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Windham, New York, USA · Independent
Windham Mountain Club, rebranded from Windham Mountain in October 2023 under new ownership, is a northern Catskills resort that has repositioned itself around a high-end membership model while still selling day lift tickets to the public. Its 1,600-foot vertical drop is among the biggest in the Catskills, spread across roughly 60 trails and served by a lift fleet that includes four high-speed detachable chairs. After eight years on the program, the club became the first resort ever to leave the Ikon Pass, departing after the 2024-25 season as it shifted its focus toward an exclusive, members-first experience.
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