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Chairlift Safety
Chairlift safety is important to keep you and your family safe on the slopes during the winter season.
Stay Safe on the Slopes
Whether you’re a seasoned pro, a beginner, or parents heading out with young kids for the first time, we recommend you take a few minutes to review our top safety tips for keeping you and your family safe on the slopes this winter season.
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Safety Over Selfie
Even though the view is picture perfect, when you're 70 feet above the ground, it's important to know that safety needs to come before selfies.
T-bars and Conveyors
On your trip up the mountain, you may encounter conveyors such as a t-bar or a button pull. Here are a few quick tips for riding these conveyors safely:
- be on alert - these pulleys come around quickly to scoop you up. Keep an eye on the bar or button as it comes around the corner and be ready to grab hold;
- once aboard, stay standing for the entire ride. Relax and allow the lift to support you on your way up;
- keep your skis or snowboard moving straight along the track without weaving. If you fall, make sure to clear the track as quickly as you can; and
- unload only at the designated unloading area – do not get off before the “unload here” sign.