BARTLETT — Beset by unreliable operations that left many Epic Pass holders stuck between a lift and a hard icy place, Fail Resorts Inc. has announced that effective April 1, both Attitash and Wildcat Mountain will cut back on uphill lift operations and will instead focus on attracting up-mountain free-heeled skiers.
“It’s no secret that we’ve had our share of lift troubles in recent years, due to old infrastructure that we inherited when we bought Attitash and Wildcat in 2019 from the former owners, Peeky Resorts, especially with the Summit Triple at Attitash, which gave us a hard time Christmas Week,” said new Attitash General Manager Brandon Swartz, who came on board in February with fresh ideas — including doing away with most of the lift operations, opting instead to follow in the direction of Black Mountain, which has embraced the uphill movement with its Friday Night Lights events.
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