Mount Abram

Mount Abram, a Maine stalwart, offers a modest yet spirited descent of 1,050 feet. Its 170 skiable acres suit those who appreciate a less crowded experience, perhaps favoring local charm over sprawling expanses. It’s a mountain for skiers who find contentment in diligent turns and straightforward trails.

For the mountain wanderer, Abram finds its natural brethren nearby. A mere ten miles distant lies Sunday River, should you seek grander terrain, or one might venture fifteen miles to Black Mountain of Maine for another taste of local flavor. The drives between these locales are brief and scenic, a pleasant prelude to a day on the snow.

One will find Mount Abram accessible on the Indy Pass. As an independent operation, it largely marches to its own drum, which for many is part of its appeal. Consider its genuine New England disposition when planning your itinerary.