Eston Hills Ski Village Collection

The remains of Eston Dry Ski slope. 23rd December 1996

Mummy Philip McDonald took the precaution of wrapping up well - which was handy when he took a tumble. 31st October 1992

Eston Ski Village Managing Director Bob Eslea with the main slop in the background. 1st July 1995

East Cleveland army cadets had a day off on the ski slopes at Eston. Ski village instructor Steve Mulchay gives the group some advice. 23rd January 1994

Children at Eston Ski School added a halloween flavour to their practise sessions. They combined two of their favourite things; skiing and dressing up. 31st October 1992

A fire totally gutted the Eston Ski Village building. 22nd August 1996

David Gray, Matti Hay and Mick Maddison from Redcar preaoring for a trip down the dri-ski slope at Eston to raise money for a cancer charity. 2nd December 1993

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"Remembering the Eston Hills Ski Village: A Journey Through Time" Step back in time to December 23rd, 1996, as we explore the remains of the iconic Eston Dry Ski slope. Mummy Philip McDonald knew the importance of bundling up warmly during his visit - a wise decision that proved handy when he braved the chilly slopes. In this captivating image, Managing Director Bob Eslea stands proudly with the majestic main slope serving as a breathtaking backdrop. The Eston Ski Village was truly a sight to behold, attracting visitors from far and wide. Even East Cleveland army cadets were granted a well-deserved day off to enjoy exhilarating moments on these remarkable ski slopes. Laughter echoed through the air as children at Eston Ski School added an enchanting Halloween twist to their practice sessions, creating unforgettable memories for all involved. However, tragedy struck on August 22nd, 1996 when a devastating fire engulfed and gutted the beloved Eston Ski Village building. The community mourned this loss deeply but remained resilient in spirit. Amidst these challenging times, individuals like David Gray, Matti Hay, and Mick Maddison from Redcar prepared themselves for thrilling adventures down the dri-ski slopes. Their determination exemplified the unwavering love and passion shared by all who frequented this cherished destination. As we reflect upon its history and significance within our hearts today, let us remember those fateful words - "A fire totally gutted the Eston Ski Village building. " August 22nd will forever be etched into our collective memory; however, it is essential not only to recall its tragic end but also celebrate its vibrant past. Join us now as we pay homage to what once stood tall atop Estonia's hills - an extraordinary place where dreams soared high amidst snowy peaks and laughter filled every corner. Let us cherish these remnants of joy captured on December 23rd.