Blue Mountain

628 Blue Mountain Rd, Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania, 17026

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$20
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$25
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$29/pp
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$39/pp
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Golf Pass Region

Blue Mountain is available in the Mid-Atlantic Golf Pass and Super Pass

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Blue Mountain details

The Blue Mountain Golf Course is a beautifully laid out design, located in the heart of Scenic Lebanon Valley. Ideally located within minutes of Interstate 78 & Route 22, this rolling track has been a favorite of locals for years as its picturesque views will embrace you as you play. It is enhanced by championship quality greens. Sporting four sets of tees, this challenging course offers players of every skill level to enjoy the game. Our new pavilion is ready to accommodate your outings, events and leagues of all sizes throughout the season. A meeting room is also available. Blue Mountain plays to a par of 71, with a slope rating of 110. Designed by Marlin Gibble, Blue Mountain Golf Course opened in 1963 and has a reputation as a true players course. Our amenities include a driving range and a chipping and putting green to loosen you up before you hit the tees. We also feature a spacious Pro Shop with a variety of golf items and a newly renovated snack bar to unwind after your round, adding to the establishments charm and hospitality.

Mid-Atlantic Golf Pass

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