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Black Mountain ski area, White Mountains, Maine
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| | When I went here a long long timer ago I always had a great time in the snow. I hope to go there again some day. says Will.
The 1,120 feet of height difference is reasonably okay; Black Mountain makes the most of it. This is a small-size ski area featuring a drop from top to bottom that's roughly average compared to other east coast ski mountains. Black Mountain has an average percentage of challenging trails and an average ratio of blue and green ski trails. Black Mountain has a rather modest collection of ski |
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trails and a small number of ski lifts. All 4 ski lifts at this ski mountain are fun to hitch a ride with. The White Mountains in winter is so picturesque you won’t believe it. The 21 trails at this ski mountain are totally fun. This ski area has 107 acres of
| | skiable land, and it's all covered by snow. The mountains of the White Mountains make for a tremendous panorama. Black Mountain gets blanketed by an average amount of snow every winter season. The white snow here turns genuinely deep, 12 feet every season, and that is ample for genuinely great coverage. Since you're on this web page you are most likely into skiing or snowboarding, either way, this region has loads of ski resorts. The mountains of Maine in winter are something you can’t miss if by chance you're hooked | |
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on skiing and snowboarding. Getting your skiing muscles activated and just being on the runs for a while have snow people coming here. Places to stay are available next to the bottom area, but if you don’t have reservations, you will possibly end up snoozing in
your car. There's a trailmap of Black Mountain on this page for your reference. Skiing and snowboarding in this part of the country is lots of fun during the season. Winter in the mountains of Maine and fantastic ski trails have a lot of ski folks coming here.
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Skier and snowboarder reviews of Black Mountain ski area, Maine:

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| These outdoors activities are available near Black Mountain ski area. |
| | Ski Areas Near Black Mountain ski area:
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Mount Abram, Maine
, 12 miles away 1150 vertical feet 39 runs - 5 lifts 25% Expert & Adv. 50% Intermediate 25% Beginner |
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Sunday River, Maine
, 17 miles away 2340 vertical feet 128 runs - 18 lifts 33% Expert & Adv. 36% Intermediate 31% Beginner |
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Saddleback, Maine
, 19 miles away 2000 vertical feet 64 runs - 5 lifts 34% Expert & Adv. 30% Intermediate 36% Beginner |
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Shawnee Peak, Maine
, 29 miles away 1300 vertical feet 44 runs - 5 lifts 25% Expert & Adv. 50% Intermediate 25% Beginner |
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Titcomb, Maine
, 31 miles away 350 vertical feet 15 runs - 2 lifts 33% Expert & Adv. 33% Intermediate 34% Beginner |
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Sugarloaf USA, Maine
, 31 miles away 2820 vertical feet 129 runs - 15 lifts 43% Expert & Adv. 30% Intermediate 27% Beginner |
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Lost Valley, Maine
, 32 miles away 240 vertical feet 17 runs - 2 lifts 20% Expert & Adv. 50% Intermediate 30% Beginner |
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Cranmore Mountain, New Hampshire
, 43 miles away 1200 vertical feet 39 runs - 10 lifts 20% Expert & Adv. 44% Intermediate 36% Beginner |
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Black Mountain, New Hampshire
, 43 miles away 1100 vertical feet 40 runs - 4 lifts 34% Expert & Adv. 33% Intermediate 33% Beginner |
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Wildcat Mountain, New Hampshire
, 46 miles away 2112 vertical feet 47 runs - 4 lifts 30% Expert & Adv. 45% Intermediate 25% Beginner |
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| | Whitewater Near Black Mountain ski area:
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Swift River, Oxford
County
, 4 miles away, Class II-III - 13 miles long (Rt 17 Bridge to Mexico) |
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Black Brook, Oxford
County
, 11 miles away, Class IV-V+ - 4 miles long (Devils Den to Ellis River) |
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Little Androscoggin River, Oxford
County
, 11 miles away, Class IV - 4 miles long (Bryant Pond to Tubbs School) |
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| |  Black Mountain ski area Trail Map Trail map supplied by Black Mountain ski area, copyright ©. |
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* Distances listed are direct linear distances, actual travel distance may be different.
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