I found this picture of the Little Brave lift, which was also known as Lift H. You can sort of make out Snowdance or Lift I in the background.
Snowdance was originally built for a huge beginner area expansion. All of what is now the tubing hill was served by it. When the tubing hill was expanded at some point, the lift became relegated to serving just one narrow trail that dumped into the rest of the beginner area served by Little Chief and Little Brave. The first time I was at Shawnee in 2007, it was not running, and I’m not sure if it ran at all that season. The two lifts were removed in 2007. The tubing park was expanded again into more of the terrain served by Snowdance, and Little Brave was replaced by two magic carpets.
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I found this picture of the Little Brave lift, which was also known as Lift H. You can sort of make out Snowdance or Lift I in the background.
Snowdance was originally built for a huge beginner area expansion. All of what is now the tubing hill was served by it. When the tubing hill was expanded at some point, the lift became relegated to serving just one narrow trail that dumped into the rest of the beginner area served by Little Chief and Little Brave. The first time I was at Shawnee in 2007, it was not running, and I’m not sure if it ran at all that season. The two lifts were removed in 2007. The tubing park was expanded again into more of the terrain served by Snowdance, and Little Brave was replaced by two magic carpets.
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