If two families were looking to stay there together, this is something they could certainly take advantage of. The shared living space in between complete with a couch, TV, mini kitchen and refrigerator was a nice touch. With my room, right next to Brian's (co-host of The Ski Bum Podcast) the lockout opened up to create quite a sizable double room. The Peek n Peak Resort Rooms were also quite nice. Housing an indoor pool, spa, breakfast café and Bistro 210, one of their primary après ski bars, it served as a more than accommodating home base for our time there. To say the place is Medieval is not to say the resort looks dated. Apparently the Medieval theme is what the founders wanted back when Peek n Peak Resort opened and they have been all in ever since. Turns out I was spot on (I guess that history teacher degree is worth something after all).
"Looks Medieval" I instantly commented as I got my first glimpse of the Inn at the Peak where we were staying that evening. Although small, we knew Peek n Peak Resort was going to deliver the ultimate send off to a fun-filled weekend. Rolling up to the glare of the slope lights that illuminated the entire mountain area we could feel the excitement for the next day building inside. Only about five miles away, we got there quickly. The ride from Pine Junction Tavern to Peek 'n Peak Resort was short. Talk about a stroke of luck and one that made our trip to Peek n Peak Resort Clymer, NY even more memorable. Heading back on the road, the wintry weather had turned over to snow by this point in the evening and this is how it remained for the weekend. Continuation of The Chautauqua Chronicles Part 1: Origins
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