Two regional resorts offering adventure-packed experiences are introducing a new "Peak to Peak Poconos Pass" for unlimited skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing and more.
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Blue Mountain Resort is one of Pennsylvania’s most popular ski resorts and will soon be managed by the same operator at Camelback Mountain Resort in Poconos.
According to reports, California-based KSL Resorts will take over the management of Blue Mountain and plans to make major investments in facilities in Palmerton, the destination carbon county. Morning call.
The change in management may indicate that the Blue Mountains will move towards becoming a four-season resort. Camelback is located in Monroe County. In addition to more than 30 ski trails, it also has an indoor water park and a treetop adventure route. Blue Mountains already offers rope and zipline lessons, mountain bike trails and other activities in the off-season.
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They re going to infuse it with a lot of cash, add on some new and exciting attractions and be able to move forward with a lot of their plans that they have put on hold for quite awhile for different reasons, Kathy Henderson, director of economic development for the Carbon Chamber & Economic Development Corp., told The Morning Call. It ll be a big help to them and to creating more jobs in the county.
Blue Mountain opened in 1977 as the Little Gap Ski Area. It was started by Ray Tuthill and his daughter, Barbara Green, who serves as president and CEO. The resort was renamed Blue Mountain in 1989 and has remained a top skiing mountain for locals and visitors from the Philadelphia area, the Lehigh Valley, New York City and elsewhere in the region.