greek is
•reprinted from P&G, February 1, 1979, by
permission
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