It was built at some time in the mid 90s according to skimap.org at roughly the same time as a triple on the Pieddmont alignment. My guess would be that both these lifts came from defunct Mont Castin considering that the place closed at some point after 1993. The first map that both these lifts appear on is 1998 and they did not appear on the map in 1989 so the timeline would match up. As far as the Peidmont triple, I would guess that it was relocated to what is now the tubing triple.
I saw a chairlift foundation that was presumably for the Côte 69 chair in the woods next to the Épervier trail (there seems to be all sorts of old parts in an entrance).
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Do you have info about the old Flèche d’Argent quad ? Which year was it built ?
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It was built at some time in the mid 90s according to skimap.org at roughly the same time as a triple on the Pieddmont alignment. My guess would be that both these lifts came from defunct Mont Castin considering that the place closed at some point after 1993. The first map that both these lifts appear on is 1998 and they did not appear on the map in 1989 so the timeline would match up. As far as the Peidmont triple, I would guess that it was relocated to what is now the tubing triple.
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Interesting. I think the Piedmont got a new cover for the bottom station because the lift is older than 1985, it has only one speed.
The tubing triple is not the old Nordic triple ?
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No, I don’t think so, as the Nordic triple had a large station, not fit for tubing.
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Also any info on the doubles at Côte 68 and 69?
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I saw a chairlift foundation that was presumably for the Côte 69 chair in the woods next to the Épervier trail (there seems to be all sorts of old parts in an entrance).
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