FARMINGTON, Pa. (AP) – Nemacolin Woodlands Resort has reopened its ski slopes five days after a massive fire destroyed its ski lodge.

The resort has cleared the ruins of its Sundial Ski Lodge at Mystic Mountain and heated tents have been erected to serve skiers who can use their own equipment or rent some on loan to Nemacolin from Seven Springs Mountain Resort in nearby Somerset County.

Resort spokesman Jeff Nobers said Nemacolin's snow-making and grooming equipment weren't damaged in Sunday night's fire, so the resort has been making snow since then.

The ski lodge was but a small part of the sprawling 2,000-acre resort in Fayette County. The resort includes two golf courses, two five-star hotels, condos, townhouses, dining and a private airstrip.

The resort plans to rebuild the ski lodge.

Previous Story: Cause of Nemacolin Woodlands fire unknown