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Where to go Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding in Maine 2017 – 2018
Read more: Where to go Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding in Maine 2017 – 2018↟↟↟ December 18th Update ↟↟↟ Sugarloaf, Sunday River & Lost Valley are open! Hit the Slopes! Visiting Maine’s slopes in the winter offers a challenge, adventure, family fun and lively entertainment throughout the colder months. Maine is home to 19 ski areas including world-class resorts with 2,000+ verticals, big mountain areas with 1,000+ verticals, and family recreation…
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Discover Maine’s Multi-Use Rail Trails
Read more: Discover Maine’s Multi-Use Rail TrailsFour Seasons of Fun! Multi-use rail trails are built on old railroad beds, making them solid and incredibly scenic. Maine offers ten different multi-use rail trails for a combined 310 miles of outdoor adventure. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy ATV riding, cross-country skiing, dog sledding, hiking, horseback riding, off-road biking, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, walking and wildlife watching…
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Cross-Country Ski in Maine’s Parks and Preserves
Read more: Cross-Country Ski in Maine’s Parks and PreservesExplore the beauty of Maine’s backcountry on skis 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
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Discover Maine’s Multi-Use Trails for Winter Recreation!
Read more: Discover Maine’s Multi-Use Trails for Winter Recreation!Re-purposed railroad beds for recreation 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…