An increasing number of U.S. ski resorts are working to become summer destinations for travelers, with “elaborate expansions of their summer hiking, cycling and off-road touring resources,” according to a story by the Associated Press. Loryn Kasten, a representative for the Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. in Colorado, says “summer isn’t really considered the off-season anymore. There’s a big push to take advantage of the terrain and make communities four-season resorts.” The report notes the U.S. Forest Service, which authorizes permits to ski areas in the country, has been encouraging resorts to expand their summer offerings.
Ski resorts eye summer visitors
Industry News, News | June 12, 2015 | By: ATA
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