Outdoor Recreation Tourism – The Motor Driving Rural Economies of the Future?
September 30, 2019
By Rachel Selsky, AICP, Camoin310
Introduction
Many medical experts tout the benefits of getting outside on a regular, but have you ever considered the potential benefits of focusing your economic development efforts outside as well? It may not be a bad idea considering that the United States has seen an increase in overall participation in outdoor recreation activities, typically categorized as motorized or non-motorized, over the past few decades.
While non-motorized outdoor recreation activities like hiking and biking are well documented...
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