ski_resort_observer
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Yes I guess that is probably considered the true definition of a destination resort. I can see where there may be some exceptions to this rule. I think a true destination resort needs something more than just numbers. WF may get a pass on the slopeside lodging because of how much there is to do in Lake Placid. Smugglers may get a pass on not a lot to do in that area but has got great slopeside lodging and an awesome ski program for kids. and family. IMHO you need more than just more multi-night guests than single day skiers and riders. Gore seems to be a long way away from meeting any of the destination resort criteria.
Always exceptions and both WF and Smuggs are destination resorts, Gore is not. If you read my post the lodging can be both at the base and nearby as in the case of Whiteface/LP. This is not my definition it's the resort industry's definition.
Let's get back to the thread.....Belleayre Petition
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