camelback ski area

The season is coming and the wind is at our backs! Given the distance between the western PA/WV Mid-Atlantic ski areas and the "greater" Poconos ski area (greater meaning, also including Elk and Mountain Creek, etc.), last year's Poconos-dedicated Mid-Atlantic thread saw a lot of use. I think...

I have some inside intel, but no confirmation that KSL is in the process of purchasing Camelback. Will change this thread and confirm soon. Wondering if Camelback will be on the IKON pass

Since the geography of the Mid-Atlantic ski region puts the northeastern Pennsylvania and northwestern New Jersey ski hills in a far-removed market from the West Virginia and western Pennsylvania ski hills, we’ll start this Pocono-area thread, too. “Area” is a convenient umbrella for Montage...

For my fellow Poconos skiers, I wonder if you've noticed the touted improvements Camelback has made in the off-season. Some certainly are (new, additional modern-tech snow guns, the restaurant re-opening at the top, the old Glen Lodge at the mid-mountain bottom is now an Italian restaurant)...

Well Seven Springs was blowing snow today, and they're expecting a few inches of natural this week... so it's time for a Mid-Atlantic seasonal thread. It's been a fantastic start to the season in the Rockies... the midwest is about to open in several places... maybe the Appalachians can get...

Anyone here ski eastern PA? Montage, Elk, Boulder, Camelback? Ive been trying to get back to colorado but have had a very very healthy offer that would require relocation to the poconos. Just trying to get a feel for the area recreationally and more importantly, how it skis, lol. Thanks

I've been enjoying reading the backstory behind Camelback (J. Weschler's Camelback The Downs & Ups of a Banana Belt Ski Area). CBK was launched in the very early 1960s right next to a failed ski area named Big Pocono that operated for a couple seasons in the late 1950s (and relied totally on...