Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Kid Friendly Ski Resorts In Pennsylvania

Ski resorts in Pennsylvania offer multiple ski slopes, some of them for expert skiers.


Pennsylvania offers snow enthusiasts opportunities for skiing and snowboarding from the Poconos Mountains in the north to the Laurel mountains in the south. Ski resorts afford opportunities for skiing multiple slopes and enjoying lodging and other activities all in one place. Many Pennsylvania ski resorts offer family-friendly lodging and lessons for young visitors.


Hidden Valley Resort


Hidden Valley Resort is located among the Laurel Mountains in southwest Pennsylvania. The resort offers season passes for skiers and snow boarders; as of 2010, an adult full-season pass cost just under $350. There are a total of 26 ski slopes and trails at Hidden Valley Resort that range in difficulty from novice to double diamond. In the summer months, the resort offers mountain biking trails and four-seat paddle boat rentals on Lake George. Several area attractions are ideal for families, including Living Treasures Animal Park and Caddie Shak Family Fun Park.


Hidden Valley Resort


One Craighead Dr.


Hidden Valley, PA 15502


814-443-8000


hiddenvalleyresort.com


Camelback Mountain Resort


Camelback Mountain Resort is located in the Poconos region of eastern Pennsylvania. The resort is home to more than 30 ski trails, most of which are designed for novice skiers. Beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers will all find trails for their skill levels. All trails are lit to allow for night skiing. Lessons for both adult and children skiers are offered at the resort, and there is a snowboarding lesson program in place for adults and children as young as 3 years old. Snowtubing at Camelback Mountain Resort allows riders to chain up to five tubes together for the trip down the mountain.


Camelback Mountain Resort


One Camelback Rd.


Tannersville, PA 18372


570-629-1661


skicamelback.com


Ski Sawmill Family Resort


Ski Sawmill Family Resort is located in the northern region of central Pennsylvania. The resort has 13 trails and a tubing area, as well as three lifts to accommodate skiers. Tubers can use the tube tow lift to get back up the mountain. Private and group ski lessons are offered at the resort; as of 2010, private lessons were $40 per hour and group lessons started at $20. In the summer, groups of 10 more more can arrange canoe trips and rental of paintball equipment and mountain bikes. Ski Sawmill Family Resort offers multiple lodging options, two of which are appropriate for families: the chalet cabins and the mountain inn.


Ski Sawmill Family Resort


383 Oregon Hill Rd.


Morris, PA 16938


570-353-7521


skisawmill.com







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