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utahpowderskier July 20, 2020 / 8:53 pm Skimap.org lists that there was a platter lift, probably made by Poma considering that Snowbowl’s earliest trail map from 1961 lists the Agassiz double as a Riblet. LikeLike
Donald Reif December 17, 2020 / 2:56 pm I really want to get a good look at that impressive breakover on the chondola. LikeLike
Myles Svec January 26, 2022 / 6:25 pm A neat fact I learned about snow bowl today is that the mountain it sits on, Agassiz Peak, once one part of a much larger 16,000 foot tall volcano https://www.snowbowl.ski/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/unnamed-1024×588.jpg.webp LikeLike
Myles Svec April 25, 2022 / 6:00 pm The Tunnel Fire is currently 7 1/2 miles away from snow bowl as the crow flies, is there a chance that the tunnel fire could reach snowbowl? LikeLike
Michael April 25, 2022 / 6:20 pm The Tunnel Fire is East of Snowbowl. With predominant winds from the West and Southwest, it’s fairly unlikely the fire would endanger the Ski Area. LikeLike
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Skimap.org lists that there was a platter lift, probably made by Poma considering that Snowbowl’s earliest trail map from 1961 lists the Agassiz double as a Riblet.
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I really want to get a good look at that impressive breakover on the chondola.
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A neat fact I learned about snow bowl today is that the mountain it sits on, Agassiz Peak, once one part of a much larger 16,000 foot tall volcano
https://www.snowbowl.ski/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/unnamed-1024×588.jpg.webp
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The Tunnel Fire is currently 7 1/2 miles away from snow bowl as the crow flies, is there a chance that the tunnel fire could reach snowbowl?
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The Tunnel Fire is East of Snowbowl. With predominant winds from the West and Southwest, it’s fairly unlikely the fire would endanger the Ski Area.
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