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Getting onto a ski lift is easy.

  1. Slide to the line where you wait for the chair, and make sure you have a free hand (free of ski poles, that is).
  2. As the ski lift chair nears the back of your legs, extend your free hand to the chair and sit.
  3. Now, you are on the ski lift. Lower the bar restraint and enjoy the ride.
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Bar Down

  1. A place to rest and lean.
  2. Something to hold.
  3. Safety..

These are the things a ski lift chair's bar restraint means. Use it. You will increase your odds on ski trip enjoyment and safety.

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