Mid-Atlantic Camelback news

[Sibhusky]

Employee Run Over By New Snow Groomer at Camelback Resort

Camelback Resort received a new snow groomer on Thursday morning. In a surreal turn of events, while the delivery was occurring, one of the mountains employees was run over by the machine. According to WBRE, the forty-seven-year-old man suffered severe lower-body injuries and was helicoptered to...

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[LiquidFeet]

Whoah. Lots going on at Camelback. Quote from that article:
Camelback Resort has had a weird past couple of months. In March, a chair fell from the Sullivan lift, with three skiers on it, injuring all of them. In May, a girl was injured after falling thirty feet from a zipline ride. Hopefully, this will be the last injury in what has been a tragic past couple of months at the mountain.

 

[Ogg]

Whoah. Lots going on at Camelback. Quote from that article:
Camelback Resort has had a weird past couple of months. In March, a chair fell from the Sullivan lift, with three skiers on it, injuring all of them. In May, a girl was injured after falling thirty feet from a zipline ride. Hopefully, this will be the last injury in what has been a tragic past couple of months at the mountain.

It sounds like they need to step up their safety inspections and protocols.

 

[4aprice]

Rough time for the "Home Mountain" . I hadn't heard about the zip line accident but that just adds to it. But I'm still living in North Jersey, still own a pass and will be up there as soon as they open for skiing. Hopefully the covid effect will be much less and it can get back to being a fun place to be with après ski etc., coming back into play. A little something to remember the good times there (these are just from last year too)