PA resorts

[skimore]

Any of the places in S Pa worth checking out with this 2 ft they are talking about?

 

[dmc]

Remember the deeper the snow the steeper you need to go....

just sayin...

 

[skimore]

thats why I'm asking. No idea what any of those places are like

 

[millerm277]

Southern PA? Not sure. Only place I know of in PA with much in steeps is Sno.

 

[dmc]

Southern PA? Not sure. Only place I know of in PA with much in steeps is Sno.

What about that gaper place that claims the steepest ttrail in the US...

Denton of something...

 

[AndyEich]

Sno is northeast PA. Denton is north central and despite all the online ragging, the steeps there are legit.

I can't think of a significant area in PA that doesn't have enough pitch to fully enjoy this storm (maybe Shawnee?), but Blue Knob is probably the best place to be...
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[ERJ-145CA]

What about that gaper place that claims the steepest ttrail in the US...

Denton of something...

There website says that their trail "Avalanche" is one of the steepest trails in the east. The don't claim to have the steepest trail in the U.S.

 

[kingslug]

Most of these steepest trails are in the mid 20 deg. range There was a misconception about Denton that they had a 45 deg trail..it was 45 % of 45 degrees. You want steep..you head up north or out west.