Nordic Ski Events for Maine

The Ski Maine Association lists Nordic ski events for Maine on its events page.  Find out more at the links below:

http://www.skimaine.com/events.php#nordic

http://www.travel-maine.info/nordic_skiing.htm

Listing of Maine Ski Areas

The VisitMaine.net website offers a listing of Maine downhill ski areas.  Info includes resorts such as Sugarloaf, Sunday River, Black Mountain, Saddleback and others.  See the link below:

http://www.visitmaine.net/skiareas.htm

For more info on downhill skiing in Maine visit

http://www.travel-maine.info/skiing.htm

Snowmobile Drag Racing Schedule for Maine

The Maine Snowmobile Drag Racing Association (MSDRA) has posted the MSDRA 2011 Schedule on its website.

http://www.maineice.com/Schedule.html

Click on the link below to learn more about snowmobiling in Maine

http://www.travel-maine.info/snowmobiling.htm

Winter Sleigh Rides in Maine - High View Farm, Harrison, Maine

Enjoy a winter sleigh ride over the meadows and through the woods at the High View Farm in Harrison, Maine. 

http://www.high-view-farm.com/sleighrides.htm

Snowshoeing in Maine

We have lots of snow here in Maine this winter season.  One super way to enjoy the snow during the winter months in Maine is by snowshoeing.  It gets you outside in fields and woods and is great exercise. Snowshoeing is relatively cheap - all you need is snow, woods, and a pair of snowshoes!  Snowshoes will run you from $50 to $200.  Not too bad for winter fun and exercise.  Click on the link below to learn more about snowshoeing in Maine, snowshoe trails, snowshoe guides, snowshoeing lessons, and accommodations near snowshoe trails.

http://www.travel-maine.info/snowshoeing.htm

A Small Story About Ice Fishing in Maine

Read a short story about the experiences of an ice fisherman in Maine.  See "Ice Fishing in Maine", Ice Auger, November 1, 2010.  Learn more about ice fishing in Maine.

Snowmobiling in Maine

Maine has had lots of snow this winter so far and it promises to be a great snowmobiling season.  Visit the link below for great information about snowmobiling in Maine to include snowmobile associations, informational resources, trail conditions, snowmobile clubs, snow mobile tours and guides, and news.

http://www.travel-maine.info/snowmobiling.htm

Alpine Skiing in Maine

Visit Travel-Maine.Info's web page on Alpine Skiing in Maine.  There is lots of info about Maine skiing, ski organizations, and Maine skiing areas and resorts.

http://www.travel-maine.info/skiing.htm

Maine Map of Ski Areas

The Ski Maine Association has a map of some of the major ski areas that are found in the state of Maine.  See the link below:

http://www.skimaine.com/map.php

Click here for information about maps of Maine:

http://www.travel-maine.info/Maine_Maps.htm

Ice Fishing in the Moosehead Lake Region of Maine

The ice fishing season in Maine has started.  One of the best places to ice fish is in the Moosehead Lake Region of Maine.  Ice fishing is a traditional pastime in northern Maine.  Moosehead Lake and its surrounding waterways provide fun fishing for all.  The ice fishing season runs from January 1st to March 31st.  Learn more about licenses and regulations, ice fishing equipment sales and rentals, and ice fishing guide services at the link below.

http://www.mooseheadlake.org/icefishing.shtml

A Maine Dogsledding and Winter Sports Adventure for Women (Feb 18-21, 2011)

This special four-day, three-night, women's only, dog sledding adventure will be held February 18, 2011 through February 21, 2011 at a cabin in Starks, Maine and will include opportunities to dog sled, skijor, cross country ski, and snow shoe. Participants will have hands on opportunities to learn how to drive their own dog team through the scenic solitude of the Maine woods. The Maine Winter Cabin Adventure is a very special opportunity to try out the life of a musher and live a dog-based adventure. For more information on the Maine Winter Cabin Adventure, visit the Maine Winter Cabin Adventure website at:

http://www.marylanddogsledding.com/Maine_Adventure.htm