Jon Lundin, ORDA’s Public Relations Coordinator, summed up the season: “This past skiing and riding season was an outstanding one for ORDA’s ski resorts. The resorts’ crews did an outstanding job with snowmaking and Mother Nature cooperated and provided plenty of snow cover on her own. It was great to see the skiers and riders back on the mountains enjoying the winter fun.”
Here are the numbers:
2012-13 ski season results
2012-13 | 2011-12 | |
---|---|---|
Whiteface operating days | 145 | 122 |
Gore operating days | 140 | 111 |
Whiteface skier visits | 195 thousand | 165 thousand |
Gore skier visits | 197 thousand | 156 thousand |
Whiteface revenue | not yet available | $9.03 million |
Gore revenue | not yet available | $7.09 million |
Whiteface snowfall | 182 | 129 |
Gore snowfall | 168 | 76 |
Temperatures | 6089 degree days | 5270 degree days |
2012-13 season results fine print:
- Operating days, skier visits, revenue and snowfall are per ORDA and are preliminary pending release of ORDA's Annual Report and audited financial statements. When released, those reports will be available here.
- Gore's long-term annual snowfall is 150 inches. Whiteface's is 200 inches.
- Temperatures are heating degree-days as measured by NYSERDA for the Glens Falls region for the Nov-April period. Degree-days represent the number of degrees by which the average daily temperature falls below 65 degrees. More degree-days equals colder temperatures. The long-term average number of heating degree-days for the Nov-April period is 6356.
- Several other privately owned ski resorts in the Adirondack region were asked to provide snowfall and skier visits, but declined to participate. Hickory Ski Center and Big Tupper did not operate this year.
- Revenue data for Gore and Whiteface is not yet available for 2012-13.
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