Reserve a Place to Stay in Shawnee Mountain
Step1
Book your accommodations for your ski trip to Shawnee Mountain through the Pocono Mountains Vacation Bureau Web site (see Resources below). You can also call them at 1-800-POCONOS.
Step2
Reserve a room at an upscale hotel in Shawnee on Delaware. Many of these accommodations offer ski packages and breathtaking views of the surrounding scenery, though they come with pretty price tag to match.
Step3
Book yourself into a Shawnee bed and breakfast for a free, hearty breakfast and après ski delights served each evening on the house. Many of these reasonably-priced accommodations are housed in charming, mountain-style structures.
Step4
Select from a wide array of hotels and inns in the Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania area to stay within close proximity of Shawnee Mountain. These accommodations range from budget to rustic to moderately priced.
Step5
Opt for a cabin or home if you plan to stay for a while with a large group, as this tends to be more economical. You'll find vacation rentals in Shawnee on Delaware as well as nearby Marshalls Creek, Bushkill and Stroudsburg.
Travel to Shawnee Mountain
Step1
Book a flight to the nearest airport, the Lehigh Valley International airport in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Step2
Use the I-80 to reach Shawnee Mountain by car. Take exit 309, which used to be exit 52.
Step3
Check the snow report for chain requirements before heading into the Shawnee Mountain area (see Resources below).
Hit the Slopes at Shawnee Mountain
Step1
Check with your hotel for discounted single and multi-day passes to Shawnee when you book.
Step2
Align your lift ticket purchase with your skill level to save on slopes you will not use.
Step3
Buy midweek passes for the best deal on lift tickets, regardless of your age.
Step4
Save a bundle on a night ski (after 4 p.m.) season pass if you plan to return several times during the season.
Step5
Enjoy kid-free skiing with the first-rate babysitting program for children too young to ski.
Step6
Try the new on-site prepaid debit card system for everything from food to lift tickets to on-mountain stores--it's ideal for families with children and couples tapping the same financial resources.