TL;DR
Vermont's ski industry celebrated a highly successful winter season, surpassing expectations despite initial weather challenges. With a record-breaking 4.1 million skier visits, Vermont solidified its position as the top ski state in the east and the fourth largest in the nation. The industry's operational excellence, including efficient snowmaking capabilities and extended ski seasons, contributed to its impressive performance. The March snowstorms brought optimal skiing conditions, and cross-country skiing also saw increased participation. The Annual Meeting highlighted important topics and recognised key figures in the industry.
Vermont's ski industry recently celebrated a remarkable winter season as ski enthusiasts and supporters gathered at Killington Resort for the 54th Annual Meeting of the Vermont Ski Areas Association. Despite initial weather challenges, the state's Alpine and Cross-Country ski areas showcased impressive statistics, solidifying Vermont's position as the top ski state in the east and the fourth largest in the nation. This article highlights the key details of the event and sheds light on the industry's success.Record-Breaking Skier Visits:Vermont's alpine ski areas reported an impressive 4.1 million skier visits during the season, marking a notable 10 percent increase compared to the previous year and surpassing the 10-year average by 3.6 percent. This growth outpaced both the Northeast region's 3.8 percent and the national industry's 6.6 percent, resulting in a record-breaking 64.7 million visits across the United States. These figures demonstrate Vermont's continued dominance in the ski industry.
