Does anyone feel like outdoor recreation declining back to post-COVID level?

[cgasner1]

I think are look at total apps will paint picture of if anything has changed

Life happens sometimes to so far this spring we had the snow storm I had to work all weekend last weekend we had training all weekend this weekend single dad next weekend wife’s birthday and Mother’s Day. Adios spring

 

[WesternCO68]

I spend almost every day in the summer out on the local national forest. Last summer was definitely less crowded than the summer before that. I'm all for helping the local economy, but the increased usage has had a visible impact on the forest. Dispersed campsites are trashed. I'm glad to see fewer crowds, and I hope the trend continues.

 

[Nick87]

Life happens sometimes to so far this spring we had the snow storm I had to work all weekend last weekend we had training all weekend this weekend single dad next weekend wife’s birthday and Mother’s Day. Adios spring

That's the norm for the foreseeable future.

 

[cgasner1]

That's the norm for the foreseeable future.

Our bear quotas fill before I even get a chance to think about trying to go it’s pretty neat

 

[Rogerdoger]

The hard to reach areas are a less busy. Definitely less Canadians in town since Trump pissed them off.

 

[Sask hunter]

Seems like more people are bear baiting this year then years passed. I’m chalking it up to cheaper gas

 

[Beignet]

My understanding is that mountain bike, motorcycle, atv, and utv manufacturers have seen massive sales declines since seeing a big Covid boom

Arctic cat went out of business/was bought out and KTM is in all sorts of financial problems

That’s great news.