Bottom drive at Creekside in the spring.This lift only has 4 cabins.Lower terminal area.Cabins departing the base.Top station.Unlooading area up top.Doppelmayr towers.Lower lift line.CWA Omega IV cabins.
Its a pulse gondola. Full speed between stations and slow when cabins in the station. It is a private access lift for the Kadenwood subdivision, so not on map.
It unloads and loads on the arriving side I think. Here’s a video for those interested on what it sounds like and some things on how the loading procedure works.
Never mind, I found where it runs. It starts next to Creekside gondola and runs parallel to Peak to Creek and unloads on the Kadenwood Trail. You can see the lift line of Google Earth.
Yep it does load next to Creekside. I wonder how Peter got pics of the top terminal. He either must’ve walked up or could ride the lift due to being a lift mechanic?
The top station is accessible by public road, anyone can drive up to it. You need a special Kwood pass or be WB ops staff to get on it. It’s a neat little lift and a cool one to ride.
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Where is this? I presume its a private gondola, because I can’t find it on the map.
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Its by the creekside gondola. Its not on the trailmap because WB does not own it.
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Who uses it then?
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It’s for homeowners in the Kadenwood development.
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I found it on Google Maps. Here: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Kadenwood+Gondola/@50.0884715,-122.9883849,15.01z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x5487230ce26c0ba9:0x4a508672dcdbe939!8m2!3d50.0864423!4d-122.9849337!16s%2Fg%2F11ss3jg15w?entry=ttu
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It is not owned by WB, so it is not on the map
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what’s wrong with this gondola? why does it only have 4 cabins, and is literally not even on the map?
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Its a pulse gondola. Full speed between stations and slow when cabins in the station. It is a private access lift for the Kadenwood subdivision, so not on map.
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Where does this gondola load and unload?
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It unloads and loads on the arriving side I think. Here’s a video for those interested on what it sounds like and some things on how the loading procedure works.
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I mean geographically.
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Never mind, I found where it runs. It starts next to Creekside gondola and runs parallel to Peak to Creek and unloads on the Kadenwood Trail. You can see the lift line of Google Earth.
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Yep it does load next to Creekside. I wonder how Peter got pics of the top terminal. He either must’ve walked up or could ride the lift due to being a lift mechanic?
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The top station is accessible by public road, anyone can drive up to it. You need a special Kwood pass or be WB ops staff to get on it. It’s a neat little lift and a cool one to ride.
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