From a "post-apocalyptic nightmare" course at Camelback to treats at Great Wolf Lodge, guests of all ages can celebrate Halloween at Poconos resorts.
With winter holding on, Camelback Resort says favorable weather and the resort's snowmaking abilities have set the stage for an extended ski season into spring. According to a press release from ...
Editor's Note: There's dining experiences, winter fun, and much more in the Pennsylvania Poconos at Camelback Resort in Tannersville and Blue Mountain Resort in Palmerton . Check out all there is to ...
The resort is also upgrading infrastructure to support the expanded terrain in a project that will give it more runs than any other in the region.
When Camelback first cut ski slopes across old logging trails in 1963, few people at the time could envision it becoming one of the most comprehensive resorts in the east. From its origins as a small ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dec. 9—TANNERSVILLE — Slated to open its 2024-2025 ski season on Friday, December 13, Camelback Resort in the Pocono Mountains ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Nov. 4—TANNERSVILLE — Camelback Resort, a premier Poconos destination for snow sports, gears up for its 10th Annual Ullr Fest on ...
TANNERSVILLE, PALMERTON, Pa. – Winter travelers to Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains have new reasons to return to the slopes this year as the two resorts have introduced improvements for the 2026-2027 ...
Camelback Resort in Tannersville will kick off its 2025/26 winter season on Wednesday, with snowmaking crews preparing early season terrain across the mountain, aided by the region’s first significant ...
We saw snow fall across our region Tuesday, and one ski resort told us it was enough for it to guarantee it will be open Wednesday.
NETWORKS IN 44 STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. IT’S A SITE YOU DON’T NORMALLY SEE IN MID-APRIL, BUT WE TALKED ABOUT THE WEATHER, DOESN’T KNOW WHAT IT WANTS TO DO. SNOW FLURRIES CAPTURED ON A ...
In these days of family-friendly splish-splashing and resorts luring gen-blend groups with water parks as bait, it’s sometimes forgotten that the Poconos weren’t always a kid-forward destination.