There's still nearly 2 months until the end of winter and the start of spring, but one Pennsylvania ski resort is already stating their intentions for what they hope will be their longest season in their history. A Mountain Update from Camelback Resort VP & General Manager Jason Bays discussed their plans for the spring. Right now, Camelback is planning to keep skiing and snowboarding going daily until April 12th, but it hopefully won't end there.
Camelback Mountain Resort plans to offer the longest ski season in Pennsylvania this year, operating daily through April 12, then weekends-only into the first week of May (conditions and weather permitting), with a strong possibility of going even longer. It is a major change in philosophy where the ski season in the mid-Atlantic region generally ends in March, with maybe one or two ski resorts making it to the first week of April. Historically, the longest Camelback Mountain has been open was April 9 in the 2008-09 season.