drag lift, button lift, chairlift, gondola
Oh, goodness only knows. It depends what you class as a type really. There are loads of types. On any ropeway website you can find these out.
There are three main types of sky lift which are aerial, cable and surface. The main differences in aerial lifts are chairlifts that either for one or more, and are open to the elements or closed in. Surface lifts are all forms of tow lifts with either bars to sit on or a harness arrangements. Cable lifts are generally for higher ranges and are fully enclosed cabins.
Charles F. Dwyer has written: 'Evacuation of aerial passenger tramways & ski lifts' -- subject(s): Ski lifts, Aerial tramways 'Aerial tramways, ski lifts, and tows' -- subject(s): Ski lifts, Aerial tramways
A good candiate would be Les 3 Vallées having almost 100 chair lifts.
Depending on the region, there are certain jobs available depending on the season. Ski jobs that exist include a professional ski instructor, coach, and patrol officer.
T Bar That is a kind of ski lift. You often hear it being called a chair lift but this name does not apply to magic carpets, platter lifts or t bars, so the best name would be simply a lift, as this applies to all types of ski lifts.
All ski lifts should have something. Most have foot rests attached to the bar.
No, with 4 lifts that is a really small ski area.
over six months
Yes.
Ski lifts
Could probably damage slopes and terrains. or worst, ski facilities like ski lifts.
WHere the Ski lifts are
Metal wires / winches