I'd forgotten Storr's was a Poma. A season pass only $125. Funny, they have Groomer, Snow Making, Motor Pump & Ski Jumping Photo galleries but no skiing or lift photos.
Where's the one at Sugarbush?
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Yes the GMVS Tbar starts at the bottom and goes up to the first pitch and then on the opposite side is the Poma which goes up to the top of the last pitch roughly. So the mountain doesn't need to run that Quad midweek if there is no other terrain yet open off the lift.
Was fortunate enough to ride it this season and document it on Remontees-Mecaniques for future generations to see: http://tinyurl.com/yc9gk3pq
Has anyone caught a ride on the Stratton and Sugarbush platter/poma lifts? Is it relatively easy to sneak on? Hoping to hit those up this coming season.
Was fortunate enough to ride it this season and document it on Remontees-Mecaniques for future generations to see: http://tinyurl.com/yc9gk3pq
Has anyone caught a ride on the Stratton and Sugarbush platter/poma lifts? Is it relatively easy to sneak on? Hoping to hit those up this coming season.
And this picture taking Pro wants to come and ski with me in Michigan?
The Sugarbush is alongside Inverness. Pretty sure the local ski academy built a Tbar up there as well not too long ago.
Ok now I see why I don't recall...all those times at SB north I'm not sure if I ever skied in Inverness. If the platter was listed as school only I might have written it off & erased it out of my memory banks. Of course I do not recall the North Link Platter either, where ever that was located. The GMVS T-bar went in 2011-2012 according to NESH, so I know I haven't been in that pod since then. Road trip!
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The other Poma was located where the North Kynx Triple is today.
TY, I don't think I skied much on North Lynx on Lincoln back in the day, not until Slidebrook went in. Although last time I was there I took a few runs there at the end of my day but the platter was gone long ago.
The other Poma was located where the North Kynx Triple is today.
TY, I don't think I skied much on North Lynx on Lincoln back in the day, not until Slidebrook went in. Although last time I was there I took a few runs there at the end of my day but the platter was gone long ago.
The other Poma was located where the North Kynx Triple is today.
TY, I don't think I skied much on North Lynx on Lincoln back in the day, not until Slidebrook went in. Although last time I was there I took a few runs there at the end of my day but the platter was gone long ago.
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Now we are down to two pomas left in New England.
No, only two; Storrs and Sugarbush do not have high-speed Poma lifts, they only have regular platter pulls built by Poma.
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I'd forgotten Storr's was a Poma. A season pass only $125. Funny, they have Groomer, Snow Making, Motor Pump & Ski Jumping Photo galleries but no skiing or lift photos.
Where's the one at Sugarbush?
Also, I remember the SMS poma at Stratton being detachable.
And this picture taking Pro wants to come and ski with me in Michigan?
Wow! Great report and pics Conrad!
TY, I don't think I skied much on North Lynx on Lincoln back in the day, not until Slidebrook went in. Although last time I was there I took a few runs there at the end of my day but the platter was gone long ago.
NESH says likely a Mueller T-bar. Another miss for me. I have to go back and ride some of theseIt's a relocated Mueller T-bar retrofitted as a platter pull with homemade platters.