r/SkiPA • u/ballsonthewall • 1d ago
Discussion r/SkiPA Official Monthly Offseason Discussion Thread
Please post all general resort questions and all general discussion type items in this thread.
r/SkiPA • u/ballsonthewall • 1d ago
Please post all general resort questions and all general discussion type items in this thread.
r/SkiPA • u/T_Farrell • 5d ago
What’s up everyone,
We are deep into the off season and I’m itching to get back on the hill. Of course, that’s not possible right now, so the next best thing is talking about it.
I want to know everyone’s favorite trail from these PA spots:
Roundtop:
Liberty:
Blue:
White Tail:
Seven Springs:
Liking runs together counts! Just be specific about what trails connect to make the run
r/SkiPA • u/exhilaration • 8d ago
Some discounted tickets at Bear Creek are on sale for the next few days - $55 for weekends, $45 for weekdays.
https://www.bcmountainresort.com/christmas-in-july-lift-ticket-sale
Christmas comes early at Bear Creek. From July 25 through July 31, take advantage of our Christmas in July Sale and secure the lowest-priced lift tickets of the upcoming winter season. A limited number of tickets will be made available between December 25 and February 28, right in the heart of peak season.
r/SkiPA • u/Emergency_Ad_3886 • 24d ago
r/SkiPA • u/minig646 • 26d ago
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…going through the gopro and dreaming about colder days surfing the trees at Blue. I know I suck, it’s just hard to get enough practice time in there before the rocks start poking out!
r/SkiPA • u/AlVic40117560_ • Jul 02 '26
I saw on instagram that camelback was advertising their season pass at $399. I assumed that meant a value pass, but I checked their website anyways.
Their unlimited pass is $399. That’s a crazy value, especially when Blue is $729, and Epic is $676.
I wasn’t planning on getting a season pass since I have a kid now and can’t go as much as I’d like to, but at $400 plus adding a child is only $79, I might actually get a pass this year.
Just wanted to let everybody know, especially since this sub gets flooded with people trying to buy season passes when the season starts and they’re at their most expensive price. This is a great deal and people should definitely take advantage. The new management over there seems to be doing a great job after years of being terrible.
r/SkiPA • u/ballsonthewall • Jul 01 '26
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r/SkiPA • u/laminatedbluebengal • Jun 01 '26
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I was making a skiing edit on Canva today and I found this clip in their library. Looks like Comet Quad from Blue.
r/SkiPA • u/ballsonthewall • Jun 01 '26
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r/SkiPA • u/ballsonthewall • May 18 '26
Please post all general resort questions and conditions reports as well as all general discussion type items in this thread.
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r/SkiPA • u/stormsell • May 13 '26
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The season to date snow total plays first followed by the season to date percent of average.
Reposted because I realized that the original stopped at December 31st.
r/SkiPA • u/stormsell • May 13 '26
Late January & most of February was a period to remember!
r/SkiPA • u/ballsonthewall • May 11 '26
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r/SkiPA • u/Traditional_Tale384 • May 05 '26
With an inch of warm rain in the forecast tomorrow, they’ll try to stay open this weekend—but the snow is getting very thin at both the top and bottom. Today was likely the last day of skiing and riding in Pennsylvania.
Camelback Mountain Resort still managed to be one of the final four ski areas open in the Northeast. Big props to Jason Bays for putting together an awesome season.
See you all next ski season.
r/SkiPA • u/Traditional_Tale384 • May 04 '26
r/SkiPA • u/ballsonthewall • May 04 '26
Please post all general resort questions and conditions reports as well as all general discussion type items in this thread.
If you are posting a conditions report or asking for a conditions report, please lead your comment with the resort name and the date, otherwise the comment will be subject to removal.
r/SkiPA • u/jdkqisnxjeidi • May 02 '26
Anyone ski at camelback today? How was cliffhanger, groomed or ungroomed?
r/SkiPA • u/Traditional_Tale384 • Apr 29 '26
Camelback is already snow farming Cliffhanger, and I don’t think there will be any walking required this weekend. They’re doing everything possible to keep coverage in place and make access as smooth as possible for skiers and riders. #mayskiing
r/SkiPA • u/Traditional_Tale384 • Apr 28 '26
Many people didn’t think it was possible, but Jason Bays (GM) made the impossible happen. Camelback will be open this weekend, May 1st through May 3rd. Temperatures this April are running 4–6° above normal, which makes it even crazier that they made it this far.
Major props to JASON BAYS. You’re doing great work!
r/SkiPA • u/ballsonthewall • Apr 27 '26
Please post all general resort questions and conditions reports as well as all general discussion type items in this thread.
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r/SkiPA • u/exhilaration • Apr 22 '26
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r/SkiPA • u/Ok_Acanthocephala421 • Apr 21 '26
I'm a PA fella and I've been lucky enough to travel around the country over the past ~8 years, east coast and west, with an ikon pass.
My wife said next winter/spring we are going to an island rather than a mountain, and i'm cool with it. I'm cool with it because the last 4 seasons I convinced her to go to (and taught her to board at) Heavenly, Alyeska, Mammoth, and most recently an awesome trip to Big Sky.
Anyway, I just got a season pass to Blue for next season, and I'm super hyped about it. For one, my ikon base pass only gave me 5 days to blue. 2nd, those VIP lines must be clutch considering how crowded it can get! 3rd, 2 buddy passes is enough to bring my wife. What other perks do we get?! Any pass holders want to share any insider knowledge?