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Ski Maine Association, Farmington, Maine. 4,820 likes. Ski Maine Association is a non-profit association representing the Maine ski industry. Its mission is to increase the availability and enjoyment...
Ski Maine Association is the non-profit trade association representing the Maine Alpine and Nordic Ski Industry. The Association represents 16 Alpine Ski Areas and 21 Nordic Ski Centers from South Berwick to Fort Kent.
Ski Maine Mountain Passes for the 2024-25 season are sold out.
Ski Maine Association is the non-profit trade association representing the Maine Alpine and Nordic Ski Industry. The Association represents Alpine Ski Areas and Nordic Ski Centers from South Berwick to Fort Kent.
The 2024-25 Ski Maine Mountain Pass contains 28 individual pass vouchers for $619, plus $10 shipping. You will receive 2 vouchers to each of the following: Bigrock, Big Squaw, Black Mountain of Maine, Camden Snow Bowl, Hermon Mountain, Lost Valley, Mt. Abram, Saddleback, Pleasant Mountain, Sugarloaf, Sunday River, Titcomb
Ski Maine Association is a non-profit association representing the Maine ski industry. Its mission is to increase the availability and enjoyment of Maine skiing and snowboarding for children, families and individuals.
SAM Magazine—Farmington, Maine, June 9, 2023—Despite a late start to winter and fairly lean natural snowfall, Maine ski areas saw 1,372,128 skier visits during the 2022-23 winter season. It’s the second most total visits in the state’s history behind only 2007-08, which had 1,426,543 skier visits during an above-average snow year.
