Camelback Mountain Adventures, Tannersville

We had such a great time! A friend went with his family last week. I'm so glad we did it too! It was my 14yr old son and I (then combined in a bigger group) we started at 1030am (booked & paid online the night before) and finished around 3pm. $50 pp got you 5 courses to try to conquer. They provide you with very good instructions and a small sample course prior to beginning. Courses included many various obstacles and zip lines. Most obstacles were easy-medium in difficulty but by the time you get to the 4th course, your body has caught up to your brain. But KEEP GOING! The last zip line makes it all worth it!! **One very important recommendation - ladies...grab gloves before going out on any courses!! ** Either buy some prior (with rubber grips) or rent them there. The lady who gave us our harnesses never asked us and my hands were killing me from the rope & cables!! The staff was very informative, friendly and helpful. You're in the shade but it's still hot so try to go on a day with a breeze ... And have FUN!! UPDATE 2017: Went for our 2nd time; we went on a beautiful summer day. This time I brought along a friend from work & her 2 kids. Bought the gloves this time...I don’t know how I did it last year without them. They ALL had a blast!! Her son was a bit younger, but he could stand on his toes to reach the cables. He started out a bit nervous but caught on quick. He ended up finishing before all of us!! Def planning on going again next year.

Very friendly and affordable.. good skiing.. best skiing in the Poconos next to elk, but much close to philly

Place is fun, trails are nice, friendly workers, good enviornment. Terrain park wasn't all the way open. Only reason I put 4, if it was open I'd put 5

Great ski resort with skiing and snowboarding rentals along with night lights and snowtubing areas for others in the family who don't want to go the slopes. Overall, Camelback is a wonderful place to go for any trip to have some winter fun!!

I can only post this review for the activities that i participated in. My wife and I went for zip-lining, and did the 4000' zip racer and the 1000' zip line. The 4000' zip racer was awesome. You are released from the summit of Camelback mountain and head downward for a total of 4000' in about 1 to 1.5 minutes. Scary as heck, but once you are zipping it isn't too bad. Not like roller coaster where you feel that you are falling and a drop in your gut - this is rather relaxing after the initial take-off. It was windy and the line swayed a bit from side to side, but there are spectacular views and you actually do feel like you are flying through air. You don't have to do anything but sit there and relax. The whole process took 30-45 minutes to get suited up, shuttle up to the top of the summit, wait turn to go down in pairs, and walk back to the base to drop off harness. I wasn't thrilled with the 1000' zip line. In comparison it was a little easier to spin around and zip backward, but it was a 30 second zip through the trees, at a not-so-high altitude (you walk up to the launch point). For a $10 add-on to the 4000' zip it wasn't bad, but not nearly as worthwhile as the 4000' zip. I can't speak to other activities although they had a lot of other things you can do that looked interesting.