Delilah

Thanks I ski, though terribly so, and I would love to learn to board sometime. It's just a tad difficult to get into it around my work and school schedule, and having a ton of friends who aren't too fond of cold weather. What about you? I can't think of any more clues at this time. I'll see if Camelback sounds familiar to her, and if not, I'll see if she remembers any other details about the place. Oh right! I didn't thank everyone for their help. I'm rude. Thank you, guys!

Hehehe, okay then, so Camelback it is, right? No other possibilities?

Excellent! I had narrowed the possibilities down to Camelback, Shawnee, and Denton, from looking at each ski lodge's description on pennsylvaniaskiresorts.com. They were the only ones that mentioned having their own on-site lodging. Does Blue have their own lodging?

Seems odd, doesn't it? That's why I thought it would be unique. But that's the description I was given, along with some very funny stories about people too drunk to put on their skis.

I knew this was a stretch before I posted. Having never gone to a ski lodge myself, I thought the detail of being able to ski right down from a bar to the lodge might have been unique. I take it that's not the case?

Hi! My friend went to a ski lodge for a few days and can't remember the name of it. I thought I'd post a few details about the lodge and see if anyone would recognize it. The lodge does have day and night skiing, it has snowboarding, and it has a bar and from there a little ways you can ski down and it takes you right to the door. Does that sound familiar to anyone? Thanks!