Would you move to the mountains if you could get a seasonal job?

[MJAdmin]

Considering the tight job market everywhere, whether in a city or a ski town, would you consider taking a seasonal job to get you started in a mountain town or do you feel that would be too risky and that you will only go if you get a job in your career field?

Many people start this way when they move to the mountains even in a good economy. It gives people a chance to get more involved in the community, priorities and perspectives often change and it can lead you into to a full-time job.

If this is something you could afford to do, have you even considered it? If not why? Not possible or fear?

[Tracey]

The lodges in National Parks (Yellowstone, Tetons...) always hire seasonal help. The pay isn't good, but they provide lodging and meals and you get to live in a national park and explore in your off time. Not exactly "moving to the mountains", but you can experience the area for a few months.