Pinnacle

Pinnacle, a Maine outpost, offers but a hundred feet of vertical. This small elevation suggests a place for learning the turning arts, or perhaps for those whose knees prefer a gentle cadence. It appeals to the humble skier, content with modest slopes and uncomplicated pursuits.

One finds Pinnacle quite near to other small Maine operations, such as Big Moose and Bigrock. The drives between such hills are typically brief, offering quick transitions for those who wish to sample many a local charm within a day's journey.

Regarding access, Pinnacle stands alone, unburdened by the networks of larger passes. You shall purchase your ticket directly, a straightforward transaction for a straightforward mountain. Do not expect grand lodges or sprawling lifts; such things are not its way.