Nestled in the heart of Northern Ontario in Thunder Bay, Mount McKay holds the quiet history of a surprisingly large lost ski resort. Despite its size, its often overlooked and its history remains a mystery. Today, we’re going to unravel its story - why it closed, and what could have been if it hadn’t.

The Lost Resorts is a weekly video series that focuses on the history of lost ski resorts in North America. New episodes release every Thursday at 5:15am MST (unless otherwise notified). Join me as we take a look at the lost resorts of North America.

Mount McKay (Ontario) Information:
Years of Operation: 1939-1989
Run Count: 18-22
Lifts: 3 Doubles (Poma), 1 T-Bar (Poma), 1 Platter (Poma), Rope Tows


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