The company spent an estimated $9 million to build a new lodge, install new snowmaking equipment and chairlifts, and to recut trails, and in 2003 reopened what had been the Onset/Bobcat side as Crotched Mountain Ski Area.
The company spent an estimated $9 million to build a new lodge, install new snowmaking equipment and chairlifts, and to recut trails. The area lay dormant until bought by Peak Resorts in 2002, and what had been the Onset/Bobcat side was reopened the next winter as Crotched Mountain Ski Area.