Once wasn’t enough.<\/p>\n
In a unique move mirrored by few other ski resorts, Camelback Resort, Pennsylvania, is planning to host a late-night party on its slopes that lasts until 1 a.m. on March<\/a> 28.<\/p>\n The Club Camelback event first went off on February<\/a> 28. That night, the resort spun the Black Bear 6 lift and hosted a 21-and-over party in the Pennsylvania Room. It marked the latest Camelback Resort had been since the 1980s.<\/p>\n Later this month, the ski resort is doing it all again.<\/p>\n \u201cYou showed up. You showed out. Now mark your calendars, we’ll see you back under the lights for round two,\u201d Camelback Resort wrote in a social media post.<\/p>\n The 2026 POWDER Photo Annual is here! Look for a print copy on a newsstand near you, or click here<\/a> to have a copy shipped directly to your front door.<\/p>\n Night skiing operations at ski resorts throughout North America tend to wind down around 10 p.m. There are other mountains like Camelback, though, that stay open later for special events.<\/p>\n In Wisconsin, Trollhaugen pushes the envelope even further, staying open until 3 a.m. for its Late Night Fridays series<\/a>. Paoli Peaks, Indiana, is now closed for the season, but it did have Midnight Madness<\/a> on its schedule. North Carolina\u2019s Appalachian Ski Mountain hosts the aptly named Midnight Blast Weekends<\/a>.<\/p>\n Beyond that, if you\u2019re itching for some moonlit skiing into the wee hours of the morning, ski touring<\/a> is your best bet. Pack some warm layers<\/a> and a head lamp, you\u2019ll need it (plus all the necessary backcountry gear, of course).<\/p>\n Either way, night skiing<\/a> is something that every skier should try at least once. The slopes are often (but not always!) quieter, and there\u2019s something special about seeing your mountain in a different light.<\/p>\n The return of Club Camelback follows the news that Camelback Resort is, for the first time ever, planning to stay open into May<\/a>. The decision, the resort said, was prompted by snowmaking improvements. The fact that the East has had a memorably cold and snowy season surely helped, too.<\/p>\n This month, Camelback Resort\u2019s commitment to the cause has been evident. It may be March, but the snow<\/a> guns are still firing<\/a>.<\/p>\n Related: The Best Ski Photos of the Year, Part 1<\/a><\/p>\n This story was originally published by Powder<\/a> on Mar 3, 2026, where it first appeared in the News<\/a> section. Add Powder as a Preferred Source by clicking here.<\/a><\/p>\n