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Mamison's ropes opened after routine work

In the resort of Mamison in North Ossetia launched cable cars, which since September 28 were closed for scheduled routine work for inspection before the ski season

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Mamison's ropes opened after routine work

At the resort of Mamison in North Ossetia, cable cars were launched, which since September 28 were closed for scheduled routine work for inspection before the ski season.

In the Caucasus.RF told that the service of operation of the resort conducted a full cycle of necessary routine maintenance and performed all the necessary procedures on time. At the final stage of preparation, the specialists conducted successful tests of roads at maximum speed.

It is also reported that before the start of the ski season, the gondola and chairlift cable cars of the resort will be available in excursion mode. They raise to a height of about 3 thousand meters.

Earlier it was reported that the resort Mamison has received more than 100 thousand guests since the opening.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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