View from near the top of the [Grouse Mountain Skyride](/entry/i-red-skyride).

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Grouse Mountain Skyride

An **aerial lift pylon** is a [pylon](/entry/tc-pylon) that supports the ropes ([haul rope](/entry/tc-haul-rope) and/or [track rope](/entry/tc-track-rope)) of an [aerial lift](/entry/tc-aerial-lift).

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The **Red Skyride** is an [aerial tramway](/entry/tc-trnsprt-aerial-tramway) at Grouse Mountain in British Columbia, Canada. It is one of two primary lifts used to access the resort, along with the Blue Skyride, though the latter is closed and being replaced by a new gondola.

Red Skyride

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