It’s not removed yet either, so it would be listed under operating status. Operating status is for lifts that regularly operate and is not determined by whether the ski areas is open for skiing or not.
The Kanc is being replaced. It closed early this year (as well as the base it serves) to facilitate its demolition and the construction of its replacement — the Kank8.
They closed the lift last weekend to remove it and build the new Kank8. Until the new lift is built and the photos are taken it will still be listed as operating.
@Big Mountain Peter will list it as removed when the lift is fully removed and Kanc 8 will be under the status under construction until it starts operating.
The length listed for Kissin Cousins is way too long. I am not sure what it is, but based on the ride time and the fact it is way less than half of the length of Kanc, it is definitely less than half of the 3043 feet listed.
I rode it this past weekend while at Loon, but I did not take any pictures (sorry, I am sure Peter will make it there eventually). It was extremely comfortable, loading was easy with the carpet and gates, and it is noticeably faster than the previous quad. The bottom terminal building is also massive. One of the people I skied with called it the greatest lift he’s ever been on while another called it the most unnecessary and over the top machine.
I had some time today and went ahead and marked all the outgoing lifts as removed and incoming lifts as under construction. It makes more sense to do them all at once.
Kissin Cousin used to be longer. That whole area got redone, perhaps twice. You can see the old summit footer, and orignal taller, more direct beginner trail off of L. Speakeasy.
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Kancamagus is no longer in operation, :-:
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It’s not removed yet either, so it would be listed under operating status. Operating status is for lifts that regularly operate and is not determined by whether the ski areas is open for skiing or not.
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The Kanc is being replaced. It closed early this year (as well as the base it serves) to facilitate its demolition and the construction of its replacement — the Kank8.
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They closed the lift last weekend to remove it and build the new Kank8. Until the new lift is built and the photos are taken it will still be listed as operating.
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@Big Mountain Peter will list it as removed when the lift is fully removed and Kanc 8 will be under the status under construction until it starts operating.
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its official kanc quad will replace 7 brothers
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The length listed for Kissin Cousins is way too long. I am not sure what it is, but based on the ride time and the fact it is way less than half of the length of Kanc, it is definitely less than half of the 3043 feet listed.
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SOMEONE PLEASE GET PICTURES FOR K8NC
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I rode it this past weekend while at Loon, but I did not take any pictures (sorry, I am sure Peter will make it there eventually). It was extremely comfortable, loading was easy with the carpet and gates, and it is noticeably faster than the previous quad. The bottom terminal building is also massive. One of the people I skied with called it the greatest lift he’s ever been on while another called it the most unnecessary and over the top machine.
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video of kanc8
I will say, the indoor liftline is probably a pain for the resort but could be really nice for guests on rainy days.
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Here are some pictures…. https://photos.app.goo.gl/zpPFxXhtEKNMqNF26
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There’s also a video in there of the loading process…
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Merry Christmas Will.
https://liftblog.com/kancamagus-8-loon-mountain-nh/
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Why is Seven Brothers marked as removed? It is still operating
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I had some time today and went ahead and marked all the outgoing lifts as removed and incoming lifts as under construction. It makes more sense to do them all at once.
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Kissin Cousin used to be longer. That whole area got redone, perhaps twice. You can see the old summit footer, and orignal taller, more direct beginner trail off of L. Speakeasy.
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