Blue Knob Ski Resort
Blue knob Ski was developed in the early 1960’s and at one time it was the location of the Claysburg Air force station. One of the buildings, of the former station still remains today as a Ski Lodge. Blue Knob gets its name from its blue green rock formation. A part of the Allegheny Mountains, Blue Knob Ski is the largest skiable mountain in Pennsylvania; with peaks over three thousand feet. In June of 1964 a syndicate group purchased Blue Knob Ski Resort with plans to turn it into a year around Recreation Area; for that coming winter season. In July the following year Blue Knob Ski gets a new General Manager. Over the years plans to increase the size of the resort have followed through.
Many times the weather has had a part in changes over the ski area. Many large trees down from bad winter storms have caused extra work to be done to clear up the destruction. Snow fall in the area usually averages about twelve feet and tempatures can drop very low causing plenty ice and therefore destruction. The Government has also came in and done some destruction and cleanup of their own.
Blue Knob Ski Resort has survived a lot of hand changing and some destruction over the years , Yet it has thrived into a busy resort today with many different types of activities. People come from all around to join in the fun This Resort brings. From the first time Skier to the pro a person can find it all right here.






