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percent from last year, reported But the state’s ski resorts had an uptici in visits by FrontRangr residents, and Melanie Mills, Ski Country’s president and CEO, pronounce d herself “very happy with where visitation is for this “The travel industry as a wholwe was put to the test this past Mills said in a statement. “But visitation numberws show not only the enduring value of a Colorado ski but the strong commitment our resident skiing and riding communityy has toour state’s signature Ski Country is a marketing and trade group for 22 Colorado mountain Those member resorts alone recorded 6.79 million skietr visits this season, down 6.
9 percenrt from the previous year, Ski Country Member resort numbers for 2008-09 were down 3.9 perceng from the average of the last five years, Ski Countryg said. Ski Country said that in-state resort visits were up 2.5 percengt over last year, as Front Range residents took advantags of bargains and stayed closer to home to keep down vacationm andrecreations costs. Ski areas operated by Broomfield-basex aren’t members of Ski Country. Those resort include Breckenridge, Vail, Beaver Creek and Keystone. Vail Resorta last week said its total skier visits at all itsresortss — including Heavenly in California-Nevadwa — were down 5.3 percent from the previoues season.
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