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Maine Ski History Some of Maine's most oldest ski trails were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. Many ski areas have been proposed and partially built, yet never opened. Maine ski area expansions - past, present, future. A year by year breakdown of ski lift installations, relocations, and removals. Charts of years of operation by ski area. Side by side comparison photos of how Maine ski areas have changed over the years. Weekend day lift ticket prices by year by ski area. Scans of hundreds of vintage print advertisements. Active/Operational Ski Areas - Click for history Area Town Opened Vertical Mt. Abram Greenwood 1960 1,150' Big Rock Mars Hill 1961 980' Black Mountain Rumford 1961 1,150' Camden Snow Bowl Camden 1958 950' Lost Valley Auburn 1961 240' Saddleback Rangeley 1960 2,000' Shawnee Peak Bridgton 1938 1,300' Squaw Greenville 1963 1,750' Sugarloaf Carrabassett Valley 1953 2,820' Sunday River Newry 1959 2,340' Lost/Non-Operational Ski Areas - Click for history Area Town Opened Closed Vertical Mt. Agamenticus York 1964 1975 500' Bald Mountain Dedham 1950 1973 600' Bald Mountain Rangeley 1960 1960s 500' Eaton Skowhegan 1961 2008 525' Evergreen Valley Stoneham 1972 1982 1,050'

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