Sugarloaf Mountain – Skiing, Snowboarding, and Après Magic

Sugarloaf is one of the East Coast’s premier ski destinations. With 1,200+ skiable acres, a buzzing après-ski village, and terrain for all levels, it’s the crown jewel of Maine winter. Stay slope-side and enjoy snowshoeing, Nordic trails, and even cat skiing for the adventurous. Explore Sugarloaf Mountain

Camden Snow Bowl – Ski with Ocean Views

Skiing with views of the Atlantic? Yes, please. The Camden Snow Bowl is a community ski area with downhill runs, tubing, and cross-country trails with incredible ocean vistas. Perfect for families or half-day outings before heading into downtown Camden for food and shopping. Explore Camden Snow Bowl

Bethel & Carter’s XC – Cross-Country Heaven

Bethel is home to some of Maine’s best Nordic skiing, thanks to Carter’s XC Center and miles of perfectly groomed trails. With mountain views and cozy lodging, it’s a serene and sporty winter getaway. Stop into town for après treats and local craft beer. Explore Bethel & Carter’s XC

Aroostook State Park – Winter Camping and Northern Lights

For the bold and adventurous, Aroostook State Park offers winter camping, snowshoeing, and star-filled skies. Campfires under the northern lights? Totally possible. This is Maine’s winter wilderness at its most peaceful and raw. Explore Aroostook State Park

Saddleback Mountain – Fat Biking, Cross-Country and Downhill Skiing

Saddleback Mountain offers top-notch skiing, snowboarding, Nordic trails, snowshoeing, breathtaking alpine views, family activities, and cozy après-ski fun. Explore Saddleback Mountain

Rangeley – Snowmobiling Logging Roads