Strong winds have caused problems in recent days at New Hampshire ski areas. The state fire marshal's office said an investigation into a chairlift malfunction Monday at Pats Peak shows the problem ...

This is the third major chair lift incident in the state this winter season. Safety officials say they do not appear related.

More than 100 people were evacuated from a chairlift at Pats Peak Ski Area in Henniker, New Hampshire on Monday.

About 120 people were evacuated from a chairlift at Pats Peak Ski Area in Henniker on Monday after it became stuck, apparently due to high winds.

It was really safe." The statement from the ski area said that "our staff is highly trained in lift evacuations." The New Hampshire State Fire Marshal's Office and the Passenger Tramway Safety Board ...

Resortgoers at Pats Peak were left dangling in the air for about 90 minutes before all being safely evacuated, officials said.

Skiers were rescued from a lift at Pats Peak in Henniker after it stopped Monday afternoon. Pats Peak officials said there ...

The state fire marshal's office said its investigation has determined the incident was caused by wind gusts and was not mechanical.

CNN reported that stranded skiers and snowboarders were left dangling in the freezing air for nearly 90 minutes while waiting ...

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