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There is less snowfall in southern Maine, and when it does snow, more frequent melt events mean it doesn't stick around for long. And Nordic skiing — a sport that relies on natural snow — is feeling the impact.
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Not sure what to do in the winter months in Maine? Here is a quick list of activities to try both outdoors and indoors, plus a few popular spots to try them.
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Big Moose Mountain has been the subject of several failed development bids in recent years.
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After years of roadblocks, developers pulled their plans for Big Moose Mountain over the summer.
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Amidst a long-term housing crisis, seasonal employees hired for the ski season this year move into the new $10 million Saddleback House in the next week.
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Some resorts are preparing to open their slopes in the upcoming days. Sunday River will offer top-down skiing for season ticket holders on Tuesday in its Jordan Bowl. Sugarloaf Mountain plans to open this Friday.
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The National Ski Areas Association reports that 81% of ski operators said they were unable to fully staff their resorts last year, with an average of 75 positions left unfilled.
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Ski resorts are expecting a more normal season on the slopes this winter with many virus restrictions lifted. But skiers and snowboarders are advised to keep a mask in their pocket in case they’re required to wear one inside lodges and restaurants.
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For the first time in decades, the length of the U.S. ski season is shrinking. And as climate change curtails winter’s length, an industry transformation…
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AUBURN, Maine - Maine ski resorts are hailing the arrival of cold weather and the first snowstorm of the season.Scott Shanaman, of Lost Valley ski area in…