- The owners of Mountain High and Dodge Ridge purchase China Peak.
- Vail Resorts reports 2.3 million pass products sold, though full Epic and Epic Local sales are down 12 percent.
- From the classifieds: a Poma gondola for sale in Australia and a Poma six pack for sale in Ontario.
- Kelly Canyon renames all its chairlifts.
- An updated trail map shows where Bittersweet’s new chairlifts run.
- Mt. La Crosse changes hands.
- Carriers are on both Big Red and Creekside at Whistler Blackcomb.
- A Park City reporter discovers more than 20 percent of the Red Pine Gondola‘s cabins are out of service.
- Attitash asks for votes on four name options for next year’s high speed quad.
- Storms slow progress on Red Dog at Palisades Tahoe and Far East Express can’t open until the new lift is complete.
- KT-22 is currently operating as a triple chair.
- European multi-resort operator Compagnie des Alpes signs a four year lift deal with Poma worth €200 million at list prices.
- MND’s first chairlift in the USA goes live tomorrow morning.
- The nonprofit which runs Big Squaw signs a new five year contract.
- Deer Valley will host open houses this week regarding future plans.
- Thanks to Dave Amirault for these progress photos of Burns Express at Deer Valley.
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Glad to see my childhood hill finally make it to the blog! Small correction, though, it is spelled Mt. La Crosse. La Crosse is the town, lacrosse is the sport.
Thanks for all the reporting. This is my favorite email to receive every week!
-Gustave
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any idea why KT-22 isn’t running at full capacity? sure its old
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There was some sort of mechanical issue this morning so they probably had to decrease capacity
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A big issue has happen in Mont Saint Anne today. A gondola has fallen from the cable. No one was in the cabine during this time.
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What’s the likelihood of future MND detachables? I can’t see other resorts choosing this option in the near future. MND will need to come out with their own version and not rely on Bartholet?
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