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Ryan Gardner January 22, 2020 / 6:53 pm Back in 2017, Peter found a bunch of parts/used lifts in the parking lot at Teton. What are the long term plans? LikeLike
Randy March 6, 2020 / 5:55 pm I think the “travois” platter is now known as the no name platter that’s located on the upper mountain. Also chair is called “Big Bear” on latest trail map. https://www.tetonpassresort.com/mountain-info/trail-map-statistics LikeLike
Randy February 19, 2021 / 1:30 pm statistics from their snow report today. Looks like a new visit to get pics are in store! No-Name Platter Lift (Not currently running, waiting on snow) -150′ vertical -Top elevation 7000′ LikeLike
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Back in 2017, Peter found a bunch of parts/used lifts in the parking lot at Teton. What are the long term plans?
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I think the “travois” platter is now known as the no name platter that’s located on the upper mountain. Also chair is called “Big Bear” on latest trail map. https://www.tetonpassresort.com/mountain-info/trail-map-statistics
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statistics from their snow report today. Looks like a new visit to get pics are in store!
No-Name Platter Lift (Not currently running, waiting on snow)
-150′ vertical
-Top elevation 7000′
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