• A live streaming webcam shows New Hampshire’s largest and fastest gondola going in at Bretton Woods.  Some tidbits on the lift from the New Hampshire Tramway Board: line speed will be 6 m/s with 36 cabins and a design capacity of 2,600 using 62 cabins.  SkyTrans is taking the retired B double and the gondola’s load test is slated for December 20th.
• Sunrise Park Resort abruptly ends all summer operations.
• In Europe, some pulse gondolas are on the way out.
• As it works to finalize its lease of Mt. Sunapee, Vail Resorts assures New Hampshire residents the company is in for the long haul and doesn’t plan any real estate development at the state-owned mountain.
• A stack up of at least nine cabins on the White urban gondola line in La Paz last Monday is deemed the result of human error.  No passengers were on the lift at the time.

• Loveland receives more than 3,000 name suggestions for its upcoming detachable quad and will unveil a winner early next week.
• One of the longest gondolas in Mexico, opened seven months ago in Torreon, has already carried more than 325,000 passengers and will soon get nine additional cabins from Sigma.
• Go inside Poma’s newest French factory.
• Arapahoe Basin and Leitner-Poma commence pouring concrete and digging tower locations for the Beavers lift.
• As Winter Park continues testing digital chairlift advertising, sister resort Steamboat goes old school with bar mounted trail map ads.
• The widow of Loveland mechanic Adam Lee, who died underneath a carpet lift last winter, goes on CBS This Morning to talk about his workers compensation claim being reduced due to a positive marijuana test.
• Magic Mountain submits a permit application/profile for the Black Line Quad and hopes to commence construction next month.
• Copper’s all-new trail map is amazing…