Resorts Mt-Abram-Ski-Resort

Area Profile

Mt. Abram has undergone renovations and improvements over the past few years that virtually guarantee skiers and boarders an unforgettable experience. You also can experience breathtaking sunsets and panoramic views from its slopes.

Lodging Profile

Mt. Abram does not own or operate any lodging facilities, although the resort enjoys relationships with local lodging affiliates. Many lodges, with 200 beds, are located within five miles. There is no transportation from lodges. Condominiums within three-minute walk from the slopes.

Services Profile

Two base lodges with a shuttle running between them, restaurant, and bar with live entertainment. Ski shop with sales and rentals, day care center for ages 6 months to 6 years, and ski instruction in alpine, telemarking and snowboarding. Eighty-five percent snowmaking.

Area Recreation Profile

Free access to snowshoe and cross-country trails. Ice fishing and snowmobiling nearby. Glade runs. Race courses. Two runs in Maine's longest tubing park. Four terrain parks with numerous rails and boxes. Introducing the SoBe Carve Park in 2005/06--the first "carve park" in New England, similar to a self-timed racecourse.

Snowboarding Profile

Snowboarding allowed. Four terrain parks with elements and rails, including the SoBe Carve Park.

Cross Country Profile

Cross-country trails in nearby area.

Summer Profile

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