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“We plan a 16-building two-cluster condominium for the whole ski area,” Moore said. He added that they had hired a land consultant and that “what we’ve done there we will do here.”
MOORE SAID that when the firm bought the Rappahannock site the corporation was “particularly fascinated with Virginia.”
“We were interested in acquiring a mountain,—sitting on it, and then developing it,” Moore added.
Moore said the Camelback Ski Corporation is primarily a ski area, but once Rappahannock is developed, a year-round recreation area will be planned.
Moore said that the Rappahannock corporation;, is 96% owned by Camelback and both suffered a loss last year.
“A ski area is consistent with beauty and good planning. We just built a new trail, you can’t even see it. The erosion is bad, so for every tree we have cut we plant ten at Camel
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