- Skeetawk, Alaska begins cutting trails for a mid mountain lift.
- Sir Sam’s, Ontario seeks the public’s help to name a new quad chair.
- Aspen Mountain eyes 2029 for a replacement lift 1A.
- Several large gondola projects take shape in India with more to come.
- The Trump Administration moves to repeal the roadless rule, potentially boosting ski expansion opportunities in National Forests.
- Saudi Arabia’s mega ski resort project is dead.
- Reed Hastings talks about his continued buildout of private skiing at Powder.
- Bluewood, Washington receives more parts from Austria but not in time for a used high speed quad to be completed this summer.
- Building a multi-stage gondola from Main Street Park City to Deer Valley’s Snow Park Village and Richardson Flat Park & Ride could cost $73-95 million.
- BC filmmakers plan a documentary about the unsolved Sea to Sky Gondola cable cuts in 2019 and 2020.
- The current owner of closed Scotch Valley, New York to run the chairlift for the community one day only next week.
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Interesting that the Scotch Valley chairlift has been converted to summer camp use (other than this one day).
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the current owners of the scotch valley property, Oorah also operate kars4kids (the non-profit behind all those super annoying commercials)
with all the scandals the place has endured over the years, I’d love someone come in, buy the property and convert it back to a ski resort. Probably won’t happen but one can dream right?
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Bluewood, I have installed several used fixed grip lifts. The projects were all in the west with lifts from the the west. I could drive from one area to the other. Moving a detachable lift is way more difficult in general. I can’t emagine buying one from Europe and trying to put the terminals pieces back together that have been stuffed in a container.
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