Poconos Area Guides
Every corner of the Pocono Mountains has its own character. Find the area that fits your trip.
Lake Harmony
Lake Harmony sits high on the Pocono Plateau between Big Boulder and Jack Frost ski areas, with a quiet glacial lake at its center. It's a four-season favorite: skiing and snow tubing in winter, kayaking, golf and water parks the rest of the year.
Explore Lake Harmony →Towamensing Trails
Towamensing Trails is a wooded lake community in Albrightsville, Carbon County, with private lakes, a beach, pools and miles of quiet tree-lined roads. It's a relaxing base close to Lake Harmony, Jim Thorpe and the Pocono ski resorts.
Explore Towamensing Trails →Brier Crest Woods
Brier Crest Woods is a peaceful, forested Pocono community surrounded by state game lands and close to Lake Harmony, Jim Thorpe and the region's ski areas. It's perfect for guests who want privacy in the pines with easy access to Pocono adventures.
Explore Brier Crest Woods →Lake Wallenpaupack & Hawley
Lake Wallenpaupack is the largest lake in the Poconos, with 52 miles of shoreline for boating, fishing and waterskiing. Historic Hawley nearby offers restaurants, antique shops and the Hawley Silk Mill.
Explore Lake Wallenpaupack & Hawley →Blakeslee & Pocono Lake
Blakeslee and Pocono Lake sit at the heart of the Poconos, close to Pocono Raceway, Kalahari water park and the region's ski resorts. Wooded lake communities make this area a peaceful home base.
Explore Blakeslee & Pocono Lake →Jim Thorpe
Jim Thorpe, the "Switzerland of America," is a Victorian mountain town on the Lehigh River. It's known for whitewater rafting, scenic train rides, mountain biking and charming downtown shops.
Explore Jim Thorpe →