Honey Hill Ski Area
Warsaw, New York
Browse Honey Hill Ski Area tees, long sleeve tees, hoodies and crewnecks. The hill is known almost entirely from a 1979 trail map, which shows two rope tows, a T-bar, a pony lift and an A-frame lodge at the base. In the top corner a grinning cartoon bee skis past a pine tree, and the trails carry names like Pollen Run and Beeline. Pick a style below, then read the full Honey Hill history further down. Down Home Apparel is an American small business remembering the best places and teams of yesteryear, and every shirt is printed to order in the USA.
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Honey Hill Ski Area History
Honey Hill Ski Area, which skimap.org places near South Warsaw in the Town of Warsaw, Wyoming County, New York, is known almost entirely from one trail map dated 1979. No newspaper story, lost ski area profile or local history found so far names it, so its opening and closing years, its owners and what became of the site are not known.
The map shows a small hill with two rope tows, a T-bar and a pony lift, and an A-frame lodge called the Beehive at the base beside the parking area. Every trail kept to the theme. Pollen Run and Honeycomb were marked easiest, Beeline more difficult and Stinger most difficult, using the national circle, square and diamond trail signs. In the top corner a grinning cartoon bee skis down past a pine tree, and the name HONEY HILL runs along the bottom in heavy letters capped with snow.