• Four people file appeals seeking to halt construction of Park City’s new lifts.
• Doppelmayr, Poma and Leitner all release annual brochures featuring lifts built last year.
• The former owner of Jay Peak and Burke Mountain is sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to pay $8.3 million in restitution.
• The Tenney Mountain property is sold.
• Grouse Mountain formally applies for a development permit to build a new gondola.
• West Mountain looks to break ground in 2023 on a $140 million real estate project which includes a high speed quad.
• Whistler’s chair and gondola sale is live now.
• Heavenly to sell North Bowl triple chairs beginning today (update: the sale has been postponed for unspecified reasons.)
• With multiple projects in planning, Canada may beat the United States to the urban gondola party.
• Maine’s Quoggy Jo loses key funding.
• A preliminary timeline for the Timberline Lodge gondola construction: 2028.
• Juneau will spend $845,000 to transport the used 15 passenger gondola it purchased for Eaglecrest, more than double an initial estimate.
• Mount Roberts Tramway operator Goldbelt downplays its involvement in the Eaglecrest gondola project.
• Preliminary lift work begins begins at Mayflower.
• In case you missed Doppelmayr Insights, here’s a replay.
• Bartholet prepares to build Flem Xpress, the first Ropetaxi with autonomous gondolas and multi-station selection.
• Big Snow is on track to reopen May 27th.
• County officials approve Mt. Shasta’s Gray Butte expansion and construction begins.