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Greater Maker Contest
What makes your life greater?
Create your own Life’s Greater equation on our Facebook and you could be famous!
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NASCAR
2012
Don’t miss the Pocono Raceway Festival 6/9, the Pocono 400 6/10, and the Pennsylvania 400 in 8/5!
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Live Camera Shots
in real time
Check out our live cameras at area attractions and places to stay in the Pocono Mountains!
- Coupon Booklet Check out these businesses in the Pocono Mountains. Print, redeem and save.
- Golf-A-Round Card Purchase card for only $40. Then play twice at each of the 8 participating golf courses for just $25
- FREE Transit in the Park 2012 The Pocono Pony is gearing up for a new season of Transit in the Park. Get ready to ride, bike, hike and splash your way down the Delaware River!
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The Pocono Mountains experiences four distinct seasons - white winters, crisp springs, balmy summers and colorful autumns - with a unique climate and corresponding outdoor activities for each.
The average annual snowfall is about 50" and the hottest day rarely exceeds 90 degrees Fahrenheit. The warmest month of the year is July, while winter hits its peak in January.
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5/25/2012The Sculpted Ice Works Factory Tour and Natural Ice Harvesting Museum will be opening this Memorial Day weekend. Each year Sculpted Ice Works manufactures over 12,000 crystal clear ice carving blocks in their plant, and transforms them into brilliant ice sculptures of all sizes. The museum will showcase methods of ice harvesting, ice harvesting tools, uses of ice before refrigeration, and how ice was delivered. The tour of modern ice manufacturing will demonstrate how ice sculptures are made from start to finish. Summer hours will be Monday through Saturday from 10am-5pm, Sundays from 11am-4pm. More
Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm's "Farm Animal Frolic" is family fun at its best. Come to Quiet Valley and enjoy baby farm animals, wagon rides, games, children shows, sheep shearing (May 26), wildlife program (May 19), outdoor bake oven, and more. Admission for the event is $8/adults, $5/children (ages 3-12). The event will be held from 10am-4pm on Saturday and noon-4pm on Sunday, rain or shine. No smoking or pets. More
