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6M
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U.S. ROUTE # 4.
LITTLE PICO AT PICO PEAK
SKI
"LITTLE PICO"
First Alpine Ski Lift
In The United States, Up To The
Top Of Little Pico.
Acres of Open Slopes;
Expert 2330 ft. in length, VD 644 ft; Inter-
mediate, 3300 ft., VD 644 ft. Exposure. North.
Ski-School Trail for Begin-
ners 4400 feet long.
Entrance on U. S. 4 and
Spacious Parking Area
THE KARL ACKER SKI SCHOOL.
SUNSET SCHUSS;
Widest Trail in the East.
235 mi. from N. Y.
PICO
165 mi. from Boston
PEAK
"Where The Snow Stays"
Sherburne Pass,
Rutland, Vt.
Back:
The Alpine Ski Lift, designed and patented by E. Constam, Switzer-
land, and built by John A. Roebling's Son, Trenton, N.J., is being erected
on the northside of "Little Pico," the intermediate summit between the base
of the open slope area and Pico Peak. The line of ascent is 2,330 feet with a
vertical rise of 644 feet. The speed of the lift is 500 feet per minute.
The outstanding feature of the Alpine Lift is capacity. It is being con-
structed at "Little Pico" for a capacity of 1200 skiers per hour, but is
being equipped with enough carriers this year for 625 per hour. There
are 28 of the Constam Lifts in central Europe.
