US EditionWhy A Pennsylvania Ski Resort Moved Its Upside Down Base Area
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Why A Pennsylvania Ski Resort Moved Its Upside Down Base Area
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania — Picking a base area is usually an easy choice for ski resort developers. They typically put the facilities and parking at the base of the steep slopes above, making it a relatively simple commute for guests. Others have taken a different approach, placing their facilities at the summit of the mountain. Some examples of this can be found at Blacktail Mountain, Echo Mountain, and Snowshoe. Interestingly, there’s on…
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