The Maine Ski Resorts can be big or small, but they are all first rate and whatever you are looking for, you will find it at one of these. These Maine Ski Resorts all have lessons available, and the smaller Ski Resorts are a great place for new skiers to learn in an uncrowded environment. The Maine Ski Resorts are easily accessible from the Maritime Provinces of Canada and of course from all of New England and Up State New York, but if you are coming from further away, you have the options of Amtrak or driving the interstate system If you have never been to a Maine Ski resort , you should try one of these just once and if you do, you will want to come back again, if not for skiing in the winter, for some of the great events that go on all year long.
Saddleback Maine Ski Resort
http://www.saddlebackmaine.com/
976 Saddleback Mountain Road
P.O. Box 490
Rangeley, Maine 04970
866.918.2225 TOLL FREE
207.864.5671 PHONE
207.864.5878 FAX
info@saddlebackmaine.com
Saddleback is a super Maine Ski Resort with just about anything you could want. It is not too big and not too small. There are 54 trails with 2 T-Bars, 2 Double Chairs, and1 Fixed Grip Quad. The trails are rated from beginner to expert only. Most smaller resorts do not have expert slopes. In addition to the Alpine skiing, you will enjoy Cross Country/Nordic skiing, Snowboarding is allowed on all the trails, Half Pipe and a Terrain Park. They have many ski and stay packages available and you should look into them. Take a look at these great places to stay. There are many more on the site.
COUNTRY CLUB INN
P.O. Box 680
Rangeley, ME 04970
TEL. 207-864-3831
E-mail: ccinn@rangeley.org
http://rangeleyme.com/ccinn/
Pleasant Street Inn
104 Pleasant Street
Rangeley, Maine 04970
Phone: (207) 864 – 5916
http://www.pleasantstreetinnbb.com/
Town and Lake Motel and Cottages
P.O. Box 47, 2668 Main Street, Rangeley, Maine 04970
Telephone: 207-864-3755
Email. info@rangeleytownandlake.com
When contacting any of them, be sure to ask about the ski and stay packages.
Big Squaw Maine Ski Resort
http://www.bigsquawmountain.com/
Open Friday, Saturday and Sundays
and Holiday Weekends.
Call for details: 207-695-1000
Big Squaw is one of the smaller resorts, great for families and beginners. It is nice to learn in an uncrowded environment. Big Squaw Maine Ski Resort has 33 trails with Alpine Skiing, Snowboarding and a Terrain Park. Big Squaw has their own on site lodging and you cannot beat the deals here. Room rates start as low as $49 a night. The Lower Mountain cafeteria is open 8:30 a.m. to 4: p.m. serving lunch It is in the motel, which is located right by the slopes, it is a ski in ski out motel, so you can ski in for a food break and rest from the slopes.
Lost Valley Maine Ski Resort
200 Lost Valley Road
Auburn, ME 04210
http://www.lostvalleyski.com
Telephone: 207-784-1561
Fax: 207-784-0735
Lost Valley is one of the smallest Maine Ski Resorts. It is family friendly and if you like an uncrowded environment, then you should give this one a shot. It has 15 trails with 3 lifts 1 Surface Lift and 2 Double Chairs. There is Alpine Skiing, day and night, Cross Country/Nordic Skiing, snowboarding and there is a Terrain Park. This is a great place for your next event or family reunion. They have banquet facilities available at their lodge for very reasonable prices. There is a large variety of lodging options in the area. Check them out on the site and don’t forget to ask if they have any special ski and stay deals going on.
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