This Mt Abram FAQ answers common questions about winter operations, including lift tickets, lessons, parking, lodging, hours, and what to expect when visiting Mt. Abram Ski Area. Whether you’re planning your first visit or returning for another day on the slopes, you’ll find helpful information here to make your trip easy and enjoyable.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mt. Abram Ski Area is located in Greenwood, Maine, just minutes from Bethel Village and about 15 minutes from Sunday River. Our address is 308 Howe Hill Road, Greenwood, ME.
Mt. Abram is typically open Thursday through Sunday during the winter season, with daily operations during holiday and vacation weeks. Visit our Hours & Info page for the most current schedule.
Yes. Mt. Abram is known as one of the most beginner-friendly ski areas in Maine. The Westside learning area features gentle terrain, a Magic Carpet lift, affordable beginner tickets, and lessons designed for first-time skiers and riders.
No. Mt. Abram discontinued tubing operations in 2014 and currently focuses on lift-served skiing and snowboarding.
No. Mt. Abram does not offer night skiing. All winter operations take place during daytime hours.
Lift Tickets & Passes
Mt. Abram offers affordable lift tickets with simple pricing at only $42. Daily lift tickets are available online and at the ticket window. Special deals like Maine Day Thursdays and beginner lift tickets are available throughout the season. See our ticket page for more info
Yes. Guests are encouraged to purchase lift tickets online in advance to guarantee availability and speed up arrival at the mountain.
Mt. Abram may limit daily lift ticket sales during peak holiday periods to maintain a great guest experience and avoid overcrowding. Guests are encouraged to purchase lift tickets online in advance to guarantee availability.
Yes. Mt. Abram offers several season pass options including Adult, Youth/Senior, Community Passes, and more. Season passes typically go on sale in the early spring.
Lessons & Rentals
Yes. Mt. Abram offers lessons for beginners and developing skiers and riders. First-time lesson packages are available and include lift access and rentals. Find out more info on our Daily Lessons page.
Yes. Mt. Abram offers ski and snowboard rentals on-site. Rental packages are available for all ages and ability levels.
During weekends and vacation weeks, reserving rentals in advance is recommended to ensure availability and reduce wait times.
Terrain & Lifts
The Mt. Abram Mountain Report is updated daily during the winter season with conditions, grooming updates, weather, and lift status. Visit the Mountain Report page for the latest information.
Mt. Abram has over 40 trails and glades across two base areas, offering terrain for all ability levels.
Mt. Abram operates two double chairlifts, a T-Bar, and a Magic Carpet.
Yes. Mt. Abram is known for its natural snow terrain and tree skiing and its generous Boundary-to-Boundary policy. Guests should always ski woods terrain responsibly and with a partner.
Yes. Mt. Abram operates snowmaking on many trails to support consistent winter conditions.
Parking & Getting Around
Parking is available at both the Mainside and Westside base areas. During busy weekends and vacation periods, parking at Westside is very limited and fills up quickly.
Yes. Guests can ski between base areas using connecting trails.
To ski from Mainside -> Westside, intermediate terrain is required.
To ski from Westside -> Mainside, you can ski beginner terrain.
Lodging, Food & Après
Yes. Mt. Abram offers food and beverage options at both base areas during winter operations.
Yes. Loose Boots Lounge frequently features live music, pizza nights, and a relaxed après-ski atmosphere.
No. Mt. Abram does not offer on-mountain lodging or ski-in/ski-out accommodations. However there are many options in the near by area. We recommend checking out the Bethel Area Chamber of Commerce website for more information.
Family & Planning Questions
Very. Mt. Abram is known for its welcoming, community-focused environment and affordable skiing for families.
Weekdays and non-holiday weekends offer the quietest skiing. Vacation weeks and powder days tend to be busier but full of energy.
Warm layers, gloves, goggles, and a sense of adventure. If you forget something, Natasha’s Logo Shop has essentials available.