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Mt. Abram

Uphill New EnglandIndyNortheast

1,150 ft
Vertical Drop
42
Trails
4
Lifts

About Mt. Abram

Mt. Abram is a family-run ski area outside Bethel, Maine, with 1,150 vertical feet across 42 trails served by 4 lifts, per its own trail-map page. It carries both Uphill New England and Indy Pass access and welcomes uphill skinning traffic. No camping program is attached to the resort's own ticketing. It's one of the smaller, independently run mountains in the state.

Mountain Details

Address: 308 Howe Hill Rd. Greenwood, ME 04255

Uphill access: Yes

Uphill hours: We allow uphill travel from 5:00 AM - 8:00 PM Thursday through Tuesday. There is no uphill permitted on Wednesdays as we prepare the mountain for operations going into the weekend.

Uphill info: Learn more

Website: https://mtabram.com/

Instagram: mtabramski

Plan your trip: See it on the map · Uphill access guide · Track your days at Mt. Abram

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Frequently asked questions

Which passes include Mt. Abram?

Mt. Abram is included on the Uphill New England and Indy passes.

Is uphill skiing allowed at Mt. Abram?

Yes, uphill skiing is allowed at Mt. Abram. Uphill hours are We allow uphill travel from 5:00 AM - 8:00 PM Thursday through Tuesday. There is no uphill permitted on Wednesdays as we prepare the mountain for operations going into the weekend. .

How big is Mt. Abram?

Mt. Abram has 1,150 feet of vertical drop, 42 trails and 4 lifts.

Where is Mt. Abram?

Mt. Abram is located at 308 Howe Hill Rd. Greenwood, ME 04255, in the Northeast region.

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