Skiing

Jack Frost/Big Boulder, which holds the distinction of being Pennsylvania's first commercial ski resort, is tucked away in the center of Northeastern Pennsylvania's thriving ski industry. It serves as a testimony to the tradition of skiing in the area. The entire family is in for a healthy and thrilling experience, with a variety of slopes catered to skiers of all abilities and exciting options for snowtubing and snowboarding fans.

Skiers and snowboarders of all levels are welcome at Jack Frost/Big Boulder, a winter wonderland where memories are built. The resort offers the perfect terrain for everyone, whether you're an expert taking your first confident turns on the slopes or a beginner. The resort's snowtubing choices provide an alternate way to enjoy the snowy scenery in addition to the heart-pounding ski routes, ensuring laughter-filled experiences for everyone.

With the state's steepest vertical drop, Blue Mountain, another gem in Pennsylvania's ski crown, possesses impressive attributes. 40 distinct slopes on Blue Mountain, which has a peak height of 1,407 feet (429 meters) and a vertical plunge of 1,087 feet (331 meters), offer the ideal playground for skiers and snowboarders. The resort offers more than what is typically available, including beginner- to expert-level glade pathways, exciting terrain parks, and slopes specifically designed for training. The availability of a second lodge and a specific snow tubing area further enhances the experience, allowing guests to partake in a complete winter adventure.

Both Jack Frost/Big Boulder and Blue Mountain, located in the midst of Northeastern Pennsylvania's snow-covered paradise, entice winter sports fans with their sizable slopes, adaptable terrains, and limitless opportunities for outdoor fun.