Camelback Ski Resort
Pennsylvania, USA
| Resort Statistics | | vertical drop: | 800 feet | | summit: | 2,050 feet | | base: | 1,239 feet | | lifts: | 13 | | trails: | 33 | | longest run: | 6,000 feet |
Snowboarding | | permitted: | Yes | | terrain park: | Yes | | half-pipe: | Yes | | | Snow and Terrain | | annual snowfall: | 50 inches | | snowmaking: | 100% | | skiable area: | 139 acres | | easiest: | 7% | | more difficult: | 54% | | most difficult: | 24% | | experts only: | 15% |
Other Activities | | x-country: | No | | snow tubing: | Yes |
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February 23, 2008 - Sunday, Camelback hosts a halfpipe competition for all ages. Registration is from 8:30 to 10 a.m. in the Coconut Café. The Shawnee Mountain Winter Carnival will make a typical day on the slopes even more entertaining Sunday.
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Plenty Of Skiing In The Poconos
January 13, 2008 - When thinking ski, don't forget about the Pocono Mountains. The Pocono Mountains region of northeastern Pennsylvania has miles of ski areas. There's the Big Boulder Ski Area, Blue Mountain Ski Area, Shawnee Mountain, Camelback Mountain Resort, Jack Frost Mountain, Alpine Mountain Ski & Ride Center and the Ski Big Bear at Masthope Mountain. For information about skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing ...
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Ski resorts blanketing airwaves
February 04, 2007 - Pocono Mountains Vacation Bureau starts radio ad campaign to help salvage season. DAVID CHECKOFF of Huntington Valley, Montgomery County, waits for a lift Friday at Camelback. Pocono resorts say skiers have returned to the slopes recently.
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Warm weather has resorts skiing uphill Sno Mountain shackled; Elk, Camelback limited
December 27, 2006 - A white Christmas for Sno Mountain? Forget about that now.
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Free spirits have a go in the Poconos
November 05, 2006 - Art Berry knows the difference between a fad and a trend, and freeskiing is for real, he says. That's why he's willing to devote a sizable portion of his master plan for Camelback Ski Area to the industry's latest phenomenon.
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Camelback
sold to Pocono entrepreneur
June 17, 2005 - Allentown Morning Call, PA - The Camelback
ski area and water park near Tannersville, one of the Poconos' biggest
year-round attractions, was sold this week to a local entrepreneur.
Arthur Berry III of Pocono Manor bought Camelback Ski Corp....
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Bare
ground on ski run at heart of suit against Camelback
February 16, 2004 - Pocono Record, PA - A woman from New York is suing
Camelback Ski Corporation in federal court, saying her son was injured
when he skied over a large area of earth that was not covered with snow
on a slope at Camelback Ski Resort in Tannersville. Patricia Smith
Capobianco of Yulan, N.Y., seeks $150,000 for the damages she claims her
son, James Smith, suffered.
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Camelback
Ski Area celebrates 40th year in business
January 14, 2004 - NEPA News, PA - Today, Camelback Ski Area and Camelbeach
water park in Tannersville draw 700,000 people a year to the Poconos.
More than 150 dignitaries and guests gathered to celebrate the ski
area's 40th anniversary on Dec. 20, speaking before an audience huddled
in bracing cold and snow guns roaring in the background.
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Camelback
Ski Area turns 40
December 28, 2003 - The News Journal, DE - TANNERSVILLE, Pa. -- When
Camelback Ski Area celebrated its 40th anniversary last weekend with an
outdoor ceremony, the backdrop couldn't have been more ironic. As local
businessmen, politicians and founding fathers made speeches
commemorating the event, snowguns blasted out white powder on "The
Rocket" while snow showers gently rained over attendees.
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Eight
ski areas enough in the Poconos
December 21, 2003 - Penn Live, PA - OK now, name eight major ski areas in the
Pocono Mountains. You'll probably start with Camelback, the area's most
visited resort, which gets more than 300,000 skiers a season and is
celebrating its 40th anniversary. Older folks may first recall Big
Boulder, which was blowing snow 10 years earlier, and Jack Frost, its
sister area, which came along later.
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