Spencer Christensen

But the scenic byway, Highway 65, is marked on maps, well-known.

It's labeled and marketed and known as this beautiful scenic bypass, right?

Yeah.

So we get a lot of people in the summertime that are just passing through.

And we're right off that main road.

It's not a highway.

It's not a freeway, but it's a highway.

And so we get a lot of people that are just walking.

This is in the summertime.

They just walk into our store, our restaurant.

We have a bar, a grill, a little convenience store.

They walk in and they're just passing through.

So that's one kind of person that is there.

Those people usually are just there for a day or so and then they move on.

I guess there's two other kinds.

There's people in the summer that are there because they're fishing or they're camping or they spend a little bit of time totally disconnected from the world.

Typically up on the Mesa, you don't have a connection.

And you do at our lodge, but if you go anywhere outside of that, we have Starlink and so we have internet there, but people go and camp and stay in the cabins and it's just a way to go camp and get away.

So you've got that.

And then you have the winter clientele, which is totally different than your summer clientele.