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Jack Frost Overview

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Jack Frost

Jack Frost Mountain, located in the Pocono Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania and sister mountain of nearby Big Boulder, has 30 slopes and trails, beginner through expert, served by nine lifts and one magic carpet. Snow tubing also is available with eight chutes (singles and doubles) and four lifts.

Elevation

Summit

2000ft
Vertical Drop

600ft
Base

1400ft

Terrain

Beginner Runs

22%

Intermediate Runs

33%

Advanced Runs

44%

Expert Runs

Terrain Parks

Longest Run

1 MILES

Skiable Terrain

100 ACRE

Lifts

Total Number Of Lifts: 10
Gondolas & Trams: 0
Eight Person Lifts: 0
High Speed Sixes: 0
High Speed Quads: 0
Quad Chairs: 1
Triple Chairs: 2
Double Chairs: 6
Surface Lifts: 1

Tourist Office

PO Box 1539

18610-0707 Blakeslee

Pennsylvania

United States

Phone: 570-443-8425

info@jfbb.com

Important Dates

Projected Opening Ski Season: 12/15/2012

Projected Closing Ski Season: 04/01/2013

Projected Days Open: 105

Days Open Last Year: 96

Years Open: 41

Average Snowfall: 50"

Jack Frost Reviews

by village idiots 12th March 2013
- Overall Rating 1
- Family Friendly 1
- All Mtn. Terrain 1
- Terrain Park 1
- Nightlife 1
won of the worst skiresorts ever

Pros: none , id rather stay at home
Cons: slowwww lifts ,really short runs , tons of people
by burnell 17th February 2013
- Overall Rating 1
- Family Friendly 1
- All Mtn. Terrain 1
- Terrain Park 1
- Nightlife 1
Holiday Saturday - packed and icey

Pros: could leave for Big Boulder
Cons: sheets of ice, super crowded, more ice
by B_Sloane89 1st February 2013
- Overall Rating 4
- Family Friendly 4
- All Mtn. Terrain 4
- Terrain Park 0
- Nightlife 0
Great Variety for a small PA resort

Pros: Great Snow Conditions, Good Variety of trails, no lift lines, scenic
Cons: Lack of vertical drop
by vdisesa 15th January 2013
- Overall Rating 3
- Family Friendly 4
- All Mtn. Terrain 2
- Terrain Park 2
- Nightlife 1
Typical PA Mountain

Pros: Lodge at top, beginner terrain
Cons: Small (it's in PA...)