From barrels of schnapps to a rooftop balcony: Snowbird ski area to replace its aerial tram

New cabins with glass panels in the floor expected to carry passengers by June

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) A tram full of sightseers head to the top of the mountain, as skiers head back down, on the last ski day of the season, at Snowbird Ski resort, Thursday, July 4, 2019. The resort plans to replace the tram cars and drive system this summer.

From barrels of schnapps to a rooftop balcony: Snowbird ski area to replace its aerial tram

New cabins with glass panels in the floor expected to carry passengers by June

RELATED STORIES

A cardboard Great Wall and a McNuggets robot: Olympics Beijing wasn’t the real China

For Olympic halfpipe riders, medals are rare. Halfpipes might be even rarer.

How Park City became a hotbed for Olympic slopestyle skiers

A mother’s sacrifice, ‘Rocket Man’ and a little fun: How Nathan Chen earned gold and redemption in Beijing

Disney on snow? Snowbird’s Fast Tracks lanes have come under fire, but are within resort’s rights

MOST VIEWED

1

Are Latter-day Saints Christian? The U.S. Defense Department doesn’t appear to think so.

2

A major transit gap isolates one of Utah’s fastest-growing places from the Wasatch Front. Here’s how that could change.

3

After months of debate, Antelope Data Center moves forward in southern Utah

4

Remember that purported photo of LDS Church founder Joseph Smith? See who owns it now.

5

‘Mormon Land’: Legendary poet Carol Lynn Pearson on how she loves ‘parts’ of the LDS Church — and ‘left’ others

Sponsored Story

Utah Artist Fellowship Program awards $90,000 to 18 artists