Whiteface Mountain in New York, known as "Iceface," experiences extreme cold temperatures due to its elevation, northern exposure, and high wind speeds.
Duncan Express Mont Tremblant, QC, CA:
Mont Tremblant in Quebec, Canada, features the Duncan Express lift, which takes skiers to the summit where temperatures can drop well below zero, especially during January.
Green Mountain Flyer Jay Peak, VT, USA:
The Green Mountain Flyer at Jay Peak in Vermont is renowned for being one of the coldest and longest chairlifts in the Northeast USA. The exposed ridge near the summit
Angel Express Sunshine Village, AB, CA:
Sunshine Village in Alberta, Canada, is known for its harsh winter conditions, with temperatures dropping to bone-chilling levels on the Angel Express lift.
Cannonball Express Cannon Mountain, NH, USA:
Cannon Mountain in New Hampshire is home to the Cannonball Quad chairlift, which offers stunning views but also exposes riders to fierce winds
Summit Chair Lake Louise, AB, CA:
The Summit Chair at Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada, provides access to phenomenal skiing but also exposes riders to cold, damp, and windy conditions.
Horseshoe Bowl T-Bar Breckenridge, CO, USA:
Breckenridge in Colorado features the Horseshoe Bowl T-Bar, which can be brutal on windy days, exposing riders to freezing temperatures at high elevations.
Timberline Quad Sugarloaf, ME, USA:
Sugarloaf in Maine is known for its extreme cold temperatures, especially on the Timberline Quad lift. Situated in the Longfellow Mountains.
Chair 9 Loveland, CO, USA:
Loveland Ski Area in Colorado features Chair 9, which takes riders to the Continental Divide at an elevation of 12,700 feet. Despite the breathtaking views.