• Woods Valley takes delivery of a used CTEC quad, likely the former Kenny’s Parkway.
• West Mountain considers adding a lift as part of a real estate play.
• Big Snow is a bright spot at the otherwise struggling American Dream mall.
• The Ever Vail project and related gondola plans are dead.
• Mt. Spokane seeks state funding to replace Chair 1 and Chair 2, one of which could be done this summer.
• Mark Brownlie is named Chief Operating Officer of Alterra’s resort portfolio.
• MND wins a $21 million contract to build lifts at a new ski resort in Russia.
• Starting next year, most Big Sky Resort lift tickets, season passes, Ikon and Mountain Collective passes will no longer include access to the Lone Peak Tram.
• Cape Smokey provides an update on Canada’s only new gondola this year.
• Schweitzer introduces a new logo and brand identity.
• Despite losing a significant portion of the season, another Ontario ski area still plans to complete a new chairlift for next season.
• Doppelmayr France is selected to build and maintain a five station urban gondola in Paris.
• Doppelmayr also will build the first urban gondolas in Guatemala.
• Retired cabins from Killington’s K-1 Gondola fan out across the country as dining venues.
• Under new ownership, Sleeping Giant increases visits by 71 percent.
• Vermont skier visits decline 40 percent.
• New Mexico also reports a significant drop in visitation.
• A company called Trident tried to buy Brundage Mountain last year with the intention of creating a much larger resort.
• Here’s a preview of Snow King’s gondola cabins.
• Leitner-Poma seeks employees to help build the new high speed quad at Breckenridge.
• PyxisAI announces a successful beta test of technology designed to alert lift operators when slows or stops might be needed.
• Whitefish Mountain Resort smashes its previous visit record by more than 20 percent.