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I feel myself asking, "that was it?" "That was the Vermont in PA?" Blue is def better and I'd rank camelback ahead as well. Although elk is a solid 3rd in PA

I'm at Camelback right now and there's no way this place is better than elk. Just my opinion
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When I skied Elk in high school I got 930 vert on my avocet watch that's on the right side looking up. That watch was very accurate and I always got just shy of 1100 for blue mountain. The mountain that lied the most about vert was windham. They claimed the center high speed quad was 1550 vert and was really 1280. I just looked up elks vert and here is what I got.post-512-0-46612900-1490887808_thumb.png

 

From Wikipedia. post-512-0-65365600-1490888013_thumb.png

 

No way elk is 1,000 vert...900 yes.

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Mountainvertical.com does their own assessments of "true up vertical" that can be skied on commonly skied lift served continuous fall line runs and puts Elk at 1000.

 

That does not mean you get that off a single lift ride.

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