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Hell yeah

No safety bars on this bunny hill lift?

I like the dark blue color, looks great on the Sprint drive terminal.

I would say about 400 feet per minute. What company built that tramway.

🔥 just went there saturday the snow was great

This lift has been removed and replaced by a Doppelmayr high speed six.

When I went to Vail in Colorado last March, they were running Game Creek Express, a Leitner-Poma LPA high speed six, at full speed when I recorded the lift!

Mt.baker's slogan should be "get a new wicket for every ticket"

I Can't believe it. The reason I could never STAY PUT in Deadchester. They even had the crunchy snow ❄️ I loved so much!

Beautiful! I miss skiing _so_ much! I've never been skiing here, but Mt. Rainier looks so massively spectacular! I hope to go there someday, even if it's just for one day . . . Thank you for sharing these videos! They're very high-quality and well-made! Nice job!

They left the Poma Alpha drive terminal from the old Liberator Express!

I have yet done this. Is this run all the way blue?

That's one of my favorite chairs.

WOW, TOTALLY DIFFERENT TOP RAMP, JUMPING CATFISH, NICE RIDE UP BUT I DON'T CARE WHO SAY'S WHAT, C-4 WILL ALWAYS BE " BIG CHIEF ".

I've gone and watched most of these vids, vising for the first time in January. As an east coast skier, the longest I usually have to wait on a lift is about 6 minutes, so I'm gonna have to get used to these long rides 😂

That view !!!

The Pacific Creast chairlift serves a great range of blue square terrain intermediate terrain. The proximity to the rental shop and most of the main base facilities does attract users that are not really ready for this chairlift and the terrain that it serves. This can be seen at the beginning and end of the video. I believe that the Pacific Creast chairlift replaced both Big Bill and another chair lift that I believe was called Triple Sixty. The bottom end of this chairlift was attached to the building that currently houses the Rokka Ski School. There are also old lift towers still being used as light towers in the area of the Triple Sixty Bowl. I believe that Pacific Creast was installed in 1997.

5 for parking?????

I hate this chair but on a day like that seems fun 👍

The first chair lift (built 1949) was a SINGLE chair, at essentially the current Triple 60 location. Minimal height side rail- maybe 5"? on the chair. Definitely had a spooky feel to it the first time you rode it every year.

im not even riding the lift and im freaked out, at least the scary lifts in france have safety bars and all that

Slope sound really icy. Must be fun to hit it with sharp, stiff and dedicated carving skies.

This is one of the world's great runs. Unfortunately, it is rarely groomed. Be sure the conditions are good, because once you're on it, you're on it for the duration.

this is great lift. even tho it is long, i still love the trail maps on the bars and steeper greens it serves. Great fixed grip lift!

Props for giving space to the kid at 2:40 , not enough people ski with caution while around someone learning.

Qua in Italia avevamo un'ovovia identica: la Malanotte di Frabosa Soprana. Fu una delle prime ovovie d'Italia, lunga ben 2800 m; purtroppo venne dismessa nel 1985 solo dopo 15 anni di servizio...

😊 to the 🟢 detachable ski lifts 😊

Looks like a run I want to do in the future

like 5 years ago, it ran a LOT faster than this, this is just sad to see

I assume the new lift has 19 towers.

it ran this slow on me last year but then my last trip of the season here it was running at a good pace

I’ve ridden this lift and it is a QUICK little riblet

I'm glad they really care about the family experience.

There should be more thumbs-up on and about this video, atleast 500 thumbs-up and it being a DEEP POWDER DAY,and don't forget to subscribe.

is this actually the steepest chairlift?

How easy is it to fall off and how bad do you get hurt if you do

remembering the time i came here 45 seconds after the video uploaded

First of all,, Chair 6 has got to be the same noisest çhair lift I've ever heard of, don't tell me that that's the Electric motor,if so get a new one.I know AC motors don't sound that way and it's not the gear box.1/4 th of the way up I could still hear that high pitch noise, that's pretty bad.Who built that chair.2nd, what's the deal with the tower,heavy side, before you get to the tower you can hear, feel the shives boucing and then the chair (grip) bouces pretty bad on top of the shives,all the other shives,towers are fine.

I'm at home on my phone and this short video pop's up and their talking about Double Diamond Run and maybe Upper and lower I -5 run but they recorded THE BEST CHAIR ON THE MOUNTAIN, DOUBLE DIAMOND CHAIR,C-9,9-DRIVE.31 TOWER'S,151 TRIPLE CHAIR'S, 833 SHIVES,11/2" HAUL ROPE, LENGTH OF HAUL ROPE,(my guess) 4,083 FEET LONG AND MOVE'S 450 PER MINUTE,MOTOR ROOM : AUX DETROIT DIESEL V8.

One Of My Favorite At Whistler….Just Did It In March This Year….For Some reason had a lot of Moguls this time, maybe because they got some snow that week.

Can't wait to check this out when I visit in early June.

That's the MOST HARDWARE I've ever seen in my life for a Double Chair.

Really great runs on a DEEP POWDER DAY, Bobby, Nancy and Solitude.

7th Heaven Chair,C-3,31 chair's,Riblet (tramway) Chairlift,4 cylinder Perkins Diesel Aux Engine,Last of the Riblet Chairlift at Steven's Pass Washington State.400 feet per minute.