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A bright yellow aerial tramway car ascends over a snow-covered mountain landscape with heavily frosted evergreen trees and misty peaks in the background at Cannon Mountain.

One Last Winter for the Cannon Tram

The Cannon Mountain Tramway was officially retired last October so I was surprised to see it running when I was up at Cannon the other day. The tram made one trip - the yellow car went down to the valley and the red car came up to the summit - and I can only assume it was carrying staff or supplies for the summit restaurant. Regardless, the bright yellow car made a great contrast to frozen trees and snowy mountains.

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