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Lat Long: 41.11° N 75.65° W
Ski USA - Pennsylvania

Jack Frost Ski Resort Guide

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Jack Frost Resort Guide

Jack Frost has 9 lifts within its 40 Hectares of terrain that is suitable for all levels, including terrain park enthusiasts. Find location, trail maps and piste maps covering the mountains 183m of vertical range and surrounding area. There are 30 trails at Jack Frost.

Jack Frost Resort Guide

Jack Frost has 9 lifts within its 40 Hectares of terrain that is suitable for all levels, including terrain park enthusiasts. Find location, trail maps and piste maps covering the mountains 183m of vertical range and surrounding area. There are 30 trails at Jack Frost.

Vertical:

Top: 610m
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183m
Bot: 427m

Best for:

Advanced level skier
Intermediates/
Advanced

Pistes:

30
20%
40%
40%

Hectares of Ski:

40
Snowmaking: 100%

Jack Frost Lifts:

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  • ski lift icon9
  • cablecar icon9
Total lifts = 9
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Visiting Jack Frost

Helpful resort information to assist planning your trip.

  • Opens
  • Closes
  • Accommodation
  • Restaurants | Bars
    — | —
  • Nearest Airport
    New York
  • Nearest Train Station
  • Tourist Office Website
  • Tourist Office Phone
    +5704438425

Jack Frost Features

The terrain at Jack Frost includes:

  • Halfpipes
  • Terrain Parks
    1
  • X-Country
    15.0 km
  • Ski Hire

What's it like at Jack Frost resort?

Jack Frost, in the United States (Pennsylvania State), is connected to Big Boulder ski area.

This is the larger of the two resorts with 9 lifts, but it only has 183 metres (600 feet) of vertical descent. Jack Frost has 100 acres of terrain over 30 trails. Jack Frost is evenly suited for both advanced and intermediate skiers and snowboarders but with some terrain for beginners. There are 15 kilometers (9 miles) of cross country ski trails at Jack Frost. For snowboarders, there is a terrain park. All of the trails at Jack Frost are covered by snowmaking. The nearest airport is at New York.


Explore Jack Frost Location Map

Interactive Jack Frost trail map and piste map. View the piste and trails as well as the surrounding terrain and mountain contours for backcountry action. Find and compare nearby resorts by clicking on the resort markers.

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When's the snowiest month to visit Jack Frost?

FebruaryAverage: 2.7 snow days per week
The snowiest week in Jack Frost is week 2 of February. There are typically 2.7 snowy days during this week with 12cm of snowfall. Check out the Jack Frost Snow History graphs below.



Visitor Reviews of Jack Frost

Jim from United Kingdom writes:

Had a spare day in PA and thought I'd make the most of it. Stayed at the Best Western at Blakeslee (ate at Murphys Loft just down the road) and drove across on the Sunday morning to get there a little after 8am. For info, it costs you $4 for the I-476 toll from Philly to the I-80 turning.
Ample car parking and a good, efficient way of picking up a hire board. Lid, board+boots and lift pass for $85. Slopes were very well groomed, with a good amount of packed (mostly manmade snow).
Ample lift capacity (short queues) which is just as well, with a short vertical drop you spend a lot of time on the lift. Seemed fairly quiet. Maybe it was superbowl Sunday, maybe that's just how it is ? Pizza at lunch for $5 was ok in the onsite lodge, also a place to get coffee/beer etc. Burgers/fries/sandwiches were all sensibly priced.
Overall, enjoyed it. Truthfully you can ski all the blues/greens in a morning and I should've gone across to Big Boulder but couldn't be bothered to go through the whole rental thing again....instead, just chilled out and had fun. Would be a great place to go with beginners...if you were an advanced skier, I think you'd be very quickly bored....there's just not enough slope.
One thing to note, the runs face North, and there's not a lot to protect you from the North Westerly wind that was blowing....Man, it was *cold*....

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