Mt. Bachelor boosted capacity at the center of the mountain in 2023, replacing a four place detachable with a six place detachable.The new lift follows the same alignment but with all new towers.Tower 1.Chair with puck style foot rests and slatted back rests.A tower with combination assemblies.Middle section of the line with Canadian style tower heads.Upper lift line.Nearing the summit at the tree line.Unloading area with a view.Long UNI-G station.Drive station.Top terminal overview.View down near the summit.Looking down the line.A tall support tower.View down the middle part of the line.Lower lift line.Tower 6.View up the line at tower 5.Tower 3.Another view up the line with Mt. Bachelor’s summit in the background.Lower station with outdoor parking rail.Lift overview.Loading area with gates.View riding out of the bottom terminal.Middle section of the line.View back down.European style tower head.Top station with optional porch.View from the summit.Lift line seen from above.Upper lift line and top station.
European? Oftentimes it depends on the manufacturing capabilities and capacities of either Wolfurt or Ste.-Jerome. In this case, Ste.-Jerome may have been maxed out and the towerheads had to come from Austria to meet the install timeline.
This is the first chairlift that I’ve seen where there is a microphone system in the lift shack where they operators can talk to the guests and vice versa.
Beautiful lift! The color schemes are similar to the two UNI Gs at Vail (Avanti and Mountaintop). Still not a big fan of the Puck style footrests, however this is one of the most beautiful lifts I have seen.
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wow what a nice lift
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This is definitely one of the better UNI-G color schemes I’ve seen
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Same color scheme as Cloudchaser.
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But not Early Riser
This is probably due to Early Riser trying to match the Woodward brand color scheme
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Why did they opt for Canadian style tower heads?
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European? Oftentimes it depends on the manufacturing capabilities and capacities of either Wolfurt or Ste.-Jerome. In this case, Ste.-Jerome may have been maxed out and the towerheads had to come from Austria to meet the install timeline.
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It’s nice to see that Mount Bachelor retained the slatted backrests on this lift similar to its predecessor.
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This is the first chairlift that I’ve seen where there is a microphone system in the lift shack where they operators can talk to the guests and vice versa.
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Beautiful lift! The color schemes are similar to the two UNI Gs at Vail (Avanti and Mountaintop). Still not a big fan of the Puck style footrests, however this is one of the most beautiful lifts I have seen.
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