This lift was relocated from Snowdon Mountain to service a more secluded race venue on Ramshead Mountain in 2018.Tower 6.View down the track at tower 4.All seven towers.The bottom terminal with detachable carriers.Lift overview.New controls.Tower 6 of 7.Some components such as this tower were sourced from Stratton, which removed its SMS Poma the same year this one was relocated.An original tower from the Snowdon Poma.Two of the towers are of a newer style.Floating bullwheel up top.Counterweight above the unloading area.Tower 7 and the top shack.
8 thoughts on “Alpine Training Venue – Killington, VT”
Teddy's Lift WorldJanuary 20, 2020 / 7:06 pm
I rode this lift today. Although it is technically reserved for racers only, the liftie let me on with no issue. I’m glad I got to ride such a historic lift!
It is a private lift for race crews/local racer training at this point in time. Never open to the public so it kinda makes sense to remove it from the website.
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I rode this lift today. Although it is technically reserved for racers only, the liftie let me on with no issue. I’m glad I got to ride such a historic lift!
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Looks like some of the tower heads/sheave assemblies came from the old Mountain Poma at Burke Mountain
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Pretty crazy that a 60 year old poma is still finding a use, is this the oldest lift to be relocated in the 21st century?
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let me get this straight, is this a detachable platter
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Yes, I’d recommend a quick search it on YouTube you haven’t already done so. Should help you visualize how it works.
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In January 2025 I noticed Killington removed this lift from their website & changed the total # of lifts on the website from 22 to 21.
https://www.killington.com/the-mountain/conditions-weather/lifts-trails-report
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It is a private lift for race crews/local racer training at this point in time. Never open to the public so it kinda makes sense to remove it from the website.
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They use parts from SMS to maintain this.
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