This lift provides access to Greek Peak East.The bottom terminal is inside a building.Drive systems on a moveable carriage.Riding up the line.View back down.Breakover towers.Unloading area.The top terminal.Lower part of the lift line.Loading area at tower 1.
Without driving and parking, this lift offers the only access to Lift 5 and it’s terrain, but it’s starting point can sometimes be problematic. To get to this lift, you must ride up Lift 3, which is slow and sometimes has crazy lines, ski down from the top of Lift 2 which does not start from the base, or use a connector trail from Lift 1A which does not have snowmaking and is often closed. If Lift 3 is busy then you’re faced with a 3-lift trip just to get over to the east face
You can go down karytos from chair 1a then get speed at the bottom then get up as far as you can then do a little bit of hiking. this is what a lot of my fellow locals do. you can also park over at 5 witch is less crowed anyways.
I have no idea, but it is not their most crowded lift. A new chair, whether it be a triple or quad, would be nice for comfort, as double chairs from the 60s and 70s are not designed for snowboarders whose boards make them inherently wider (although the same could also be said for Lifts 2-4). Its location hides it a bit from the main base crowds, so it is a good place to go when lines at 1a get out of control, and there is room for another trail or two from the top (plus the powerline).
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Without driving and parking, this lift offers the only access to Lift 5 and it’s terrain, but it’s starting point can sometimes be problematic. To get to this lift, you must ride up Lift 3, which is slow and sometimes has crazy lines, ski down from the top of Lift 2 which does not start from the base, or use a connector trail from Lift 1A which does not have snowmaking and is often closed. If Lift 3 is busy then you’re faced with a 3-lift trip just to get over to the east face
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You can go down karytos from chair 1a then get speed at the bottom then get up as far as you can then do a little bit of hiking. this is what a lot of my fellow locals do. you can also park over at 5 witch is less crowed anyways.
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Do you know if this lift is going to be upgrading in the near future?
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I have no idea, but it is not their most crowded lift. A new chair, whether it be a triple or quad, would be nice for comfort, as double chairs from the 60s and 70s are not designed for snowboarders whose boards make them inherently wider (although the same could also be said for Lifts 2-4). Its location hides it a bit from the main base crowds, so it is a good place to go when lines at 1a get out of control, and there is room for another trail or two from the top (plus the powerline).
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