This Skytrac quad replaced a Poma double for the 2023-24 ski season.Monarch terminal in blue.Loading area and lift line.View leaving the bottom terminal.Skytrac tower head.View riding up the line.Breakover towers at the summit.View back down the lift line.Arriving at the return terminal.Top station.Upper station overview.View from the summit.Middle section of the line.View up at tower 3.Tower 2.Side view of the Peak return.Monarch drive.
As one can see in the photos, the Snow Bowl added night skiing to this side of the resort. According to a recent article in VTDigger, the night skiing has already had a significant increase on traffic and is proving to be quite popular.
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Peter, I envy the amount of ski areas that you have visited so soon in the season. I hope you enjoy it!!
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I miss the old double with those fairly unique chairs but this is a needed upgrade and a huge gain for this family mountain!
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This lift was the first skytrac installation in the state of Vermont.
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Actually the first Skytrac lifts in Vermont were The Tage & Stag’s Leap at Hermitage Club.
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Tower 5 looks like a new style Skytrac sheave train. At least compared to the old style combos…
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As one can see in the photos, the Snow Bowl added night skiing to this side of the resort. According to a recent article in VTDigger, the night skiing has already had a significant increase on traffic and is proving to be quite popular.
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