The Frostwood Gondola is a public lift like the Cabriolet. It mostly serves to transport guests from Frostwood Village to the Resort Core; however, I used it when I was learning to ski and didn’t want to buy a full pass. The ski run back to the Frostwood Village is groomed beautifully; however, since it is lower on the mountain conditions are variable early and late in the season.
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I’m pretty sure that this lift is a 6 person pulse gondola, not 8.
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You’re right. Should be fixed now in the spreadsheet.
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Was this lift build with used towers? They are of the older CTEC type which I thought was discontinued in 2003 or 2004.
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The old Raptor, Red Hawk, Saddleback, and First Time might have been some prospective donors for the towers for this lift?
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Interesting. They must of added 2 more cabins. If you look at the old picture there are only 2 gondolas. New paint has 3 cabins.
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There are four equidistant pods each with three 6-person cabins.
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Is this ride free like the cabriolet
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I believe it is, although all it really serves is some lodging, one blue trail with cruddy snow conditions, and the Canyons Village Shuttle.
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The Frostwood Gondola is a public lift like the Cabriolet. It mostly serves to transport guests from Frostwood Village to the Resort Core; however, I used it when I was learning to ski and didn’t want to buy a full pass. The ski run back to the Frostwood Village is groomed beautifully; however, since it is lower on the mountain conditions are variable early and late in the season.
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The gondola’s name is Waldorf.
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No, it’s called the Frostwood Gondola. Maybe the hotel is the Waldorf but I know for sure it’s the Frostwood Gondola.
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Correct. It was briefly named the Waldorf Gondola back in 2013 as the same company that owned Canyons owned the Park City Waldorf Astoria.
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