Those ski lift cables are pretty impressive close-up. They are about 5cm diameter and the weight of a reasonable piece of it must be as much as the whole aircraft. They show cross-sections of it in some of the ski lifts (marketing by the cable manufacturer).
OTOH some years ago a military jet managed to cut one of these, causing a big accident.
AFAIK, there is no airfield or airstrip in the vicinity of the mentioned locality.
Landing?
The bigger question is what was he doing flying so close the ground! Must have been a very violent impact with the cables. Looks like he hit the first cable, which sheared off his nosewheel, then the plane rotated violently around its horizontal axis and it impacted the second cable just before the empennage. You can the see the tail wrapped around the cable.
Looks like a Tecnam P92 UL to me
What aircraft type is it? 3 axis microlight? Nose wheel knocked off?
Flaps seem to have been down.
A few years ago a C152 got caught in electricity wires in Seattle, with no injuries to the sole occupant. The pilot involved died in a plane crash a few years later.
What are the usual places?