NAVA Ski Hill

Thomaston, Connecticutlost

In the mid- to late 1960's and maybe into the early '70's, there was a rope tow at NAVA Hill, either off Walnut Hill Road or off Hickory Hill Road (off Route 254 on the way to Northfield/Litchfield) in Thomaston. It wasn't a BIG hill (a la Mohawk Mountain or Ski Sundown), but it was big enough to have a rope tow, be lighted for night skiing, and be steep enough and fast enough so that a high school friend of mine broke her leg on one run down it and had to be brought down off the hill in the basket! Jon Regan: There used to be a small ski tow in Thomaston, CT, run by the Nava ski club. The are…

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Snowfall by season

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The 2026-27 season

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