Top station from above.This lift is from the Riblet-SLI merger era and contains components from both.Top breakover.View down the line.Lower part of the line.Lower terminal overview.Maze area and loading.This lift replaced Aspen’s original single chair that started a few hundred yards lower.Drive/tension carriage.SLI towers, Riblet sheaves, SLI chairs, Riblet insert clips.
Odd this one doesn’t have safety bars. Most other lifts in the Aspen merger have them, the only other one that doesn’t is Panda Peak over at Buttermilk.
Because it’s a perfect lift and “progress” often leads to a lesser experience for people who actually ski rather than preen at the local hip après bar.
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Odd this one doesn’t have safety bars. Most other lifts in the Aspen merger have them, the only other one that doesn’t is Panda Peak over at Buttermilk.
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Why is the replacement of this lift so controversial?
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Because it’s a perfect lift and “progress” often leads to a lesser experience for people who actually ski rather than preen at the local hip après bar.
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Weird towers for being sli and riblet
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Have they decided on a plan to replace this lift yet?
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Yes, they have decided to make it a 6 gondola, 4 chairlift chondola and will open for the 2022 ski season
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As of High Alpine’s upgrade, I believe Shadow Mountain is the only lift in all of Aspen-Snowmass that doesn’t have any Poma or Leitner-Poma parts.
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