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Bromley Mountain - Alpine Chairlift

The Alpine Chairlift is a fixed-grip double chairlift located at Bromley Mountain. It runs from the bottom of the mountain to about half-way up the mountain. The chairlift was installed by VonRoll-Habegger in 1984. The lift is part of a double-double set up, which is a pair of double chairlifts that share the same towers. The other double chairlift is the Sun Chairlift, which was installed 10 years before the Alpine Chairlift, and continues up further than the Alpine Chairlift, as the Sun Chailifts goes up about 3/4 of the mountain. The Sun Chairlift originally continued to the top of the mountain but was shortened in 1997 to make room for the Sun Mountain Express Quad at the top of the mountain. The Alpine Chairlift was originally planned to travel further up the mountain than it currently does and therefore the double-double towers continue up the mountain, even though there is only one chairlift. In the summer, the Alpine Chairlift serves the Alpine Slide, the top of which is located just next to the top of the Alpine Chairlift. Bromley Mountain is a ski area located in Peru, Vermont. It is located in the Southern half of the state, just miles east of Manchester, VT, and very close to two other ski areas, Stratton and Magic, which together with Bromley, create Vermont's "Golden Triangle" of skiing. Nicknamed "Vermont's Sun Mountain" Bromley is one of the only ski areas in North America whose main side faces due south. This means that Bromley generally faces towards the sun, instead of away from it like most ski areas. This isn't just a gimmick either, in my opinion, it makes skiing more enjoyable. It eliminates the dreaded flat light and provides amazing sights. The only disadvantage, of course, is that facing the sun means the snow may melt faster in the spring (hence why most ski areas do not face in this direction). Besides the sun, Bromley is known as a medium-sized ski area, that is very good for families and skiers, and riders of all levels. Bromley is often overshadowed by other larger, nearby ski areas, which I believe makes it not talked about enough! Lift information Manufacturer: VonRoll-Habegger Year of Installation: 1984 Vertical: 672 ft Length: 2,593 ft Estimated Duration in Recording: 6:10 Estimated Speed in Recording: 418 ft/min Design Speed: 500 ft/min Design Capacity: 1,200 per hour Filmed on January 31, 2021 Filmed with the all NEW GoPro Hero 9 Black, with the Max Lens Mod attached and horizon leveling on