Jackson Hole Mountain Resort recorded the second-highest visitation in the area's history, with more than 545,000 skiers hitting the mountain. That is just shy of 2014's record-setting year of 563,000 skier days. And while snowfall in the Tetons was slightly below average this season, it was worlds apart from snow-starved California, Oregon, and Washington, which (along with increased air service), likely contributed to the high skier visits. [Casper Star Tribune]
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