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| From Golfing at Wisp Resort |
Deep Creek Highlands, located atop Marsh Mountain and surrounding Wisp Ski & Golf Resort, is a private gated community of Wisp Resort. Breathtaking lake views and lake access, extraordinary natural rock and boulder formations, hiking trails and wooded parks are just a part of the experience of living in the Highlands. Deep Creek Highlands homeowners and their guests enjoy two recreational parks-Mountaintop and Lakefront-featuring a playground, an outdoor swimming pool, a children's pool and two pavilions.
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Of the 92 home sites, 24 have optional dedicated boat slips and 58 have lake access without boat slips.
Three classes of property ownership - some have water access privileges on Deep Creek Lake, others offer boat slips, while some lots do not share in these amenities.
Pavilion with fireplace.
Playground.
Outdoor swimming pool and children's pool.
Restrooms.
Hiking trails to lakefront common area.
Enclosed trash dumpsters with regular dumpster pick up.
Snow removal.
Gated entrance to community.
Lakeside pavilion on the shores of Deep Creek Lake.
Play area.
Close proximity to Wisp Ski & Golf Resort & Adventure Sports Center.
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Deep Creek Highlands Community at Deep Creek Lake & Wisp Resort - Community Plat
Deep Creek Highlands Community at Deep Creek Lake & Wisp Resort - Declaration, Bylaws
Deep Creek Highlands at Deep Creek Lake & Wisp Resort - Master Association Wisp Resort Documents
Deep Creek Highlands at Wisp Resort & Deep Creek Lake - Wisp Resort Master Plan
Deep Creek Highlands at Wisp Resort & Deep Creek Lake - Comunity Photo Gallery Flickr
Deep Creek Highlands at Wisp Resort & Deep Creek Lake - Comunity Photo Gallery Picasa
Deep Creek Highlands at Wisp Resort & Deep Creek Lake - Community Profile Page DCLinfo.com
Deep Creek Highlands at Wisp Resort & Deep Creek Lake - I Love Deep Creek Blog
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Aug. 25, 2011
If Mother Nature cooperates, snowmaking at the Wisp Resort in McHenry will commence in less than 90 days, and skiers and snowboarders will be back on the slopes beginning the day after Thanksgiving, Nov. 25.
That is according to Karen Myers, president of Recreational Industries Inc., who met with reporters this week after it was learned that Branch Banking & Trust (BB&T) Corporation has entered judgments against the Wisp's land development company, called Wisp Resort Development Inc., and various loan guarantors because of lagging payments on loans of over $28 million to fund the new Lodestone Golf Course and home sites atop Marsh Mountain.
The guarantors of the loan, all of which are named in the judgment, are Recreational Industries Inc., DC Development Inc., and Clubs at Wisp Corporation, as well as Myers, Gary Daum, and Steven Richards, owners.
Since the filing in Garrett County Circuit Court last month, rumors have abounded that the Wisp Resort either has been or will be sold because of the current financial situation.
"This is probably the same story that is being told by a lot of other developers around the country," Myers said, noting the continuing lag in the housing market, adding, "The 'illness' [in our operation] is just related to the land development segment of the business."
Meanwhile, Myers described the Wisp Resort as "a vibrant and profitable business" that will begin its 56th season of skiing this fall.
It was in February 2007 that BB&T provided a loan of $23.5 million as a revolving line of credit to fund the construction of the golf course and the Lodestone home sites. Because this type of loan is predicated on sales of home sites to pay down the loan balance and because the lot sales were sluggish, as construction on the golf course neared its end in 2008, an additional $5 million was borrowed "because we believed it was better to have a finished golf course than a partially finished golf course," Myers explained.
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I got an email from friends at GLAF (Garrett Lakes Arts Festival), asking to help get the word out regarding Saturday's concert at Wisp Resort. Friday night is sold out but tickets are still available for Saturday's performance. Call GLAF at 301-387-3082 or visit their website.

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Each year, students from the Maryland School for the Blind (MSB) in Baltimore work hard to earn the right to come to Garrett County. The adventure on the ski slopes is a reward for good behavior and excellent grades at the school, where about 124 students live full-time. If they perform well, they know they have the chance to travel to Garrett County and Wisp Resort for three days of fun.
While they are working toward that goal, members of the Deep Creek Lions Club and extended volunteers are also hard at it, too, planning for the year's excursions. Each winter, the Lions bring three groups of students to Wisp for two full days of skiing. Many area people get involved in the process, including high school students who are good skiers and who like to pitch in as guides.
Barbara Law, a teacher at both Northern and Southern high schools, coordinates the students each year. She taught chiefly at Northern for more than 20 years before moving to Southern, so the student "bold guides" have chiefly come from NHS in the past. She has worked hard to involve more students from Southern, and did get a few more this year. She hopes to continue that trend and have groups of volunteers from both county high schools.
Linda Buchanon, another local resident, has volunteered her time for 16 years to organize the adults who take part in the program.
Tom Wenzel, a Lion and a volunteer with the program since 1991, said Wisp Resort has always provided free lift tickets to the students as well as the volunteers who may not have their own passes.
"A lot of people don't know that Wisp does that each year," said Wenzel. "It's a huge help to the Lions to have that covered."
Buchanon added that Wisp also provides all the rental ski equipment free of charge.
"And the lift operators go out of their way to assist our children," Buchanon said. "Their cooperation is greatly appreciated."
While the folks in Garrett County are organizing and planning, the same is going on at the school. Scheduling begins in September, when the MSB staff sets the dates for the three excursions.
"The kids will come to me at the beginning of the school year, already asking about the trips," said Pam Schirmer, a recreation specialist at MSB. She has been with the program nearly from its inception. "The kids want this trip. They look forward to it all year, and work hard to be selected for it."
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