Top drive terminal and lift shack.LPA top station.Summer view down the lift line.Summer view of the top.Lower lift line.Upper lift line.Bottom terminal and lift shack.Top terminal from below.Side view of the bottom station.
I know there has been talk before about putting a lift up in the Casper Bowl, but I think an interesting idea would be simply extending Casper to the top of the ridge, with its top terminal ending up around the top of the Sheridan Bowl.
That wouldn’t work because the lift services intermediate terrain and there would be none accessible if top terminal was on the ridge. It would make more sense to put a lift from the the end of Casper Traverse to the top of Shot 8.
True, but Casper’s pod has kind of been absorbed by Teton since its installation, as you can access the top of Casper from Teton and also ski down to Teton from the bottom of Casper. Extending it to the top of the Sheridan Bowl would give it a new, unique purpose. Plus, if they really wanted to retain some intermediate lap-ability, they could always make the existing top terminal a mid-station instead.
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I know there has been talk before about putting a lift up in the Casper Bowl, but I think an interesting idea would be simply extending Casper to the top of the ridge, with its top terminal ending up around the top of the Sheridan Bowl.
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That wouldn’t work because the lift services intermediate terrain and there would be none accessible if top terminal was on the ridge. It would make more sense to put a lift from the the end of Casper Traverse to the top of Shot 8.
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True, but Casper’s pod has kind of been absorbed by Teton since its installation, as you can access the top of Casper from Teton and also ski down to Teton from the bottom of Casper. Extending it to the top of the Sheridan Bowl would give it a new, unique purpose. Plus, if they really wanted to retain some intermediate lap-ability, they could always make the existing top terminal a mid-station instead.
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