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A Chinese American Army veteran turned a mountain intoa ski resort; it’s now joining a state park

In the 1950s, Chinese American Army veteran Joseph Tso bought a mountain property near Ellenville, New York, and developed a hotel and ski area there. The resort became the country’s only Chinese American-owned and operated ski resort. In 2026, the 440-acre Mt. Cathalia property

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TOI World Desk27 Aug 2026, 11:30 amUpdated 6h ago1 min readWorldWorld
A Chinese American Army veteran turned a mountain into a ski resort; it’s now joining a state park

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In the 1950s, Chinese American Army veteran Joseph Tso bought a mountain property near Ellenville, New York, and developed a hotel and ski area there. The resort became the country’s only Chinese American-owned and operated ski resort. In 2026, the 440-acre Mt. Cathalia property was acquired for $3.3 million and is planned to become part of Minnewaska State Park Preserve.

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Source: Times of India · TOI World Desk. Published 27 Aug 2026, 11:30 am.

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