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\n\t\tHere are just a few of the recreational Poconos resorts that organize social activities for families year-round.
\n\t\tFernwood Resort,<\/a> East Stroudsburg
\n\t\tGreat Wolf Lodge, <\/a>Scotrun
\n\t\tThe Inn at Pocono Manor, <\/a>Pocono Manor
\n\t\tMountaintop Lodge at Lake Naomi,<\/a> Pocono Pines
\n\t\tSkytop Lodge,<\/a> Skytop
\n\t\tSplit Rock Resort,<\/a> Lake Harmony
\n\t\tWoodloch Resort<\/a>, Hawley<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\tWhatever your snow activity of choice, you’ll find an outlet in the Poconos.<\/p>\n
\n\tSkiing & snowboarding in the Poconos<\/h4>\n
\n\tYou’d be hard-pressed to come across a Poconos slope that doesn’t offer children’s lessons in the two prominent downhill endeavors, generally organized by age and ability. At Shawnee Mountain Ski Area<\/a> in East Stroudsburg, kids’ classes strictly adhere to low student\/teacher ratios and are held in a specialarea, far from schussing crowds and black-diamond seekers.<\/p>\n\n\tThe richness of the mountains is evident in the number of major ski resorts packed into just 2,394 square miles. Along with Shawnee, there are Big Boulder Ski Area<\/a> in Lake Harmony, Blue Mountain Ski Area<\/a> in Palmerton, Camelback Mountain Resort<\/a> in Tannersville, Jack Frost Big Boulder Ski Area<\/a> in Blakeslee and Ski Big Bear<\/a> in Lackawaxen.<\/p>\n\n\tTubing in the Poconos<\/h4>\n
\n\tSnow tubing is a low-entry way to experience the downhill thrills of skiing and snowboarding. Camelback<\/a> fields the largest tubing park in the country, with 18 chutes and two “magic carpet” walkways that take you effortlessly from mountain’s bottom back to the top.<\/p>\n\n\tLuge<\/h4>\n
\n\tBlue Mountain<\/a> hosts the only natural snow-packed USA Luge track on the East Coast, and it’s open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays. Opt to speed down the twisty 2,000-foot-long course on a tube, mini-bobsled or luge sled.<\/p>\n\n\tBonus snow activities<\/h4>\n
\n\tOpportunities for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, dog-sledding, snowmobiling, horseback riding and sleigh rides are abundant in the Poconos, at the individual resorts, private stables and various state parks.<\/p>\n
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\n\tThe proportion of outdoor-to-indoor fun is surprisingly balanced in the Poconos. Destinations unto themselves, the elaborate indoor water parks at both the Split Rock Resort<\/a> in Lake Harmony and the Great Wolf Lodge<\/a> in Scotrun encourage kids to ditch the snowsuit for a bathing suit. Resorts throughout the area are equipped for all sorts of all-weather activities, with arcades and movie theaters, basketball courts and bowling alleys.<\/p>\n
\n\t\tStay and Play in the Poconos<\/h3>\n
\n\t\tHere are just a few of the recreational Poconos resorts that organize social activities for families year-round. \n\tWhatever your snow activity of choice, you’ll find an outlet in the Poconos.<\/p>\n \n\tYou’d be hard-pressed to come across a Poconos slope that doesn’t offer children’s lessons in the two prominent downhill endeavors, generally organized by age and ability. At Shawnee Mountain Ski Area<\/a> in East Stroudsburg, kids’ classes strictly adhere to low student\/teacher ratios and are held in a specialarea, far from schussing crowds and black-diamond seekers.<\/p>\n \n\tThe richness of the mountains is evident in the number of major ski resorts packed into just 2,394 square miles. Along with Shawnee, there are Big Boulder Ski Area<\/a> in Lake Harmony, Blue Mountain Ski Area<\/a> in Palmerton, Camelback Mountain Resort<\/a> in Tannersville, Jack Frost Big Boulder Ski Area<\/a> in Blakeslee and Ski Big Bear<\/a> in Lackawaxen.<\/p>\n \n\tSnow tubing is a low-entry way to experience the downhill thrills of skiing and snowboarding. Camelback<\/a> fields the largest tubing park in the country, with 18 chutes and two “magic carpet” walkways that take you effortlessly from mountain’s bottom back to the top.<\/p>\n \n\tBlue Mountain<\/a> hosts the only natural snow-packed USA Luge track on the East Coast, and it’s open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays. Opt to speed down the twisty 2,000-foot-long course on a tube, mini-bobsled or luge sled.<\/p>\n \n\tOpportunities for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, dog-sledding, snowmobiling, horseback riding and sleigh rides are abundant in the Poconos, at the individual resorts, private stables and various state parks.<\/p>\n \n\tThe proportion of outdoor-to-indoor fun is surprisingly balanced in the Poconos. Destinations unto themselves, the elaborate indoor water parks at both the Split Rock Resort<\/a> in Lake Harmony and the Great Wolf Lodge<\/a> in Scotrun encourage kids to ditch the snowsuit for a bathing suit. Resorts throughout the area are equipped for all sorts of all-weather activities, with arcades and movie theaters, basketball courts and bowling alleys.<\/p>\n
\n\t\tFernwood Resort,<\/a> East Stroudsburg
\n\t\tGreat Wolf Lodge, <\/a>Scotrun
\n\t\tThe Inn at Pocono Manor, <\/a>Pocono Manor
\n\t\tMountaintop Lodge at Lake Naomi,<\/a> Pocono Pines
\n\t\tSkytop Lodge,<\/a> Skytop
\n\t\tSplit Rock Resort,<\/a> Lake Harmony
\n\t\tWoodloch Resort<\/a>, Hawley<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\tSkiing & snowboarding in the Poconos<\/h4>\n
\n\tTubing in the Poconos<\/h4>\n
\n\tLuge<\/h4>\n
\n\tBonus snow activities<\/h4>\n
\n\tIndoor fun in the Poconos
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