7 thoughts on “Flying Dutchman – Boreal, CA

  1. Northeast Chairlifts's avatar northeastchairlifts May 27, 2017 / 8:40 pm

    This is also labeled Riblet.

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  2. Cameron Halmrast's avatar Cameron Halmrast September 7, 2018 / 1:30 pm

    Boreal has focused on being the beginner mountain for Tahoe and terrain park. Therefore, people don’t venture and explore this side of the mountain that much. It wasn’t open when I was there in February on a Saturday so it may only operate on peak days.

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  3. Duncan's avatar Duncan August 15, 2019 / 2:32 pm

    Isn’t this lift called the Flying Dutchman? It’s labeled that on the map.

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      • Brian's avatar Brian August 15, 2019 / 6:18 pm

        Seems like they are having difficulty sticking to a name based on the old trail maps..
        Lost dutchman 92-2011
        Flying dutchman 2013
        Dutchman 2015
        Flying dutchman 2018
        Wonder why they don’t move it to the old quicksilver alignment, if they won’t run it in its current config?!

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  4. JCG's avatar JCG November 11, 2019 / 7:43 am

    The YAN triple was installed new in 1979. IT is 2388′ long (slope length) x 437′ vertical, speed 450 fpm, capacity 1800 pph. I am not sure if it replaced a Riblet at the same location, but it does not use any existing Riblet towers.

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