Alright. I'm recruiting other wandering workers. Hobos. If you're interested, my goal is to achieve a seasonal route throughout the western USA. This is meant to enable reliable winter and summer work. One or two other hobos may increase my odds of establishing the kinds of relationships with different farms, businesses, etc. that I would need in order to seasonally have work in different areas in a predictable type of way.

Summer work - this is extremely easy
Winter work - this is not easy

So with that said, wherever we as a band of hobos can achieve winter work that we can return to each season we ought to plan the seasonal route around this.

>ski bums
Ski resorts are indeed good winter work options and these jobs are easy to get HOWEVER you will pay room and board which in many ways cuts into the amount of money you can hope to make which largely defeats the purpose of living as a hobo, ski resorts don't like people trying to live in tents near their resort. You will make half what you could make somewhere warmer, in a tent.

There is a good small Arizona route where you winter in Phoenix and spend summer in Flagstaff.

But we all know San Francisco to Seattle along the coast is a way nicer seasonal route.

>there are many interior west routes to choose from, but due to winter, you will always end up in SoCal/Arizona unless you're a psycho that likes being cold and wet for 6 months straight... I am not opposed