CAMDEN
SNOW BOWL

Where the mountain meets the sea.

Midcoast Maine's best family mountain experience with spectacular ocean views and 1000 feet of vertical fun. Enjoy our town-owned recreation area four seasons long.

Drone photography by Charlie Conover

SUMMER HOURS:
Monday - Sunday 6am - 9pm
PARKS AND REC OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm

1000

VERTICAL FEET

SKI TRAILS

TERRAIN PARKS

GLADES

NEWS & UPCOMING
EVENTS

Group Mountain Bike Rides

The Camden Snow Bowl is inviting mountain bikers of all ages and abilities to hit the trails this summer through two weekly community ride programs designed to build skills, foster connections, and celebrate the region’s growing mountain biking community.

Rides depart from the lodge at 6pm. Wednesday night rides are guided by Sidecountry Sports and Friday night rides are guided by MCNEMBA (Mid Coast Chapter of the New England Mountain Bike Association). Click Above image for more details.

Summer Sounds

The outdoor concert series returns with a great line-up of musicians coming to the Snow Bowl in August. Each Sunday, from 4 to 6 p.m., enjoy free concerts with open seating on the hillside. BYO lawn chair/blanket and a picnic.

Fall Chairlift Rides

Join us Sundays in October to take in the fall foliage from the summit of Ragged Mountain. Check back for more details in September.

U.S. National Toboggan Championship

Save the date for the 36th annual U.S. National Toboggan Championships Feb 5-7 2027!

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Owned by the town of Camden, the Snow Bowl is managed and operated by full-time town staff.

Originally opened in 1936 during the Great Depression, it was solely operated by volunteers using donated materials. Nestled among picturesque harbors, charming inns and award-winning restaurants, the Snow Bowl is also the only ski area on the East Coast with ocean views. The Snow Bowl is also home to the country’s only remaining original, gravity-operated 400-foot-long wooden toboggan chute.

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