Camden Snow Bowl Ski Resort

MAINE / CAMDEN SNOW BOWL

Maine

Nearby:

New Hermon Mtn.Lost Valley

Elevation

150'

Base

1,080'

Summit

850'

Vertical Drop

Trails

100 Acres

Lifts

3 Types

Snowfall

37"

Annual Snowfall

Dec

15"

Jan

17"

Feb

Mar

Best known for

# 5 Terrain Park in Maine

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

N.A.

Projected closing date

N.A.

Projected Days Open

Days Open Last Year

Years Open

Average Snowfall

37"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

20%

Intermediate Runs

70%

Advanced Runs

10%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

1 mi

Skiable Terrain

100 ac

Night Skiing

48 ac

Snow Making

48 ac

Lifts

3

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Leo

This is a great mountain, it has decent vertical and fun terrain. The terrain that is really outstanding is unfortunately almost never open and it takes more than half of the season for them to get all the groomers open. Overall it’s pretty good

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Nearby:

New Hermon Mountain

Lost Valley

Black Mountain of Maine