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Fact Book / Doing Business in Maine
Q UA L I T Y O F L I F E
Maine's ski resorts
Ranked by vertical drop
aine's ski resorts make up a key portion of the
wintertime economy, and increasingly the sum-
mertime economy as well, as they add mountain bik-
ing and outdoor recreation with events, weddings and
overnight stays. Here is a thumbnail look at Maine's
largest ski areas. Maine also has another dozen rec-
reational ski areas.
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S O U R C E : VisitMaine.net
Sugarloaf
C A R R A B A S S E T T V A L L E Y
SIZE: 1,056 acres
TRAILS: 154
LIFTS: 14
Sunday River
Ski Resort
N E W R Y
SIZE: 887 acres
TRAILS: 135
LIFTS: 15
Saddleback
Ski Area
R A N G E L E Y
NOTE: Reopened
at the end of 2020
TRAILS: 66
LIFTS: 5
Pleasant
Mountain
B R I D G T O N
TRAILS: 41
LIFTS: 5
Black
Mountain
R U M F O R D
TRAILS: 20
LIFTS: 5
Mt.
Abram
G R E E N W O O D
TRAILS: 44
LIFTS: 5
2,820' 2,340' 2,000' 1,300' 1,150' 1,150'
VERTICAL
DROPS:
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• Industrial park with expansion capacity
and utility infrastructure in place
• Direct access to Presque Isle
International Airport
• Education and training pipeline
anchored by UMPI and NMCC
• A robust four season outdoor
recreation trail network
As the Star City of Northern Maine, Presque Isle
offers room to build, innovate, and live
