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Where Maine learned to ski

Bridgton is a nineteenth-century mill town in Maine’s Lakes Region, built around Pleasant Mountain, the oldest major ski area in the state and the most popular night skiing resort in New England.

Its visitors enjoy the 1,300-foot vertical drop and 44 trails that spread across 245 acres of skiable terrain. Night skiing extends the day well past dark, giving locals and visitors a second session most other Maine mountains don’t offer. The smaller, quieter alternative to the state’s bigger resorts make this the kind of place where you can ski a full day, break for dinner downtown, and be back on the lifts by the time it’s fully dark. In the summer months, signature lakes and ponds offer every kind of lake activity, from boating and bass-fishing, to swimming and paddleboarding.

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