Red’s – Sundance, UT

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Looking back down the lift line.
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Top station with concrete mast and fixed bullwheel.
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Doppelmayr Alpinstar drive-tension station at the bottom.
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Lower half of the lift.
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Motor room and loading area.
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Middle portion of the line.
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The breakover.
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Arriving at the unload.
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Top station side view.
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Most of the tower tubes were re-used from the previous Lift Engineering triple with new Doppelmayr tower heads welded on.
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View down the line on a powder day.
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Another view of the lower part of the line.
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Towers 2-3.
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Looking up from the drive station.
Unloading area.
View from tower 15.
Middle part of the lift line.
Upper lift line on the ridge.
Lift line seen from the top of Outlaw Express.
The entire lift seen from behind.

12 thoughts on “Red’s – Sundance, UT

  1. northeastchairlifts June 13, 2017 / 8:28 pm

    The “Alpinstar” drive must be a Uni-Star drive with tensioning on it.

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    • Max Hart June 14, 2017 / 9:12 am

      It’s more comparable to a SkyTrac Monarch drive.

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      • northeastchairlifts June 15, 2017 / 1:22 pm

        Yeah, but it has the same motor house design as the Uni-Star.

        So basically it’s like a mix of the Uni-Star and the monarch.

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  2. Jeff Lynne September 28, 2017 / 8:10 pm

    I think the Alpen Star looks better than the Tri-Star. What do you think, Peter?

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    • Peter Landsman September 28, 2017 / 8:48 pm

      I like both of them. It’s nice Doppelmayr seems to have finally settled on a few designs rather than the crazy number of options after the merger (Aurora, Eclipse, Orion, Galaxy, Gemini, Intrepid, Northstar, Northstar LT, Pegasus, Sprint, Uni-Star, Uni-DT etc.)

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      • Duncan October 10, 2018 / 7:34 am

        I wish Leitner-Poma had gone with the consistency strategy and modeled a fixed terminal after the LPA. Even if it was just a new terminal skin for the Alpha.

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      • B774 March 10, 2024 / 9:46 am

        what’s uni-dt? never heard of it.

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        • WH2Oshredder March 11, 2024 / 9:51 am

          I think it is a Uni-Star drive with a Uni-G (or spacejet) style enclosure on it like the Crystal chair at Sun Peaks :)

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  3. MICHAEL STAHLER March 20, 2021 / 9:21 pm

    The old triple was pretty unique, but this is a nice upgrade. With the new HSQ this year I think that more folks will consider skiing here. It is a pretty cool place to ski. I wonder when they will replace Flathead.

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  4. Donald Reif March 21, 2021 / 5:54 am

    Once the new lifts go in, this won’t be the only lift on the hill with footrests.

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  5. Tyler January 6, 2022 / 6:10 pm

    The new ones are painted red while this one is called Red but painted green

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    • Donald Reif January 7, 2022 / 7:46 am

      I mean, it’s called Red’s because it’s named for Robert Redford. But you’re right, they really should either repaint the lift or rename it Green’s for consistency purposes.

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