This is a list of new lifts likely to be built in the United States and Canada during the 2026 construction season. Last updated 6/13/2024. Have an addition or correction? Comment below or email Peter@liftblog.com.
Blue = Doppelmayr
Yellow = Leitner-Poma
Green = Skytrac
Red = MND
Purple = Partek
Orange = SkyTrans
Gray = Re-installations (used lifts)
White = To be announced
ATW = Aerial Tramway
CL = Chairlift
G = Gondola
SL = Surface lift
D = Detachable
F = Fixed grip
M = Monocable
P = Pulse
J = Jigback
B = Bubble
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Wow! Great to see 2026 new lifts up and running already. Can’t wait to see all the updates. 😊
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Why is Sundance choosing to replace Flathead with a HSQ and not replacing Red’s with a HSQ and moving the current Red’s lift to Flathead? Red’s serves practically the entire upper mountain while Flathead only serves some black runs. Does it have to do with cost?
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I wonder if Sundance is planning on extending Flathead to the top of Red’s making the entire upper mountain able to be lapped via one lift.
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They apparently want to make a big expansion served by one HSQ. It will include the Flathead Zone.
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Correct. The plan previously reported by Lift Blog called for moving the base of Flathead down next to the new Wildwood lift, extending the vertical in that pod by about 300 ft and expanding the skiable acreage further down the ridge on Bishop’s Bowl.
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Where can I find the plan for the new HSQ? Still a bit confused on where the liftline will be.
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Turns out I was incorrect. Based on the just published Friday News Roundup, it appears as though the new line for Flathead will run from the base of Wildwood all the way up to the current summit offloading next to Red’s.
This now makes it more clear why they are investing in a HSQ for this line instead of putting one in on the Red’s line – Flathead will now be running on a significantly longer line than Red’s and will likely become one of the premier expert pods in Utah with almost 2000′ vertical on a single line. I really like how this now segments the backside between Wildwood (700′ vert of beginner/low intermediate), Red’s (1300′ vert intermediate/advanced cruising) and the new Flathead (2000′ vert of advanced/expert terrain) to meet different needs.
New owners making a huge impact on the skiing experience with Outlaw, Wildwood and now Flathead – an absolute home run on every key on-mountain decision thus far.
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Will Sundance expand into lower far east/bishops ridge with the addition of the HSQ?
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Wow, thanks Peter for already opening the 2026 new lifts !
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Crossing my fingers for either big bear or mammoth!
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I’m hoping for something at Winter Park!
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It’s sounding like they’ll remove looking glass in 2026, but not certain on if they will run a new lift up the original lift line, or run a new one up to the Zips Hill.
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I hope they have that six pack up the new hill, but also maybe replace looking glass with a fixed grip triple or quad.
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Peter, Lake Louise’s Sunnyside chair is still scheduled for 2025, unless something has recently changed ?
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Peter, I believe that West Mountain, New York, is getting a Doppelmayr detachable quad called the Woods Flyer that is going to be installed during the 2025-2026 season. I don’t know if the list would be 2025 or 2026 for that lift.
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