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October 04, 2010
Snowbowl Gets Go-ahead for Some Improvements
Snowbowl gets started on some improvements, others still on hold including snowmaking:
FLAGSTAFF - Changes are coming to the Arizona Snowbowl. The Arizona Daily Sun reports the resort has received permission to add a conveyor-belt that would carry beginning skiers uphill. The ski resort has also gotten the OK to log a new ski trail...Work on the 150-foot-long conveyor belt is set to begin this fall. The conveyor belt is intended to save beginning skiers a walk uphill during lessons.
Plans call for regrading a 1.5-acre area due north of its lower lodge with bulldozers to create a flatter teaching area.
Good news for Snowbowl, but a snowmaking decision is still needed so they can make all the improvements planned.
Posted by Justin at October 4, 2010 11:27 PM
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Business as usuall in Sunrise. All three mountains will open snow permitting.
Posted by: Kutfo at December 10, 2010 10:25 AM
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