Elfriede Huter Express – Mount St. Louis Moonstone, ON

This is the second D-Line at Moonstone and replaced two fixed grip chairlifts.
The top terminal sits slightly higher than the top of the old Outback chair.
Side view of the D-Line return station up top.
Top terminal under cover.
Side view of a conical tower with combination assemblies.
Lift overview.
Short lift line with just seven towers.
90 degree loading.
Queuing gates and conveyor at the load point.
Hold down tower 1.
View riding out of the Moonstone base.
Tower 4.
T5.
Looking back down the line.
Upper lift line.
Unloading ramp with Mantis AI monitoring.
View from the summit.
Looking up at tower 2.
Side view of T1.
Doppelmayr Connect touchscreen.
Outside operator controls at the drive.
Inside the bottom station.
Diesel evacuation engine.
Single ring direct drive.
View down a tire conveyor.
Turnaround in the bottom station.
Operator controls at the summit.
Remote control.
Mantis assist installed at the top.
Return bullwheel.
View out from the top station.
Another view of the top bullwheel.
View from the summit.
Mantis cameras monitoring the unload ramp.
Loading area overview.
Mantis controls at the base.
Top terminal turnaround.
Chair with individual seats and locking restraint bar.
A conitcal support tower.
Doppelmayr name plate.
Tower 2 crossarm.
Tower 2 just above the bottom station.
Another view of the drive terminal.
Side view of the return.

One thought on “Elfriede Huter Express – Mount St. Louis Moonstone, ON”

  1. wh2oshredder's avatar wh2oshredder January 18, 2026 / 3:28 pm

    This is really a beautiful lift, even if it might be slightly overkill for this slope size. The color scheme is really smooth on the MSLM D-lines. And it also has the Mantis AI and locking bars, which would make it the second lift, I think, to have the AI in Canada.

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