• New York lost ski area Hickory Hill may return next winter.
• Snow King’s former Summit double could live on at Sleeping Giant, although Snow King is selling the chairs today. Also here are some new renderings of the gondola.
• A hearing is ordered to determine whether Wachusett management knew an employee falsified lift operator training records following an accident.
• Even before Virginia’s indoor ski resort breaks ground, developers explore more locations.
• Just like that, the cool new 2S gondola in Germany is open.
• The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania commits $10 million to revive Denton Hill but needs a private partner.
• Deer Mountain in South Dakota is sold and plans a reopening after four years shuttered.
• For the fourth time in its short history, the Sea to Sky Gondola receives a shipment of new cabins and will announce a reopening date soon. Finding criminal(s) who twice destroyed the lift remains the top investigative priority for Squamish police.
• Pictures of the Steamboat Gondola station move.
• A Loon Kanc 8 update.
• Canada’s first new gondola in three years will be named the Atlantic Gondola.
• The BC Ministry of Forests will choose between the Cascade Skyline Gondola and Bridal Veil Mountain Resort proposals, which have significant overlap.
• Leitner releases a third statement regarding the Stresa-Mottarone disaster. The manufacturer will join a civil lawsuit against the tramway’s operator and any compensation for damages will be donated to families of the victims.