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Highest chairlift in N. America wins support
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Breckenridge in Colorado has gained approval for a chairlift that will climb to the highest chairlift altitude in North America. The top station, at 12,830ft (3911m), will open up terrain aimed at improving the resort's potential for expert and powder skiers...

The US Forest Service has granted approval, but a final decision will follow public comment.

This report from The Denver Post.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Unless I'm mistaken about the location, none of this area was open when I was there a couple of years ago in late January - even to hikers. Some days the weather was too poor, other days the steep slopes hadn't held sufficient snow cover in the biting wind.

That's a common problem with highaltitude runs in any resort. They look great in a brochure - everyone wants a big vertical drop, long runs and eye-catching steeps - but adverse conditions often lead to closure and disappointment.

I hope they have better luck when the lift is actually built.
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