There’s definitely some older chairlifts missing from the spreadsheet. As mentioned above, the Heron and Yan chairs were removed in the mid-2000s (I’m pretty sure it was 2004, but I’m not 100% sure). They are also likely named after their manufacturers (though uncommon in Quebec, the Heron chair greatly resembles another former Heron lift in Quebec at Owl’s Head: https://www.remontees-mecaniques.net/bdd/reportage-tsf2-de-la-verte-heron-1.html ).
Also, there’s no mention of the tubing chairlift, which was a triple chairlift that also carried the tubes with it. There are some pretty good pictures of it at https://www.biline.ca/Ottawa/content/Edelweiss.htm . At one point, the tube park switched to using a magic carpet instead, but the chairlift appears to still be there on satellite imagery (I haven’t been to Edelweiss since before the Poma chair was replaced).
Also, I found a couple images of the former platter lift. I had no idea there used to be a detachable platter lift at Edelweiss; where’d you get its stats?
It appears the old Hall triple that serviced the tubing hill is gone (though the concrete foundations remain)
Also, I was scrolling through Google Maps photos of Sommet Edelweiss, and randomly found this photo. Anyone know if this was a lift at Edelweiss, it looks super interesting:
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https://www.slopeedge.ca/forum/topic/761-edelweiss-valley-new-chairlifts-and-trails-2000-2015/
Here are some pictures of the Yan, Poma And Heron Doubles that ran here until the early to mid 2000s
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There’s definitely some older chairlifts missing from the spreadsheet. As mentioned above, the Heron and Yan chairs were removed in the mid-2000s (I’m pretty sure it was 2004, but I’m not 100% sure). They are also likely named after their manufacturers (though uncommon in Quebec, the Heron chair greatly resembles another former Heron lift in Quebec at Owl’s Head: https://www.remontees-mecaniques.net/bdd/reportage-tsf2-de-la-verte-heron-1.html ).
Also, there’s no mention of the tubing chairlift, which was a triple chairlift that also carried the tubes with it. There are some pretty good pictures of it at https://www.biline.ca/Ottawa/content/Edelweiss.htm . At one point, the tube park switched to using a magic carpet instead, but the chairlift appears to still be there on satellite imagery (I haven’t been to Edelweiss since before the Poma chair was replaced).
Also, I found a couple images of the former platter lift. I had no idea there used to be a detachable platter lift at Edelweiss; where’d you get its stats?
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It appears the old Hall triple that serviced the tubing hill is gone (though the concrete foundations remain)
Also, I was scrolling through Google Maps photos of Sommet Edelweiss, and randomly found this photo. Anyone know if this was a lift at Edelweiss, it looks super interesting:
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https://liftblog.com/mini-mont-cascades-qc/
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