The Most Tragic Day in Vail's History

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The Most Tragic Day in Vail's History

On the cables high above the wrecked gondolas, two more cars smacked together and hung precariously from the line—one held aloft by a single strip of steel one-eighth of an inch thick. At intervals up and down the line, 31 other fiber-glass cars, painted a variety of colors and loaded with skiers, dangled like beads from their cables, some of them 230 feet in the air. One hundred and seventy-six people were stranded.

Click here for the full article published in Sports Illustrated on December 13, 1976.

 
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