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Rock climbers are likely to exhibit preference heterogeneity dictating the way with which such sport is practiced. This has a reflection on the population's structure of recreational values of rock-climbing destinations, their attributes, and to land management policies. We test this hypothe- sis on a panel of destination choices by a sample of members of the Italian Alpine Club. Using a latent-class, random utility approach we find evi- dence in support of the hypothesis that there are at least four classesin the sample, thereby revealing a considerable richness in the structure of prefer- ence, which would otherwise be unobservable with more conventional approaches. (JEL Q26, C25)

Destination Choice Models for Rock Climbing in the Northeast Alps: A Latent-Class Approach Based on Intensity of Participation