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Utah Powder Skier February 11, 2021 / 8:41 am How can a lift that was removed in 2003 get a retrofit in 2004? LikeLike
Myles Svec February 11, 2021 / 9:24 am It could have been moved and retrofitted. Or it could have been standing, retrofitted and then been removed. LikeLike
Utah Powder Skier February 11, 2021 / 9:31 am it sounds odd that anyone would retrofit a removed lift. Did they want to get a higher resale value? LikeLike
Myles Svec February 11, 2021 / 10:39 am That is my guess. If anyone has more expertise on Bear Creek history that would be greatly appreciated. LikeLike
AveryZ March 1, 2021 / 2:39 pm They also had a t-bar. Not sure on the dates. It ran parallel to lifts A/B on the other side of Kodiak. LikeLike
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How can a lift that was removed in 2003 get a retrofit in 2004?
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It could have been moved and retrofitted. Or it could have been standing, retrofitted and then been removed.
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it sounds odd that anyone would retrofit a removed lift. Did they want to get a higher resale value?
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That is my guess. If anyone has more expertise on Bear Creek history that would be greatly appreciated.
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They also had a t-bar. Not sure on the dates. It ran parallel to lifts A/B on the other side of Kodiak.
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Skimaps shows it on their 1992 trail map.
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