Jochtalbahn
The Jochtalbahn (also called the Jochtal gondola lift) is an eight-person gondola lift based on the circulating principle in Vals in South Tyrol , which leads to the ski area of the over 2000 meter high Joch . There are a number of other lifts there.
Technical specifications
| Jochtal cable car | Hinterberg chairlift | Steinermandl chairlift | |
|---|---|---|---|
| builder | Doppelmayr | Doppelmayr | Doppelmayr |
| Height of mountain station | 2007 m | 2088 m | 2120 m |
| Height of the valley station | 1374 m | 1814 m | 1820 m |
| Height difference | 633 m | 274 m | 300 m |
| Inclined length | 1862 m | 970 m | 711 m |
| Driving speed | 5 m / s | 5 m / s | 2.5 m / s |
| Number of gondolas / chairs | 36 | 40 | 52 |
| Capacity per gondola / chair | 8 people | 6 persons | 4 people |
| maximum delivery rate | 1200 people / hour | 2200 people / hour | 1195 people / hour |
| Support | 18th | 12 | 10 |
Other lifts
At the entrance to Vals are the Schilling tow lifts (difference in altitude of 102 meters over a length of 740 meters, transport capacity 900 people / hour) and Tasa (over a length of 1170 meters a height difference of 155 meters, transport capacity 900 people / hour). They both end at the valley station of the Schwandt T-bar lift (difference in altitude of 156 meters over 860 meters of track length, transport capacity 650 people / hour), which takes skiers even higher.
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Coordinates: 46 ° 51 ′ 2 " N , 11 ° 37 ′ 16" E