This lift was the first of four six places built at Mount St. Louis and Moonstone.View up the Moonstone side of the mountain.View up at tower 2.Poma Competition terminal.Chair parking rail.Lift overview.Top unloading area.Side view of the return terminal.View down the line.The upper half of this lift is located on fill rather than natural grade.Upper lift line.The first few towers.
4 thoughts on “Adventure Express – Mount St. Louis Moonstone, ON”
Donald ReifFebruary 25, 2022 / 9:53 am
This and Weider over at Blue Mountain are, I think, the only high speed six packs in North America with TB grips.
I also can’t help but notice that this mountain copied Winter Park’s font style for printing the name on the terminals for all of their high speed lifts.
It’s most likely just a coincidence. There’s no problem with copying fonts, but I also don’t see why anyone would copy fonts. I doubt it’s the same consultant because they’re literally in different countries. But at the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter
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This and Weider over at Blue Mountain are, I think, the only high speed six packs in North America with TB grips.
I also can’t help but notice that this mountain copied Winter Park’s font style for printing the name on the terminals for all of their high speed lifts.
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Blue Mountain’s don’t have the shadow behind the white letters, but I can agree that they do look very similar
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Did they copy, were they first, or did they just use the same consultant who got lazy cos, like, it’s another county or whatever?
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It’s most likely just a coincidence. There’s no problem with copying fonts, but I also don’t see why anyone would copy fonts. I doubt it’s the same consultant because they’re literally in different countries. But at the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter
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