This classic Poma services the smallest mountain in Quebec with a chairlift.Short lift line with five towers.Drive station.Tower 3 with upgraded lifting frame.Breakover towers.Unloading ramp.View from the summit.Side view of the top terminal area.Classic Poma triple chair.Lift overview.
No snow making pipes seen in the photos. This area of Quebec historically gets a lot of natural snow. Thanks for documenting “the roads less travelled” parts of Quebec.
Is this lift the only triple chai in North America with this style of chairs? Further, is this the only Poma Delta drive in Canada? For that matter, how many exist in the U.S.A.?
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No snow making pipes seen in the photos. This area of Quebec historically gets a lot of natural snow. Thanks for documenting “the roads less travelled” parts of Quebec.
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Is this lift the only triple chai in North America with this style of chairs? Further, is this the only Poma Delta drive in Canada? For that matter, how many exist in the U.S.A.?
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Thats not a Poma Delta drive terminal, Franz’s at whistler is a Delta, and as far as I know, its the only Poma delta terminal in Canada https://liftblog.com/franzs-whistler-blackcomb-bc/
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