Mt. Hood Ski Bowl | Upper Bowl

This lift was originally installed in 1949, where it ran to the top of the Canyon trail. In 1975, the lift was reinstalled on a new alignment, reusing the lattice towers from the original lift, and using new equipment for the rest of the lift. The rest of the equipment, including one tower and both terminals, were relocated to become the Cascade lift, installed the same year as Upper Bowl.
Upper Bowl is a Riblet center-pole double chair. The alignment of this lift has it ending much closer to the summit of Skibowl Peak, with only a short uphill walk required to reach the true summit. This lift had its original drive station replaced with an overhead drive in 2005.
Recorded on February 24th, 2024
GoPro Hero 11 Black, 4k, 30 fps, Horizon Leveling

[@hamsteronacomputer6692]

This lift hurt me

[@North_Cascade_Railfan]

How

[@sorenjones]

@@North_Cascade_Railfan Lost a ski at the bottom, had to one-ski unloading ramp. Super cool stuff you wouldn't understand.

[@North_Cascade_Railfan]

@@sorenjones why would I not understand?

[@sorenjones]

@@North_Cascade_Railfan Apologies, I was joking around a little. If you've been through this before, I'm sure you would understand.

[@North_Cascade_Railfan]

@@sorenjones o, sorry! Had something similar happen at Alpental when a guy at Sessel was trying to get on with me and pushed me forward and my ski popped off

[@North_Cascade_Railfan]

Poor ski lol

[@sorenjones]

Yep