Cirque – Snowmass, CO















22 thoughts on “Cirque – Snowmass, CO”
Lucas TokarskiJanuary 24, 2018 / 11:28 pm
what is the benefit of a detachable platter versus a fixed platter?
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DuncanOctober 28, 2018 / 8:48 am
I didn’t Poma had continued to manufacture platters into the 90s. Do they still offer it?
skier72March 19, 2020 / 7:45 pm
I believe Smokey Mountain Ski Club in Labrador Canada has a new detachable platter lift. They didn’t opt for the traditional platter, but rather detachable. I can’t think of any other mountains that have new detachable platters.
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ChrisMarch 20, 2020 / 10:35 am
Detachable Platters are a staple in France, and have also been exported to various other countries. In fact the name “Poma” for a platter comes from the signature Poma detachable platter lift that kick started the company. They are somewhat out of fashion for new build these days, though.
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Sugarbush used to have one. The North Lynx Poma before it became a triple chair.
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Joshua RedmanJanuary 8, 2022 / 2:26 pm
pbropetechApril 1, 2022 / 11:20 am
Peter doesn’t have any photos of it, but our original Storm King lift was just like this (minus the turn).
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AndersOctober 7, 2023 / 10:56 pm
Quick question, what’s the point of the turn? There don’t seem to be any obstructions.
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willNovember 16, 2023 / 7:50 am
could someone tell me locations of the still operating detachable platters in america
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V12TommyDecember 24, 2024 / 6:20 am
I only know of 2 still running. Cirque at Snowmass, and D.Boyce at Wolf Creek, which I believe only operates on special occasions. There were 2 others in Colorado: Storm King at Copper Mountain which was replaced with a T-bar in 2013, and High 90 at Loveland, which was removed without a replacement in 2015.
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RyanvtJanuary 13, 2025 / 8:48 pm
Killington has one for their alpine training venue on ramshead.
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MishersDecember 24, 2024 / 12:56 pm
Is this the newest POMAlift in the us? (Not counting the relocation at Killington.)
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LHApril 19, 2025 / 12:57 am
Sad to see another Poma go… it is on my bucket list to ride one of these, I better not keep deferring it before they are all retired…
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