Lake Louise - Grizzly Gondola

Описание: Grizzly Gondola is a six-person detachable gondola lift located at Lake Louise Ski Resort. The lift runs from the base area up to the top of the Deer Run and Eagle Meadows trails near the top of the southern portion of the resort. From the top of the gondola, skiers and riders may access a collection of long runs for those of all ability levels and the resort's backside and Larch areas. The lift was manufactured by Poma and installed at the resort in 2004, with the upper portion of the gondola replacing the 1971 Eagle double chairlift.

Lake Louise Ski Resort is a ski resort located near Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada. The resort is located in Western Alberta, just a short drive off the Trans-Canada Highway, about 45 minutes northwest of the town of Banff and 2 hours west of Calgary. The resort is one of three ski resorts located in Banff National Park, along with Sunshine Village and Mount Norquay, which make up SkiBig3. Lake Louise is known for its stunning views of surrounding mountains and its namesake Lake Louise, a large vertical drop lending to the long length of many of the resort's ski runs, its difficult expert backside terrain, and its variety of terrain for all ability levels on the frontside of the resort. The resort is owned by a local family and offers 7 days of access with its other SkiBig3 resorts to Ikon Pass holders.

Manufacturer: Poma
Year of Installation: 2004
Vertical: 736 m (2,414 ft)
Length: 2,917 m (9,571 ft)
Estimated Duration in Recording: 10:11
Estimated Speed in Recording: 4.77 m/s (939 ft/min)
Design Speed: unknown
Design Capacity: 1,670 per hour

Filmed on March 18, 2025
Filmed on the Samsung S23

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