Park City/Talisker-Vail Lawsuit

[drjeff]

The other thing that I like that I've seen a bunch of Western resorts do, but once again I don't recall ever seeing this at an Eastern resort, is when a lift crosses over a trail, the resort has mounted a trail sign in a way that you can actually see it from the lift to figure out what trail it is that your crossing over - for someone who's been at that area many times, it's a non issue, but for people not familiar with that area its a nice thing to help get your orientation of the resort

 

[skiNEwhere]

The other thing that I like that I've seen a bunch of Western resorts do, but once again I don't recall ever seeing this at an Eastern resort, is when a lift crosses over a trail, the resort has mounted a trail sign in a way that you can actually see it from the lift to figure out what trail it is that your crossing over - for someone who's been at that area many times, it's a non issue, but for people not familiar with that area its a nice thing to help get your orientation of the resort

Only place I've seen that at is winter park. That's a great idea, I think more resorts should do it.

 

[thetrailboss]

Only place I've seen that at is winter park. That's a great idea, I think more resorts should do it.

Canyons and Snowbird have them. Sugarbush used to have them.

 

[thetrailboss]

Bump. One perspective on how this season went at PCMR: http://www.parkrecord.com/opinion/ci_29657587/pond-skimming-already?platform=hootsuite

Some interesting comments on their FB feed with the article.