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Skiing is still more popular than Snowboarding because of the simple reason skiing is easier to learn at first. Snowboarders are gaining and there are some days where snowboarders out number skiers on the slopes.
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I personally am a snowboarder. I used to ski, but I only did for one season so I switched over. I think that its pretty equal. Last year I saw alot more snowboarders and alot les skiers, but this year I saw a TON of skiers on the hills as well. So i think its pretty half n half.
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