Skiing in the Moosehead Lake Region

Downhill Skiing – Big Moose Mountain

Just 15 minutes from King’s Landing, Big Moose Mountain is a relaxed, family-friendly ski area with beautiful views of Moosehead Lake. The lower mountain features groomed trails, a double chairlift, and a cozy vibe perfect for beginner and intermediate skiers.

Address: 447 Big Squaw Mountain Road, Greenville, ME
Phone: (207) 280-0280
Hours: Weekends and holidays during the winter season (weather dependent)
Insider Tip: Affordable lift tickets, on-site rentals and lessons available. Cash only. Check Facebook for updates.

Cross-Country Ski Trails
Moosehead & Monson Area

Enjoy some of the most peaceful and scenic cross-country skiing in Maine with these well-maintained trail systems in and around the Greenville–Moosehead–Monson region.

Big Moose Mountain Nordic Trails

Greenville, ME

  • Roughly 6 miles of groomed trails for classic and skate skiing
  • Open to the public by donation; maintained by local volunteers

Nickerson Tree Farm Trails

Just south of Greenville, ME

  • 2.3 miles of groomed, forested trails
  • Gentle terrain suitable for most skill levels

Natural Resource Education Center (NREC) Trails

480 Moosehead Lake Road, Greenville, ME

  • About 3.5 miles of beginner-friendly trails
  • Maintained by NREC and ideal for families or casual skiing

Lily Bay State Park Trails

Greenville, ME

  • Quiet woodland trails with lake views
  • Good for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing

AMC Lodge-to-Lodge Trails

Accessible from Greenville, ME

  • Over 90 miles of wilderness trails linking AMC’s lodges
  • Options for both beginner and advanced backcountry skiers

The Birches Resort Trails

Rockwood, ME

  • Over 40 miles of groomed, marked ski trails
  • On-site lodging and equipment rentals available

Friends of A Fierce Chase Trails

246 Elliotsville Road, Monson, ME
(207) 876-6420

  • 12 miles of groomed Nordic ski trails for classic and skate skiing
  • Trails include creative loops like Bobcat Blaze, Meandering Moose, and T. Rex Trail
  • Snowshoers welcome (off-track), dogs allowed under voice control
  • Donations appreciated at the trailhead kiosk
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