"Skiing These snowy mountaintops are the perfect getaway for any skiers. The Pocono Mountains welcomed the first-ever commercial ski area in Pennsylvania in 1946 and have since been known for their perfect snowmaking abilities, stunningly groomed trails, and slopes of every level ever since. The Poconos offers 6 ski resorts, all of which have ski gear available for rent. For more information on skiing in the Poconos, check out their website, poconomountains.com."
"Snow tubing is a great activity for all members of the family! Many of the Poconos resorts have their own designated areas for this. In fact, the top two ranked tubing resorts are in the Poconos at Camelback Resort and Blue Mountain Resort. These two resorts are also open for late-night snow tubing, and Camelback offers tubing after dark lit by neon lights."
"Snowshoeing is also a popular activity in the Poconos. This is a great way to enjoy the snowy landscapes without having any ski experience! The Poconos website suggests Naturfi as the best place to start Naturfi is a local company that provides snowshoe rentals, guided tours, and much more. Horseback riding and ice skating are two other great options to observe the beautiful scenery."
The Pocono Mountains are a popular winter destination a few hours from New York City. The region hosted Pennsylvania’s first commercial ski area in 1946 and now offers six ski resorts with ski rentals and extensive snowmaking and groomed trails for all ability levels. Snow tubing is available at many resorts, with Camelback Resort and Blue Mountain Resort ranked among the top venues and offering late-night tubing with neon lights and light shows. Snowshoeing is popular, with Naturfi providing rentals and guided tours. Horseback riding through snowy trails and ice skating at Tobyhanna State Park and Promised Land State Park are additional options.
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