attitash triple

Vail Resorts has filed an application with the U.S. Forest Service to replace the 1986-87 vintage Attitash Summit Triple CTEC lift shown in this 2019 photo. (JAMIE GEMMITI FILE PHOTO)

BARTLETT — In a move that would — if it actually happens — bring a smile to the faces of loyal Attitash skiers, Vail Resorts Inc. has applied with the U.S. Forest Service to replace the faltering and slow Summit Triple chairlift with a high speed quad.

The summit of Attitash is located on the White Mountain National Forest, hence the requirement to acquire a special use permit from the USFS.

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