Despite climate change affecting snowfall predictability, ski resorts in the western US and Canada are experiencing unprecedented crowd levels due to multi-resort passes and sustained interest from COVID.
Long lift lines and packed runs have become normal, while resorts are investing heavily in expansions and improvements, such as new chairlifts and additional skiable terrain to accommodate the influx.
In Alberta, the newly opened Pipestone Express lift at Lake Louise Ski Resort is providing access to previously inaccessible West Bowl terrain, showcasing how resorts are adapting to crowding issues.
The Grand Hyatt Deer Valley's recent opening, alongside new amenities at resorts, reflects the ski industry's growth and adaptation amid the challenges of climate change and higher demand.
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