The 5 Most Iconic Ski Lifts In North America
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The 5 Most Iconic Ski Lifts In North America
"The iconic Aerial Tram of Jackson Hole shoots 4,139 vertical feet into the sky in just 12 minutes, bringing you to the summit of the legendary Wyoming ski resort. From the top, skiers and access some gourmet waffles in Corbet's Cabin or take on one of many advanced and expert trails, including Corbet's Couloir."
"The Peak 2 Peak Gondola is an engineering marvel on its own, stretching 2.7 miles while connecting the high alpine of Whistler and Blackcomb. It features the world's longest unsupported span for a lift of this kind at 1.88 miles, sits 1,427 feet above the valley floor, and is part of the world's longest continuous lift system."
"The Snowbird Tram is nearly as iconic as the ski resort itself, taking riders up to 11,000 feet in a 1.6-mile, 10-minute trip. At the top, skiers, snowboarders, and anyone else who rode up can enjoy some food at the highest restaurant in Utah before descending through some unbelievable snow."
North America features several iconic ski lifts renowned for their engineering, terrain access, and views. Jackson Hole's Aerial Tram ascends 4,139 vertical feet in 12 minutes to reach advanced trails and Corbet's Cabin. Whistler Blackcomb's Peak 2 Peak Gondola spans 2.7 miles with the world's longest unsupported span at 1.88 miles, sitting 1,427 feet above the valley. Snowbird's Tram reaches 11,000 feet in 10 minutes, providing access to premium powder and Utah's highest restaurant. Big Sky Resort's Lone Peak Tram leads to the Kircliff observation deck, a two-story glass viewpoint. These lifts combine technical innovation with access to world-class skiing and breathtaking alpine experiences.
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