Camden Snow Bowl
IndyUphill New EnglandNortheast
- 1,070 ft
- Vertical Drop
- 15
- Trails
- 3
- Lifts
- Yes
- Night Skiing
- Yes
- Terrain Park
About Camden Snow Bowl
Camden Snow Bowl, overlooking Penobscot Bay on Maine's midcoast, is one of the few U.S. ski areas with ocean views from the summit. It runs 15 trails and 3 lifts across a 1,070-foot vertical, with night skiing and a terrain park. It holds both an Indy Pass and an Uphill New England spot, making it friendly to both lift-served skiers and the skin-up crowd. The town-owned hill is a community fixture as much as a ski area.
Mountain Details
Address: Camden, Maine
Uphill access: Yes
Uphill hours: Check site
Uphill price: $5 day, $40-$80/season
Uphill info: Learn more
Website: https://camdensnowbowl.com/
Instagram: camdensnowbowl
Plan your trip: See it on the map · Uphill access guide · Track your days at Camden Snow Bowl
Nearby mountains
- Quarry Road Trails 36 mi away, 270 ft vertical
- Lost Valley 56 mi away, 233 ft vertical
- Black Mountain of Maine 77 mi away, 1,380 ft vertical
- Mt. Abram 78 mi away, 1,150 ft vertical
- Sugarloaf 81 mi away, 2,820 ft vertical
- Bethel Village Trails 83 mi away
Frequently asked questions
Which passes include Camden Snow Bowl?
Camden Snow Bowl is included on the Indy and Uphill New England passes.
Is uphill skiing allowed at Camden Snow Bowl?
Yes, uphill skiing is allowed at Camden Snow Bowl. Uphill hours are Check site. The uphill price is $5 day, $40-$80/season.
How big is Camden Snow Bowl?
Camden Snow Bowl has 1,070 feet of vertical drop, 15 trails and 3 lifts.
Does Camden Snow Bowl have night skiing?
Yes, Camden Snow Bowl offers night skiing.
Is there a terrain park at Camden Snow Bowl?
Yes, Camden Snow Bowl has a terrain park.
Where is Camden Snow Bowl?
Camden Snow Bowl is located at Camden, Maine, in the Northeast region.