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Black Mountain of Maine ski resort

North America

Black Mountain of Maine Resort Guide

Projected to open Dec 26

Projected to open December 26, 2026

Best months to book: February, March, January · 30-yr snow record

Projected to open Dec 26 — closed March 28

Weather data is still collected for informational purposes.

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Updated: Oct 17, 11:01 AM•Weather at base: 305m

Resort Guide

Black Mountain of Maine is located in Rumford, Maine, and features over 40 trails and glades across 1,150 vertical feet, catering to skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. The resort is known for its welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, affordable lift tickets, and extensive Nordic trail network. Key amenities include a spacious lodge, night skiing, and a tubing park, making it a versatile destination for winter recreation. Its community-oriented vibe and variety of terrain distinguish it among Maine’s ski areas.

Resort Info

Summit695m
Base305m
Vertical390m
Lifts3
Runs50
Skiable Area600 acres
Average snowfall120 inches / 305 cm
CountryUnited States

Season dates

Projected openingDecember 26, 2026

Future dates are operator estimates and may change.

Ski passes

Indy Pass

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Access tiers change by season — confirm benefits on the pass operator's site.

Top Après Ski

The Last Run Pub – This cozy and welcoming spot at the base of Black Mountain of Maine is celebrated for its relaxed après-ski atmosphere, local craft beers, hearty pub fare, and frequent live music events, making it a favorite gathering place for skiers to unwind after a day on the slopes.

Season vs Historic

Updated Sat, Oct 17, 11:01 AM UTC

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This Season to Date

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Off-season · 152cm full-season avg

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Off-season · 189cm full-season avg

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Black Mountain of Maine Season Snowfall

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Black Mountain of Maine Snow History

Average annual snowfall is 189cm with an average of 33 snowfall days per season. The table below shows monthly averages across 30 seasons of archive data (modeled snowpack at mid-elevation).

Average monthly snowfall history
MonthAvg SnowfallSnowfall DaysAvg Base DepthMax Base DepthBiggest Snowfall
November15cm3 days3cm12cm8cm
December37cm7 days18cm34cm13cm
January38cm7 days39cm57cm12cm
February40cm6 days56cm73cm14cm
March37cm6 days53cm73cm13cm
April19cm3 days23cm49cm9cm
May1cm0 days0cm7cm3cm

Source: SnowSure archive · Open-Meteo ERA5 reanalysis at mid-elevation. Depth is modeled, not resort-reported.

Season at a Glance

Next season(2026-27)

Opens Dec 26, 2026

Through Mar 28, 2027

Multi-season averages will appear once SnowSure has tracked more than one full season.

Best Months to Visit

February

Peak Season

January

Peak Season

March

Good

December

Good

Note: Based on typical ski season patterns for this region.

Frequently asked questions about Black Mountain of Maine

Where is Black Mountain of Maine?
Black Mountain of Maine is a ski resort in the United States.
How high is Black Mountain of Maine?
Black Mountain of Maine runs from a base elevation of 305 m (1,001 ft) to a summit of 695 m (2,280 ft), giving a vertical drop of 390 m (1,280 ft).
How big is Black Mountain of Maine?
Black Mountain of Maine has 600 acres (243 hectares) of skiable terrain, 50 marked runs and 3 lifts.
Which ski pass covers Black Mountain of Maine?
Black Mountain of Maine is on the Indy Pass. Access terms such as blackout dates and day limits vary by pass tier, so check the pass operator for the current season.
When is ski season at Black Mountain of Maine?
Black Mountain of Maine typically operates from December to March. Exact opening and closing dates shift each year with snowfall — check the resort's current season dates before booking.
How much snow does Black Mountain of Maine get in a typical season?
Black Mountain of Maine averages 120 inches / 305 cm of snowfall in a typical season. Any individual season can run well above or below that.