Major Resort Upgrades for the 2011-12 Season
Major Resort Upgrades for the 2011-12 Season
The off-season is a busy time for ski areas. Once the snow melts, the real work begins on major expansion and infrastructure projects. Take a look at some of the most exciting changes awaiting you this season.
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photo: Copper Mountain
Copper Mountain’s Union Creek High Speed Quad
Copper Mountain’s new Union Creek high speed quad is replacing the High Point fixed grip double chair at the base of Union Creek. Boasting a capacity of 2400 passengers per hour and a ride time of five minutes, it’s your express train to mid-mountain.
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