Podknife - 181: Peter Landsman, Liftblog.com Founder by The Ski Podcast

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181: Peter Landsman, Liftblog.com Founder

Podcast |: The Ski Podcast
Publisher |: The Ski Podcast
Media Type |: audio
Podknife tags |: Interview,; Outdoor Sports,; Skiing,; Snowboarding,; Sports & Recreation
Categories Via RSS |: Hobbies,; Leisure,; Places & Travel,; Society & Culture,; Sports,; Wilderness
Publication Date |: Jul 13, 2023
Episode Duration |: 00:41:04

A special interview with Peter Landsman, founder of the website liftblog.com. Peter has personally seen more than 3000 lifts in 720 resorts across North America.

Peter joined us from his home in Jackson Hole and we cover a wide range of topics including how his love for lifts started, his views on T-bars v. button lifts, what he though of skiing in Europe and quiz him on his favourite lifts. Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Save money on your ski hire by using the code ‘SKIPODCAST’ at intersportrent.com, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied at the checkout.

SHOW NOTES · Peter has visited over 3000 lifts in 720 resorts · Listen to our interview with ski journalist Arnie Wilson · His first skiing was in Snowqualmie Pass near Seattle · Peter currently works in Jackson Hole as a lift supervisor · www.liftblog.com launched in 2015 · The site includes entire lists of new lifts by season · Mt Eyak in Alaska was one of the hardest to visit · Peter went to the Exhibition.html">Interalpin trade fair in Innsbruck in 2023 · In Europe Peter rode the Galzigbahn in St Anton, Austria · Button lifts are known as ‘platter lifts’ in North America · T-bars or button lifts are known as ‘surface lifts’ in the States · Look out for the upside down chairlift in Big Snow indoor slope in New Jersey · A moose walked by Peter’s apartment while we were recording!

· The Kumme lift in Zermatt is an unmanned station · Peter’s recommendations of lifts you must try include the Peak to Peak in Whistler Blackcomb, and the Love Peak tram in Big Sky Montana · You can follow Peter’s LiftBlog on Instagram

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