Add to ORKGAn article about the future of local (or mom-and-pop ) ski mountains in Maine. Discusses the history of non-resort based mountains such as Powderhouse Hill and Camden Snow Bowl, and their prospects for the future. Delves into the ways small mountain operations have responded to the coronavirus pandemic, as well as the threat posed to them by climate change - a particular concern due to the expense and labor inherent in artificial snow-making
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Article about the first major snowfall to hit southern Maine this season, with some areas receiving ...
Related articles on snowmobiling in northern Maine. Aroostook County registered a 77 percent increa...
Brief article discussing Boyne Resorts, headquartered in Michigan, which owns nearly half of all alp...
With the invention of snowmaking, skiing in Maine has become big business. Long article about the do...
The author talks about why he prefers skiing the smaller ski hills in Maine to the larger resorts. N...
Since the first winter I learned to ski in 2004, 20 years of time has exposed 200 years of environme...
Feature article on cross-country skiing in Maine, which has declined in recent years for lack of sno...
Night skiing is on the rise in southern Maine, at Lost Valley and Shawnee Peak, formerly Pleasant Mo...
Backcountry downhill skiing is relatively new in Maine. The article describes features some of the a...
Focus on Northern Maine region piece on how integral snowmobiling has become to Aroostook County\u2...
Feature Salt issue article about snowmobiling in Jackman, where many businesses have come to depen...
At look at how Maine\u27s larger ski resorts have fared in the wake of the pandemic-mandated closure...
Article on snowmaking at Maine\u27s ski resorts, noting that snowmaking technology and equipment dev...
Feature article on the central-Maine town of Millinocket. Long resistant to the notion of becoming ...
Article on the Maine Winter Sports Center (MWSC) in Fort Kent, which this month will host more than ...
Article about the first major snowfall to hit southern Maine this season, with some areas receiving ...
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Brief article discussing Boyne Resorts, headquartered in Michigan, which owns nearly half of all alp...