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Camden Snow Bowl, Sugarloaf, Sunday River, Black Mountain, Saddleback, Lost Valley and Mt Abram!

Plan your winter skiing schedule. There are many skiing, snowboarding, x-c, telemark options in Maine. Maine ski season is long, so you’ll have time to take the ultimate ski tour of the state. Whats that? You do not have time during the day…. check out night skiing! Each location is unique, below is some basic information to help you discover what the State of Maine offers, (brought to you by SkiMaine) Make it a point t picture-7 o visit them all!

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Ski Maine Association is a non-profit association representing the Maine ski industry. Its mission is to increase the availability and enjoyment of Maine skiing and snowboarding for children, families and individuals. The season begins in November and extends to May 1st! Maine skiing offers a full range of experiences from the community-based areas to the full-service resorts. Why not try a new area at least one day this season? Enjoy a brand-new view, meet other Maine skiers and riders, and maybe discover a favorite new trail for skiing or riding. You are never far from a ski area in Maine and it has never been a better time to get out and enjoy a crisp winter day in Maine and the mountains.

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Maine Ski Areas

Big Rock Mars Hill
Black Mountain Rumford
Camden Snow Bowl Camden
Eaton Mountain Skowhegan
Lonesome Pine Fort Kent
Lost Valley Auburn
Mt. Abram Greenwood
Mt. Jefferson Lee
Powderhouse Hill South Berwick
Quoggy Jo Presque Isle
Saddleback Rangeley
Shawnee Peak Bridgton
Spruce Mountain Jay
Sugarloaf Carrabassett Valley
Sunday River Bethel
Titcomb Mountain West Farmington