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1. Baker Mountain
Baker Mountain in Bingham, Maine is one of those ski areas that one would consider cozy. It's only a four-trail downhill ski affair, and it runs a very, very good ski school when regular schools are closed. Nevertheless, this ski area maintains a soft spot in the hearts of more sentimental leisure skiers who are in on the activity for the fun of it, and not for the adrenaline. It's one of the better rural ski places you can hope to find.
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2. Big Rock
The Big Rock skiing area advertises itself as a big mountain experience with a small town feel and no one can actually say that it isn't accurate. Most of its trails are geared towards the intermediate skier, but given that it has about 60 acres worth of skiable area (including areas for cross-country skiing), it's not going to be much of a problem. For all that, Big Rock strives to make itself accessible to all who wish to engage in winter sports. An advocate of winter sports promotions, Big Rock hosts annual winter sports races as well.
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3. Big Squaw Mountain
The Big Squaw Mountain Resort is known for its spectacular views and old-fashioned New England skiing, with 33 trails fairly divided among skill levels of skiers. Its manufactured snow boasts of quality that makes skiing ideal and convenient for both professional and novice skiers. This, coupled with the scenic trails offered naturally by the terrain, makes for an enjoyable experience for all visitors. It may not promise adrenaline-pumping experiences, but it does promise unforgettable moments.
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4. Black Mountain of Maine
Black Mountian of Maine is one of those family-friendly affairs that you just can't resist visiting. After all, it is known for having some of the best Nordic skiing facilities (and has in fact hosted many cross-country skiing championships), which would be cool not only for the kids, but also for the adrenaline junkie adults. But it also has the standard downhill skiing trails and terrain parks for the traditionalists and lessons for beginners. Black Mountain of Maine also offers night skiing for you guys who like excitement.
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5. Camden Snowbowl
Camden Snowbowl is a fairly popular community-owned ski area whose claim to fame is a spectacular view of the Atlantic Ocean. Apart from the view that you can leisurely enjoy as you ski down the mountain, the Camden Snowbowl has ten trails and a terrain park for both alpine and cross-country skiing. The Camden Snowbowl also offers quality skiing education, and runs a good youth racing program. Obviously, this isn't for the thrill-seekers.
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6. Eaton Mountain
Eaton Mountain is a year-round resort, but in our opinion it only truly shines in the winter when we get to ski there. It's a fairly modest family-run business, but with an area that is varied enough to accommodate the beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers, who can complain? Besides, it has 622 vertical feet worth of skiing area that you can take advantage of at night yes, they offer night skiing, too. The fact that they're also one of the earliest ski resorts to open its ski facilities in Maine is also a plus.
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7. Lonesome Pine Trails
Lonesome Pine Trails is one of the good reasons to visit Maine during ski season. While it is definitely not as big and as well-advertised as some of the other skiing areas in Maine, Lonesome Pine Trails nevertheless offers some really good skiing experiences such as the 400-foot vertical that you can ski at night, glade skiing and the terrain park. The area is ideal for Nordic skiing, and the natural snowfall makes the experience of skiing there even better.
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8. Lost Valley
The Lost Valley Ski Area may be just that a ski area but it doesn't mean that it couldn't put up a fight as a ski destination. It boasts of fifteen trails, after all, and has a really good terrain park that could be used for both skiing and snowboarding. While some argue that most of the ski trails at the Lost Valley Ski Area are disappointingly for beginners and intermediates only, it should be pointed out that the advanced and expert trails are actually pretty challenging for skiers of that level. The Lost Valley Ski Area also plays host to one of the largest ski schools in Maine.
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9. Mount Abram
If you're one of those skiers that likes to switch skill levels every once in a while, depending on your mood, then we suggest that you go and visit Mount Abram. It has 44 trails, and, because it's a family-friendly resorts, the trails are varied enough to make the beginner, intermediate, and expert skiers happy. As far as ski destinations go, Mount Abram might be seen as kind of traditional. Nevertheless, it is a good place to do some leisure skiing, and has created a reputation for having the best-groomed trails in the area.
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10. Mount Jefferson Ski Area
The Mount Jefferson Ski Area is a family-run ski area is a convenient and fun alpine ski area that offers twelve trails and night skiing. Much of the snow on which you ski on in this area is natural, so the provides quite an experience for those who either prefer it or those who are used to skiing on manufactured snow for those of you who have qualms, know that the trails are nevertheless excellently groomed. It's not a place for thrill-seekers, but it's definitely a good place to have some time to yourself.
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