Panamana Nate asked:
My ten year old daughter wants to learn to ski. I was hoping to take her tubing soon to see how that went first. We live in Delaware. Any suggestions for skiing/tubing activities would be appreciated.
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sorry i live in Maine. Really good ski resorts up here tho. if you get the chance you should visit up here.
I’ll ditto the vote for Jack Frost. It’s sister resort, Big Boulder also has a good tubing run, but BB is more geared to terrain park skiing and snowboarding now. Both have had probably the best ski schools in the Poconos for years. I took my very first lesson at Big Boulder some 20 years ago and I’ve had several friends and acquaintances who have come up through the Jack Frost ski program over the past two decades. Many were on the race team, demonstration team, and went on to be instructors at both resorts.