Lifts with the Most Vertical - New England Ski Lift Database

Lifts with the Most Vertical

Ski Area	State	Lift	Brand	Install Year	Length
Killington	VT	Killington Gondola	Carlevaro & Savio	1969-70	3,000'
Killington	VT	Skyeship Gondola	Poma	1994-95	2,522'
Sugarloaf Mountain Resort	ME	Gondola	PHB	1965-66	2,410'
Sugarbush Resort	VT	Gondola	Carlevaro & Savio	1958-59	2,388'
Smugglers Notch	VT	Madonna I Lift	Hall	1963-64	2,150'
Stowe Mountain Resort	VT	Gondola	Poma	1991-92	2,100'
Stowe Mountain Resort	VT	Mt. Mansfield Double	Riblet	1960-61	2,050'
Stowe Mountain Resort	VT	Fourrunner Quad	Doppelmayr	2011-12	2,047'
Wildcat Mountain	NH	Wildcat Express Quad	Doppelmayr	1997-98	2,041'
Stowe Mountain Resort	VT	Forerunner Quad	Doppelmayr	1986-87	2,040'
Stowe Mountain Resort	VT	Gondola	PHB Hall	1968-69	2,037'
Stowe Mountain Resort	VT	Mt. Mansfield Single	American Steel & Wire Company	1940-41	2,030'
Cannon Mountain	NH	Tram	American Steel & Wire Company	1938-39	2,022'
Cannon Mountain	NH	Tram II	Nuova Agudio	1979-80	2,021'
Wildcat Mountain	NH	Gondola	Carlevaro & Savio	1957-58	2,010'
Mad River Glen	VT	Single Chair	American Steel & Wire Company-Doppelmayr	1948-49	1,972'
Jay Peak Resort	VT	Aerial Tram	Von Roll	1966-67	1,953'
Waterville Valley Resort	NH	White Peaks Quad	Poma	1988-89	1,912'
Attitash Mountain Resort	NH	Summit Triple	CTEC	1986-87	1,881'
Sugarloaf Mountain Resort	ME	SuperQuad	Garaventa CTEC	1994-95	1,783'
Stowe Mountain Resort	VT	Big Spruce Double	Roebling-Poma	1954-55	1,750'
Stowe Mountain Resort	VT	Lookout Double	Riblet	1979-80	1,750'
Loon Mountain Resort	NH	Gondola	PHB	1966-67	1,744'
Stratton Mountain Resort	VT	Gondola	Poma	1988-89	1,742'
Loon Mountain Resort	NH	Gondola	Doppelmayr	1988-89	1,738'

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