Maine
Winter Vacations & Unique Travel Spots
Saddleback Mountain
Saddleback Mountain has more than 8000 acres of high alpine peaks and forest. Top lift elevation of over 4000 ft. And 2000
vertical feet of skiing. Majestic snow-frosted evergreens. Pristine lakes and streams. This is the wild, unspoiled Maine.
Saddleback Mountain is Maine's destination resort. A sleeping giant that's growing under the nurturing care of new
ownership - an environmentally-focused family vigilant about preserving the area's unique rustic natural beauty while
carefully crafting a 4-season resort and a first class ski mountain.
Location: Located in the Western Mountains of Maine and just outside the beautiful town of Rangeley, ME
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Lost Valley
Lost Valley's variety of 15 great trails and new snow board terrain park, offers a full and interesting ski day for skiers
of all abilities. Most of Lost Valley's trails are rated easiest and intermediate, while also offering considerable
challenge to expert skiers on more difficult trails. Family regrouping is simple as all trails come together a short
distance from each other. During the ski season, the lodge at lost valley is a family oriented environment that provides
warmth from those outside temperatures that slow down even the most dedicated snow surfers.
Location: Auburn, ME
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Shawnee Peak
The longest running ski area in Maine, Shawnee Peak is truly "Your Maine Mountain!" Fun for all members of the family,
Shawnee Peak is home to the most night skiing in New England and the best values in Maine. Shawnee Peak offers more than
40 trails 19 lit for night skiing, four gladed areas of all ability levels, two terrain parks, a 400' halfpipe, five
lifts, 98 percent snowmaking and an unprecedented big-mountain experience combined with small-town friendliness and value.
Location: Located just one hour from Portland, 20 minutes east of North Conway and 2 1/2 hours from Boston, Bridgton, ME
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Mt. Abram
Mt. Abram offers a wide variety of terrain from the beginner's Westside area to ungroomed expert glade runs and race
courses, with skiing and snowboarding for all abilities at very affordable prices. Five lifts will speed you to the top to
choose from 44 trails while you take in the views of Mt. Washington and the Lakes Region. Don't want to ski? Try the 1325'
Tubing Park(the longest in Maine!), or the cross-country loop through the woods. Mt. Abram has all the amenities,
including full ski rentals, snowboard rentals, and expert instruction in the latest techniques for alpine skiing and
telemark skiing and snowboarding, a daycare center, two base lodges (with shuttle service in between), restaurant and bar
with live entertainment.
Location: Greenwood, ME
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Titcomb Mountain
Our 750-foot slope features 15 alpine trails for all skill levels, from beginner to expert, a terrain trail for
snowboarders, and beautiful newly renovated Nordic trails, totalling 15.4 kilometers. We also supplement the gifts of
Mother Nature with snow making. Private ski lessons at $15 an hour can usually be arranged without 24-hour notice and
occasionally on very short notice. Please inquire if you are interested. Best of all, Titcomb Mountain is affordable and
family-oriented. We offer a number of free and low cost programs for children and adult members. Visitors may still enjoy
low prices. Whether you are interested in Learn-To-Ski classes or trying your hand at race programs, Titcomb Mountain has
something for everyone.
Location: Only 25 minutes from Skowhegan and 45 minutes from Waterville, Augusta or Auburn. West Farmington, ME
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