Route 940 @ 1-80 and I-476, White Haven, PA, US, 18661
More than 280 acclaimed blues artists perform at the Jack Frost & Big Boulder Resort during the three-day Pocono Blues Festival. The festival features traditional acoustic or electric blues, southern soul and sacred steel music.
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Hamlin's Claws 'n' Paws Wild Animal Park contains a variety of wild animals ranging from the rare white and Siberian tigers to deer, lemurs, giraffes and black bears. Onsite there's also a petting zoo and the Turtle Town.
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The stunning Delaware Gap National Recreation Area consists of 283km2 of protected Pennsylvanian countryside. As the Delaware River makes it's way through the park it blasts it's way through empty scenery forming spectacular waterfalls such as Dingmans Falls. Activities such as canoeing, hiking, camping, swimming, bicycling, cross-country skiing and horseback riding are all available nearby.
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The largest ski area in the Poconos, Camelback near Tannersville boasts 139 acres of skiable terrain as well as 13 lifts and 33 runs. While much of the skiing in the Poconos is on fairly low mountains (Camelback's longest run is just a mile with a drop of around 1000 feet), the resort offers night skiing with the lifts running until 10pm.
View Details ›With ski trails for both beginners and experienced skiers, the Blue Mountain Ski Area has the largest vertical drop of any of the region's ski resorts (1082 feet) and 158 skiable acres.
View Details ›This two-day outdoor festival is a celebration of the best Pennsylvanian food and wine. Held at the Split Rock Resort, it welcomes around 30 of the region's top vineyards and various chefs and includes tastings, craft vendors and banquet dinners.
View Details ›Balloon enthusiasts gather at the Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Pennsylvania each October for three days as the Pocono Balloon Festival presents lift-offs, balloon glows and fun for all the family. The festival includes music, crafts and live entertainment.
View Details ›Snö Mountain is one of the newer ski areas in Pennsylvania and boasts some of the steepest skiing terrain in the state. Formerly known as the Montage Ski Area, the resort features good skiing for learners as 35% of trails are rated beginner and a further 30% intermediate. The mountain also boasts two terrain parks and a halfpipe.
View Details ›Elk Mountain is one of Pennsylvanias's oldest ski areas having been established in 1959. With seven of the 27 trails lit for night skiing and 11 black diamond runs, the mountain offers a varied range of skiing and snowboarding. There's also a new terrain park for the more adventurous of extreme sportsmen and women.
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