The Cold Front is certainly here in the Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania. This can only mean one thing, and that is the fact that Ski Season is going to be here before we know it. Some look at the Poconos, and see ski season as their absolute favorite part of being in the region. We got a dusting of snow early this morning on October 31st, 2012, and it's safe to say that old man winter is here to stay. The Poconos has many different options when it comes to skiing. Pocono Resorts including Jack Frost & Big Boulder Ski Resort have been a huge part of the Winter Fun in the Pocono Mountains for many years!
Jack Frost offers to it's Winter Sport Fanatics a Summit Elevation of 2,000 Feet, Base Elevation of 1,400 Feet, and a Vertical Drop of 600 Feet. 21 Different Slopes Include Ski School Learning Slope, 4 Beginner slopes, 6 Intermediate Slopes, 8 Advanced Slopes, and 2 Terrain Parks. There are 9 Lifts, 1 Quad, 2 triples, 6 Doubles, and 1 Ski Carpet for Kids Lessons Only.
Big Boulder offers 50 % of it's overall Terrain to Park Features. The Base Elevation is 1,700 Feet with a Summit elevation of 2,175 Feet, and a Vertical Drop of 475 Feet. There are 15 Different Slopes including 4 Beginner, 3 Intermediate, 3 Advanced, with 5 Terrain Parks. There are 8 Lifts, 2 triples, 5 Doubles, and 1 Ski Carpet.
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