Name that area in 3 clues

NewEnglandSkier13

Nope because the T in question is not made by Poma or no because it wasn’t the one you were thinking of?</blockquote>Mount Snow doesn’t have a t-bar.

And not Alta!

djspookman

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“NewEnglandSkier13”>Now it is! ;))

This area has a Poma t-bar.
The ticket booth is separate from the main base lodge.
There is a tow that can be used as a transfer tow across part of the base area or can be used as an easy beginner lift.</blockquote> Quechee Lakes

NewEnglandSkier13

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“djspookman”><blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“NewEnglandSkier13”>Now it is! ;))

This area has a Poma t-bar.
The ticket booth is separate from the main base lodge.
There is a tow that can be used as a transfer tow across part of the base area or can be used as an easy beginner lift.</blockquote> Quechee Lakes </blockquote>Yes! Your turn again!Here’s a photo looking down at the base area and the tow in the center right along the orange fencing.

djspookman

1.  I had a Hall Double.2. I had a t-bar3. My trails are mowed still

NewEnglandSkier13

That would be Timber Ridge!

djspookman

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“NewEnglandSkier13”>That would be Timber Ridge!</blockquote>

Bingo!  Your turn again :)

NewEnglandSkier13

I guess so! :D

This area is now closed
This area had a chairlift, but it was removed before closure and the area operated with only surface lifts.
The chairlift that was at this area still stands today at a different ski area.

IBRAKEFORTBARS

Brodie?

NewEnglandSkier13

Nope, Brodie had four chairlifts when it closed.

IBRAKEFORTBARS

Hmm. A New England place?

NewEnglandSkier13

Yes it is!

NewEnglandSkier13

I must say that not all of the chairlift was incorporated when the lift was rebuilt at the other area. Some parts of the lift were new and some were reused.

joshua_segal

Nope because the T in question is not made by Poma or no because it wasn’t the one you were thinking of?</blockquote>Mount Snow doesn’t have a t-bar.

And not Alta!</blockquote>

They actually have 2.  Check the trail map!

joshua_segal

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“NewEnglandSkier13”>I guess so! :D

This area is now closed
This area had a chairlift, but it was removed before closure and the area operated with only surface lifts.
The chairlift that was at this area still stands today at a different ski area.</blockquote>

Ski Valley, RI

NewEnglandSkier13

Where are the t-bars? http://newenglandskihistory.com/maps/viewmap.php?id=6681

Yes! It is Ski Valley!

joshua_segal

I’m shocked!  So often, I have a correct answer, which isn’t the one the poster was thinking of.  BTW, I’m sticking with Mt. Snow as an answer to your earlier puzzle!New clues:1. From the top, you can see what was a gondola line. (The gondola was never installed).2. Best mogul runs are on the lower mountain.3. To go from the bottom to the top requires three lift rides.

djspookman

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“joshua_segal”>I’m shocked!  So often, I have a correct answer, which isn’t the one the poster was thinking of.  BTW, I’m sticking with Mt. Snow as an answer to your earlier puzzle!New clues:1. From the top, you can see what was a gondola line. (The gondola was never installed).2. Best mogul runs are on the lower mountain.3. To go from the bottom to the top requires three lift rides.</blockquote>

Tricky.. but I think its Haystack/ Hermitage

joshua_segal

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“djspookman”><blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“joshua_segal”>I’m shocked!  So often, I have a correct answer, which isn’t the one the poster was thinking of.  BTW, I’m sticking with Mt. Snow as an answer to your earlier puzzle!New clues:1. From the top, you can see what was a gondola line. (The gondola was never installed).2. Best mogul runs are on the lower mountain.3. To go from the bottom to the top requires three lift rides.</blockquote>

Tricky.. but I think its Haystack/ Hermitage</blockquote>

As far as I know, Haystack never planned a gondola.

djspookman

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“joshua_segal”><blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“djspookman”><blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“joshua_segal”>I’m shocked!  So often, I have a correct answer, which isn’t the one the poster was thinking of.  BTW, I’m sticking with Mt. Snow as an answer to your earlier puzzle!New clues:1. From the top, you can see what was a gondola line. (The gondola was never installed).2. Best mogul runs are on the lower mountain.3. To go from the bottom to the top requires three lift rides.</blockquote>

Tricky.. but I think its Haystack/ Hermitage</blockquote>

As far as I know, Haystack never planned a gondola.</blockquote>

Hermitage had a Chondola in the plans

joshua_segal

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“djspookman”><blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“joshua_segal”><blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“djspookman”><blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“joshua_segal”>I’m shocked!  So often, I have a correct answer, which isn’t the one the poster was thinking of.  BTW, I’m sticking with Mt. Snow as an answer to your earlier puzzle!New clues:1. From the top, you can see what was a gondola line. (The gondola was never installed).2. Best mogul runs are on the lower mountain.3. To go from the bottom to the top requires three lift rides.</blockquote>

Tricky.. but I think its Haystack/ Hermitage</blockquote>

As far as I know, Haystack never planned a gondola.</blockquote>

Hermitage had a Chondola in the plans</blockquote>

Was the gondola line actually cut as was the case at the area I have in mind! And is a Chondola really a gondola? Well, yes and no :lol:

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