What is skijoring? It’s a creative combination between cross-country skiing and dog sledding. Skiiers gear up, then attach a harness to their torso which is connected to a line attached to a dog or two, and off you go! It’s a much faster way to view Maine’s beautiful back country, and provides
Here is a list of all Maine parks and public reserved lands where you can x-c ski this winter! Enjoy pristine natural beauty, and possibly have a chance encounter with some of Maine’s larger wildlife. Moose and deer are
Explore Maine’s backcountry this winter on foot Maine has 42 parks and preserved lands that offer snowshoeing opportunities. Snowshoeing is a great way to explore the Maine outdoors in the winter, making it possible to reach remote areas that are closed to motorized vehicles this time of year. MAINE PARKS & PUBLIC RESERVED LANDS WITH …
Maine has 10 different multi-use rail trails available for four seasons of outdoor recreation. Multi-use rail trails are build on old railroad beds, making them ideal for recreation trails. Maine’s 10 multi-use converted rail trails offer a combined 310 miles of get-up-and-go outdoor adventure!
In the winter months, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy
Skiing in Maine offers challenge, adventure, family fun and lively entertainment throughout the colder months. Maine is home to 19 ski areas, from world class resorts to big mountain areas to family recreation slopes, Maine has mountains for every level of adventure.
Here is a list of Maine ski resorts for the 2016-2017 season, including lift and trail information:
Sugarloaf/USA
5092 Access Road
Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947
(207) 237-2000
Website Snow Report Trail Map Events
Lifts: 2 High Speed Quads, 3 Quads, 1 Triple, 6 Doubles, 1 T-Bar, 2 Surface Lifts
Terrain Park: 3
Glades: Yes
Night Skiing: No
Snow Making: 95%
Snow Tubing: Yes
Vertical Drop: 2820′