This lift is one of three Hall doubles built within three years at Powder Ridge in the 1960s.View up the lift line.Drive station inside a building.Riding up during mountain bike operations.View back down the line.A Hall chair with wooden seat.Breakover towers.Unloading ramp.Tension bullwheel.Side view of the top terminal.Counterweight.View down from the summit.Middle part of the lift line.Lower lift line.The lift line seen from across the way.
It’s super cool to see there are still old hall lifts running today.
The name of the lift is probably a reference to the planned (but later cancelled) Powder Ridge Rock Festival that was supposed to happen in the summer of 1970.
I am glad that they didn’t replace the seats. Those old Hall wooden seats are much, much more comfortable than the metal ones. Plus, it adds to the charm.
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It’s super cool to see there are still old hall lifts running today.
The name of the lift is probably a reference to the planned (but later cancelled) Powder Ridge Rock Festival that was supposed to happen in the summer of 1970.
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I am glad that they didn’t replace the seats. Those old Hall wooden seats are much, much more comfortable than the metal ones. Plus, it adds to the charm.
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