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Alta in Utah makes a historic change to its lift system

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Alta - for many people the altar of Utah powder skiing - is significantly upgrading its chairlift system for the coming winter. It's always been treasured by skiers who like a simple unpretentious resort that's dedicated to serious powder enjoyment, despite a slow ride to the top.

This year, though, two old slow chairlifts - the Collins and Germania - have been replaced by a two-stage quad detachable Collins lift which turns 30 degrees at the mid station to climb to the top. This will open in November.

Alta, for those thinking of skiing Utah, is only a mile up the road from the bigger and more commercial Snowbird, and the two ski areas are now lift-linked.

Here are reports from Alta's website and Powder Magazine.
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