NORTH POWDER â With skiers and snowboarders carving turns in fresh powder, feathery white clouds glittering in their wake, it was almost possible to forget thereâs a pandemic going on.
But though symbols of the viral scourge were evident this season at Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort, the ski area bucked trends that affected other types of businesses by welcoming more visitors than the previous year, rather than fewer, said Anthony Lakes Marketing Director Chelsea Judy.
She didnât have specific numbers.
âWe went into it without any expectations, but I would say it was definitely a successful season,â Judy said on Wednesday, March 31. âPeople were grateful to be able to ski through a pandemic.â
BAKER CITY â With skiers and snowboarders carving turns in fresh powder, feathery white clouds glittering in their wake, it was almost possible to forget thereâs a pandemic going on.
But though symbols of the viral scourge were evident this season at Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort, the ski area bucked trends that affected other types of businesses by welcoming more visitors than the previous year, rather than fewer, said Chelsea Judy, Anthony Lakes marketing director.
She didnât have specific numbers.
âWe went into it without any expectations, but I would say it was definitely a successful season,â Judy said on Wednesday, March 31. âPeople were grateful to be able to ski through a pandemic.â