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This blog is going to help the average snowboarder find a mountain nearby him and give him the best possible review. For people its hard to find time to go ski or snowboarding, you don't want to waste that day on a crappy mountain. That is where my blog comes in, I want to make you sure you know what you are getting with the mountain you have chosen. With the information you receive after reading my blog you will be able to make a swift and fast decision on where you will be spending your day snowboarding. You'll be able to find out how many lifts there are, how many of those lifts go all the way to the top. I will inform you on the food court situation to parking and the game room. My blog will prepare you properly for any mountain, so when you go to a mountain for the first time it will feel like you've been going there for years. I hope you find the information from my blog as helpful as I intend it to be.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Camelback Mountain Tannersville,PA
For this post I will be talking about Camelback Mt., this is located right around the same location as Shawnee, the last mountain I discussed. The big difference between the two is Camelback is much bigger, and more advanced for experienced ski and snowboarders. When I say advanced I mean that their harder trails like the diamonds are more advanced, they still have the basic green circle and the bunny hills. It's a great mountain to bring your family, they offer so many things for people of all ages. They have tubing for everyone and ski lessons for those who are trying to learn. The mountain itself is a 800 ft vertical, 34 trails total, and 16 lifts to get you up the mountain. The trails are a majority of intermediate to beginner trails. The terrain park is nothing special, it has basic jumps and rails nothing you haven't seen before if you're familiar with parks. This is where I don't like Camelback, the lodge. The lodge is big, but not big enough, it is always crowded and usually very hard to find a seat. They don't have a lot of seating that looks out over the mountain, this comes in handy when you want to watch your children ride down the mountain from the comfort of the lodge. The food is basic but take a long time to get because of lines. Tickets aren't overly expensive the most you will pay for a full day pass is $65 and thats on a holiday or weekend. This mountain isn't my first choice because of the lodge, but other than that is a very fin mountain that is a great trip to take the family on.
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