This Riblet quad came from another Northern Alberta ski area in 2012.Previously, the mountain was served only by T-Bars, which remain in place.Bottom return terminal.Riblet name plate.Upper station overview.View down the lift line.Tower 12.Unloading area.Upper part of the lift line.The final few towers.Bambi watching the lift line.Flat middle section of the line.View up.Lower lift line.View up near the base.Tower 2.
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7 thoughts on “Frontline – Misery Mountain, AB”
skier72July 23, 2023 / 10:45 pm
Here are some photos of the lift at Vista Ridge. As Vista Ridge is an upside-down ski area, the chairlift’s drive terminal was at the summit for obvious reasons. When the lift was moved here, it was probably easier to keep this configuration versus re-engineering the entire lift.
Here are some photos of the lift at Vista Ridge. As Vista Ridge is an upside-down ski area, the chairlift’s drive terminal was at the summit for obvious reasons. When the lift was moved here, it was probably easier to keep this configuration versus re-engineering the entire lift.
Here are some photos of the lift at Vista Ridge. As Vista Ridge is an upside-down ski area, the chairlift’s drive terminal was at the summit for obvious reasons. When the lift was moved here, it was probably easier to keep this configuration versus re-engineering the entire lift.
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Here are some photos of the lift at Vista Ridge. As Vista Ridge is an upside-down ski area, the chairlift’s drive terminal was at the summit for obvious reasons. When the lift was moved here, it was probably easier to keep this configuration versus re-engineering the entire lift.
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Here are some photos of the lift at Vista Ridge. As Vista Ridge is an upside-down ski area, the chairlift’s drive terminal was at the summit for obvious reasons. When the lift was moved here, it was probably easier to keep this configuration versus re-engineering the entire lift.
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Here are some photos of the lift at Vista Ridge. As Vista Ridge is an upside-down ski area, the chairlift’s drive terminal was at the summit for obvious reasons. When the lift was moved here, it was probably easier to keep this configuration versus re-engineering the entire lift.
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I haven’t seen all the things. One of those things I haven’t seen is this return terminal. Kinda interesting.
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Here was the lift at Vista Ridge (when the top drive made more sense)
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for a small resort, this lift was installed at vista ridge in 1996, very new
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Late Model Riblet quad chairs look very sharp.
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