Breaking Ground!

We are officially underway with the No Name terrain expansion project!  Our contractors started the dozing work on Monday for the service road to the bottom terminal.  The upper stretches of this roadway will also serve as the ski-way from the top terminal unload down to the skier’s left trio of ski trails that are accessed directly off the ridge. …

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Looking West

The view lately is looking even better knowing that we are days away from commencing work on the No Name terrain expansion project. We will be starting timber work and road construction this week. Stay tuned for updates as progress is made.

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Power Installation

We are working to install the power line for the new lift into No Name Basin. This lift will be a top drive system, which means that the motor room will be located at the top of the lift instead of the bottom. All of our other aerial lifts have a bottom drive terminal. There currently is some low voltage…

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Mtn Ops Annex

The dirt work, utility hook ups and foundation work is underway for our new Mountain Ops Annex building.  This two-story facility will be located just to the east of the existing Patrol Headquarters in the base area and will consist of offices, locker rooms, and meeting space for several of our Mountain Operations departments.  We are always looking for more…

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No Name Project Approved!

The MOA has been finalized and the USFS just signed the Decision Notice.  This now officially approves the No Name Basin terrain expansion project to move forward!  This project will add 377 acres to our existing Special Use permit along with ten cut trails, additional gladed terrain, a fixed-grip triple carrier lift, a warming house, and restrooms at the bottom…

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No Name – Update

Here is the latest update on where we are at with the review and approval process for the proposed No Name terrain expansion. After the Environmental Assessment and DRAFT Decision Notice were published on February 22nd, that milestone (which many of our guests have told me that they misunderstood as the final approval for the project) then officially started the…

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