Craigmeur
The story in brief
Craigmeur was a ski area in Newfoundland, New Jersey, that operated for six decades, from 1937 through 1997. Its longevity made it one of the region’s established local ski hills, serving generations of skiers before closing at the end of the twentieth century.
The area offered six trails and four lifts: a double chairlift, a T-bar, and two rope tows. Night skiing expanded its use beyond daylight hours and added to Craigmeur’s role as a practical community ski destination. Although the supplied record provides few further details about the resort or its later years, its long operating history and compact lift-served layout preserve the outline of a durable New Jersey ski area.


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