• Oak Mountain retires its last T-Bar, which may live on in Vermont.
• Nitehawk still doesn’t know how it will replace a chairlift destroyed by ground movement one year ago.
• KSL Resorts, owner of Camelback, will manage and invest in nearby Blue Mountain.
• A construction update from Great Bear.
• A company under fire for a bridge collapse which killed 26 people in Mexico City also oversees two Cablebús gondola lines.
• Poma inaugurates a new urban gondola in Belgium.
• Preliminary indications from the March incident at Camelback point toward a dynamic event involving speed changes.
• Bridal Veil Mountain Resort will hold a public information session via Zoom on Wednesday, May 19th at 7:00 pm. There’s also a new video tour of the proposed ski resort.
• Austin looks at tourist-focused gondola transportation.
• Steamboat Springs considers gondola transit.
• Sunridge disassembles its Yellow T-Bar.
• Howelsen Hill lift construction gets off to an exciting start as workers accidentally start a fire.
• Bluewood plans to upgrade or replace Skyline Express and build a lift servicing 200 acres of new terrain in the next three years.
• Poma’s exciting urban 3S project in France enters the home stretch.
• Work gets underway on the Squaw-Alpine gondola.