• A developer looks to build a new sightseeing/biking/hiking chairlift near Park City.
• Soldier Mountain, rebuilding from a summer wildfire, vows to open on time in December.
• The Sea to Sky Gondola turns its (re)construction fence into a fundraiser for local charities.
• More than 10,000 people weighed in on Burnaby Mountain Gondola routes.
• Here’s the latest on Aspen’s new Lift One in video form.
• Mad River Glen gets a James Niehues trail map. For a limited time a portion of all purchases on James’ website via this link will benefit Lift Blog.
• A landslide makes a mess of a chairlift in Italy.
• Check out progress on the Doppelmayr and Leitner sections of North America’s largest lift construction project.
• Bear’s Den Mountain, now Thrill Hills, hopes to reopen this winter after five years shuttered.
• Nordic Valley is a busy place with six pack construction underway.
• Home to Alaska’s first two gondolas, Icy Strait Point is Seatrade’s Global Cruise Port of the Year for 2020.
• Sky Tavern will replace its platter lifts with carpets.
• Arizona Snowbowl’s huge new Telemix will be called the Arizona Gondola.
• Alterra reorganizes with three divisions: Mountain, Hospitality and Real Estate.
• Big Sky aims to launch Swift Current 6 by Thanksgiving 2021 and now envisions three gondola sections rising from Mountain Village to the Tram.
• Fire crews work to contain a small blaze at Purgatory Resort.
• The Forest Service approves construction of a gondola and backside expansion at Snow King Mountain, subject to a customary objection period.