Public Health State of Emergency declared in the Province of Ontario , which forced the remaining ski areas that had not already closed due to Covid-19, to wind up operations for the season
It is! It’s built by Leitner (which just prior absorbed BM lifts, a local manufacturer) and is kitted out with a loading carpet. It runs at 300 fpm anyways – and because it serves a beginner hill – it stops/slows quite frequently. Very annoying to ride…
In 1997 (or 1998, I forget) the first ever POMA 6-packs in North America were built here. One at Blue Mountain and another at Mount St. Louis Moonstone. They make use of a wide version of the second generation Challenger terminals and a variant of the Omega chair seen only in Europe – these are the only lifts of their kind in North America. There’s also a rare Leitner HSQ at Georgian Peaks and a CTEC HSQ at an adjacent club. Combined with the 6-CLF at Snow Valley, this is quite a cool province for lifts and I’m glad I grew up with them all.
Craigleith has the CTEC high speed quad and a fixed grip quad (also CTEC) with a similar drive terminal to the now replaced Yodeler quad at Holiday Valley.
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Public Health State of Emergency declared in the Province of Ontario , which forced the remaining ski areas that had not already closed due to Covid-19, to wind up operations for the season
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I found a few photos of Horseshoe Resort’s old 1989 Atomic Express sitting in a Quebec lot.
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Yah this lift is for sale but its too short to be useful as anything other than a beginner chair as its only 300ft vert and 1550ft long.
info on lift
https://www.skiresortequipment.com/lifts/asset%3Ds1546035013753
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This link also has more pictures and info: http://bit.ly/doppelmayrquad
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What about Osler Bluff?
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Peter hasn’t made it up there yet. There’s a lot resorts in NA and it’s time consuming and expensive to visit them all.
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There is a Lift in ON that is a Fixed grip six pack
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Are you talking about this one?
https://ontarioskilifts.wordpress.com/ontario-ski-areas/wideload-lift-ski-snow-valley-on/
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The only 6-CLF in NA I believe!
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It is! It’s built by Leitner (which just prior absorbed BM lifts, a local manufacturer) and is kitted out with a loading carpet. It runs at 300 fpm anyways – and because it serves a beginner hill – it stops/slows quite frequently. Very annoying to ride…
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In 1997 (or 1998, I forget) the first ever POMA 6-packs in North America were built here. One at Blue Mountain and another at Mount St. Louis Moonstone. They make use of a wide version of the second generation Challenger terminals and a variant of the Omega chair seen only in Europe – these are the only lifts of their kind in North America. There’s also a rare Leitner HSQ at Georgian Peaks and a CTEC HSQ at an adjacent club. Combined with the 6-CLF at Snow Valley, this is quite a cool province for lifts and I’m glad I grew up with them all.
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Craigleith has the CTEC high speed quad and a fixed grip quad (also CTEC) with a similar drive terminal to the now replaced Yodeler quad at Holiday Valley.
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Is there some truth to the Letterkenny Ontario/Cue-beck rivalry? It seems like there’s a whole lotta not-Doppelmayr goin’ on in this here province.
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Searchmont?
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How about Loch Lemond in Thunder Bay?
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Someone needs to invite Peter to Georgian Peaks to get some pictures they have some cool lifts there.
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