Information on Maine ski resorts, Maine skiing and ski vacations.
Big Rock Ski Area is located in Mars Hill, Maine, with 28 ski trails, served by 4 lifts.
Big Squaw Mountain Resort is located in Greenville, Maine, with 30 ski trails, served by 3 lifts.
Black Mountain of Maine is located in Rumford, Maine, with 14 ski trails, served by 3 lifts.
Camden Snow Bowl is located in Camden, Maine, with 11 ski trails, served by 4 lifts.
Eaton Mountain Ski Area is located in Skowhegan, Maine, with 14 ski trails, served by 2 lifts.
Lost Valley Ski Area, in Auburn, Maine, with 19 ski trails, 3 lifts, and 100% snowmaking is a classic family ski area offering programs and facilities to make spending time with family or friends safe, easy and Fun! “Teen Night” offers affordable skiing at a mere $11 for the evening and "Flexible Ticketing" has been an innovative trend at this local Ski area.
Mt Abram Ski Area, known for legendary grooming, is located in Maine. With 44 trails and 5 lifts, Mt Abram offers both alpine skiing and cross country skiing. With daily lessons, ski programs, and ski racing events, Mt Abram offers prime skiing for all.
Mt. Jefferson Ski Area is located in Lee, Maine, with 11 ski trails, served by 3 lifts.
Saddleback Ski Area is located in Rangeley, Maine, with 60 ski trails, served by 5 lifts.
Located in Bridgton, Maine, Shawnee Peak offers 44 trails, four gladed areas, five lifts, 98% snowmaking and big-mountain experience combined with small-mountain value. Shawnee Peak offers the most night skiing in New England - top-to-bottom night skiing on 19 trails, Monday through Saturday, and nightly during vacation weeks.
Spruce Mountain Ski Slope is located in the Town of Jay, Maine and is jointly owned by the towns of Jay, Livermore Falls, and Livermore. There are 11 trails and 3 rope tows.
Sugarloaf Ski Area, located in Carrabassett Valley, Maine, with 133 ski trails, served by 15 lifts on Maine's second highest peak. With the only lift-serviced above-treeline skiing in the East and the East's most continous vertical, Sugarloaf is a unique place to ski.
Sugarloaf, Maine's second highest peak at 4,237' has the only lift-serviced above-treeline skiing in the East. With a vertical of 2,820 ft. it is the most continuous in New England and boundary to boundary, has 1,400 skiable acres.
Sunday River Ski Area, known for snowmaking and grooming, is always one of the first areas to open in the east. Located in the Town of Bethel, Maine, Sunday River has 131 trails spread across eight interconnected mountain peaks served by 18 lifts. Stretching 3 miles wide even weekends don't feel crowded and 48 miles of trails offers skiing for everyone in the family.
I had the opportunity to make an early December excursion to the mountains of Maine and the first area on my ski tour was Sunday River.
Titcomb Ski Area is located in West Farmington, Maine, with 15 ski trails, served by 2 lifts.
