• Monarch Mountain purchases the nearby Monarch Crest Scenic Tramway.
• Sundance’s new quad is named Wildwood.
• Vancouver drops out of bidding for the 2030 Winter Olympics, increasing the likelihood the games will be held in Utah.
• Construction begins on the world’s longest gondola in the Caribbean.
• The Vail Daily reports on environmental deficiencies with Beaver Creek’s 2021 McCoy Park lift and terrain expansion.
• Alterra-owned Blue Mountain renames the Century Express to Valley Express with new controls, new tower heads/sheaves, new carriers, a new rope and several tower height adjustments.
• Vail continues its charity chair sale extravaganza with more from Jack Frost and Big Boulder.
• The Summit at Snoqualmie sells chairs from Hidden Valley.
• Pacific Group Resorts, Inc. closes on its acquisition of Jay Peak.
• Waterville Valley’s MND bubble lift will be called Tecumseh Express.
• The Forest Service approves Attitash’s Summit triple replacement project.
• Parts from Sunday River’s former Jordan Express are spotted at Boyne sister resort Pleasant Mountain.
• Doppelmayr reports a 16 percent increase in revenue with a particular surge in investment in North America.
• Purgatory sues the Forest Service over water rights for snowmaking.
• Cypress Mountain sues the Province of British Columbia over paid parking.
• Supply chain issues will delay the opening of Alta’s Sunnyside six pack.