Where to Downhill Ski
Zoom in on the map using the zoom tool on the left. Clicking on a park in the map will reveal an information box with a listing of amenities in the park and a link to the park homepage.
Big Pocino State Park
The Camelback Mountain ski area has been proclaimed as the biggest and best ski, snowboard, and snowtubing area in the Poconos. There are:
- 33 trails
- 13 lifts, including two high-speed
- Detachable quads
- Two halfpipes
- Two terrain parks
- Night skiing
- 100 percent snowmaking
For more information, call 570-629-1661. For snow conditions, call 800-233-8100.
Blueknob State Park
The park leases the downhill skiing area to Blue Knob Recreation, Inc., which operates Blue Knob All Seasons Resort, one of the most challenging ski resorts in Pennsylvania. The area offers a vertical drop of 1,050 feet. The ski area provides:
- Snowtubing
- Day and night skiing
- Extensive snowmaking
- Four chairlifts to ensure a fast return to the top of the mountain
For more information, contact 800-458-3403.
Laurel Mountain State Park
Once known as the Ski Capital of Pennsylvania, Laurel Mountain is a true skier’s mountain with a rich history, boasting the highest vertical drop on the Laurel Ridge at 761 feet, and one of the steepest slopes in Pennsylvania -- Lower Wildcat.
The ski area, part of Laurel Mountain State Park, features major enhancements including:
- A new chair lift
- Doubled snowmaking capacity
- Trail improvements
- A renovated lodge
Seven Springs Mountain Resort operates the ski area. Complete skiing information and details are available at Laurel Mountain Ski or by calling 888-547-3388.