This lift is named after the resort it originally stood at.Bottom terminal with portal tower.Return bullwheel.View from the loading area.Tower 4.Arriving at the top.Top terminal with combustion engines for primary and backup propulsion.Unloading ramp and the only non-lattice tower.Upper part of the lift line.The last five towers.This lift is the northernmost in the Americas and also faces North.Tower 8.Lower part of the line.T5.The first pitch is the steepest on the entire line.Overhead view of the loading area.Mueller tower with added lifting frame.Tower 13 of 14.Looking down the line.Breakover towers.Drive bullwheel.
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That blue really stands out. Other than the bottom and top terminal needing a fresh coat of paint, the lift looks really good.
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The lift when it was at Silver Star (known as the Blue chair):
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a bottom return on a Mueller of this vintage. Rare find!
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Where at Silver star was the blue chair located?
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https://skimap.org/skimaps/view/140
Looks like it ran about where the Comet Express runs now (and where the former Vance Creek Chair ran), but didn’t go all the way to the summit.
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