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Who has the smallest local mountain?

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JHDski47
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mines gotta be close to the top.  Mount southington in CT.  Its 432 feet tall.  top elevation is just over 500ft above sea level

Jul 26 2008 10:24PM
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TerminatorX
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actually, ski dubai is 278 ft according to this. http://newlywedindubai.blogspot.com/2006/11/ski-dubai-facts.html

and for those of you interested, this site ranks most mountains in north america from tallest to smallest with whistler in first (5133) and boyce park, pa (161) in last. http://verticalfeet.com/
Jul 27 2008 8:49PM
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1080bio
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gps's are not that accurate when it comes to elevation so they might not be lieing
Jul 27 2008 11:51PM
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TerminatorX
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also, a gps can only tell elevation, not vertical, which is the height form the base (which could be 100 feet above sea level) to the top.
Jul 27 2008 11:55PM
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ATLskier
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yall are forgetting the best...

ALABAMA

cloudmont

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Jul 28 2008 12:03AM
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tommihq
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Not my home resort but Talma in Finland has 55m i think. Its small too crowded and shitty, but at least they get their park built before february like my home resort
Jul 28 2008 8:01AM
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=Worf=
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wow i guess we need to stop bitching about Roundtop at 600.  

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Jul 28 2008 10:01AM
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Barefootin_Fiend
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Elevations

  • Valley Floor: 528 ft.
  • Summit: 790 ft.
  • Vertical: 262 ft
I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one who takes 3.2 second runs all winter long.... 
Jul 28 2008 10:05AM
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Skibumsmith
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3000 vertical feet

Jul 28 2008 10:11AM
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megh
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all 200 ft of chicopee
Jul 28 2008 1:46PM
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JHDski47
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wow that wins hands down.  Why would anyone ever even consider putting a chairlift on there? what are lift tickets? like $2
Jul 28 2008 2:09PM
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0ptions
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Yea that hill is 68 ft high, i think we have a winner
Jul 28 2008 2:36PM
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crussell
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uhuh... id say its roughly the same size as a house.
Jul 28 2008 2:40PM
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0ptions
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hahah i just realized thats roughly bigger than my lawn from one end to another, thats just embarrasing, althought the one here in london is only 115 or so, still, its better than nothing, and all of you with 400+ feet need to stop ur whining lol.
Jul 28 2008 2:46PM
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TDunn
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powder ridge, ct
went out of business a few years ago
Jul 28 2008 2:53PM
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STREETS
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Chicopee ski resort lmao: An amazing 200ft of vert.
Jul 28 2008 3:02PM
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