Colorado ski resort snowmaking longer seasons amid climate change

Denver, COLocal News

Breckenridge Ski Resort in Colorado enhances its snowmaking capabilities to extend ski seasons in response to climate change. The resort's investment in advanced snowmaking technology aims to counteract the effects of warmer temperatures and unpredictable snowfall. Local officials emphasize the importance of maintaining winter tourism for economic stability, as ski resorts are vital to the region's economy. The resort plans to implement these changes ahead of the 2025 ski season, with hopes of attracting more visitors. Increased snowmaking capacity could significantly impact visitor numbers and local businesses, providing a much-needed boost.

Ski resorts across the country are adopting similar measures to adapt to changing weather patterns and ensure their viability in the future.

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