- Skeetawk secures a 40 year lease to operate on public land in Alaska.
- The Salt Lake Tribune features a pro-Little Cottonwood Gondola op-ed by Ski Utah CEO Nathan Rafferty.
- D-Line stations, cabins and chairs and are now available as HO scale models.
- A disabled skier sues Aspen Snowmass over a 2019 lift fall.
- The haul rope is on North America’s third D-Line lift system.
- A helicopter flies concrete for tower foundations at Saddleback.
- The ever-growing Indy Pass adds Snow King Mountain, White Pine and Winterplace.
- Closed Crystal Mountain, BC still faces lawsuits more than six years after a lift deropement.
- Arapahoe Basin presses ahead with new lift projects despite taking a big Covid hit.
- China Peak bids farewell to the mighty Chair 3.
- Gore Mountain formally announces construction of two new quads.
- Court documents reveal more details on the Liftopia-Mountain Collective dispute.
- All new Whiteface gondola cabins arrive stateside.
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I will miss the gangloff cabins on Cloudsplitter, but the new cabins were definitely needed
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Thanks for your blog. Look forward to Tuesdays. I worked 86 to 96 for Doppelmayr. I’m a lift junkie. Keep up the great work.
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Makes me really happy seeing consistent updates on Saddleback, albeit every week or so. They clearly have been taking atvantage of the situation we’re in. Good for them.
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2020 is shaping up to be a great year to buy a lift and have it finished on time. Both Rangeley and Davis, West Virginia are towns down on their luck and I can’t think of a better time for their respective ski resorts to come back to life.
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Just biked past Gore’s high peaks line today. Most of the towers are gone and they were in the process of removing the top turnaround. Wish I got pictures but didn’t have my phone 😕
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