Mount Abram
Locke Mills, ME 04255
Phone: (207) 875-5003
- Hours:
- Thu-Sun 9am-4pm, Schedule exceptions on certain holidays--call ahead.
Editorial Review for Mount Abram – by Citysearch Editors
The Scene
Just six miles from Bethel, Mount Abram lives happily in the shadow of Sunday River and caters to a different clientele. Most skiers come from surrounding towns, and they come for the quiet, even quaint atmosphere that sets Mount Abram apart from larger resorts. In fact, if there were an award for the New England ski area with the fewest pretensions, Mount Abram would sail away with it.
The Slopes
How many ski resorts name trails after characters from Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons? Incidentally, if you think the trail named Rocky's Run is for kids, think again. This double diamond is best left to flying squirrels.
Vital Stats
Vertical drop: 1,030 feet
Base elevation: 970 feet
Top elevation: 2,000 feet
Lifts: 5
Trails: 44
Skiable acres: 130
Beginner terrain: 28 percent
Intermediate terrain: 48 percent
Advanced terrain: 24 percent
Snowboarding: Full facilities
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Insider Tips
Know Before You GoNo lodging on the mountain, but many nearby inns, including the luxurious Bethel Inn and Country Club.
The ExtrasThe Loose Boots lounge has entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights.
User Reviews for Mount Abram
01/28/2003 Posted by tnthub
Mt. Abram is a warm mountain and it has a family atmpsphere. The workers are the nicest people in the industry and the slopes are well groomed and maintained. The ski school is excellent and the mountain has a range of trails for all abilities.
Pros: Excellent Grooming, Great people, Great price
Cons: Not many Expert trail
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