Black Mountain of Maine - Ski resort in Rumford - 39 Glover Rd, USA

Staff is nice, facilities clean and spacious. My only concern was the fact that once kids get over the bunny slope, there are no intermediate trails. The trails marked green were rather " black" in many places. I would return if the area had more trails for above beginning slopes

What great mountain experience. Only $25 for a lift ticket onThursday.It’s a smaller mtn but has everything you need great cruisers and plenty of glades. The lodge is nice and bar was even better. Do yourself a favor and just go. Not a bad drive over to saddleback and or sugarloaf so you can hit all three!

Nice quaint small mountain. The staff was extremely nice, I was there for my daughter’s race and didn’t have equipment for myself, they let me borrow their personal gloves and rented equipment - very affordable. Was even offered snow pants. Never experienced small mountain skiing before but I can get a few clews as to what it might be like after this experience. Some of the runs that were open were nice, long enough to enjoy for a day.

Great skiing area, im not skier, but I go to watch the snowmobile hill Climbs they do every year!

Trails are alright and tubing for the kids is fun. Very disappointed with the cafeteria in the lodge. No brekafast food available even though its on the menu, and pizza dough frozen at lunch time so the dang kids have to buy their own small pizza, instead of a simple large for pile of them. Seems like a terrible lack of planning in that area. Overall an ok experience but wouldn't go back if it wasn't an annual event. Still might just pass o. The next one..

We went to Black Mountain on an LL Bean $15 thursday. It was my first time at Black and it was fantastic! Weather was great, trails were 100% open and didn’t stand in a lift line all day. The morning runs were absolute bliss. Carving through the freshly groomed corduroy trails is always a pleasure. Through the day you could notice some areas had gotten skied off, however that is bound to happen with our lackluster snowfalls here recently. We had lunch and some beers in the pub, no complaints there! We stayed at the Best Western which was conveniently close to the mountain although slightly pricy at $155 for the night. All in however, still much cheaper than a day trip to any of the three “big” mountains in Maine. We will be back!!!!

One of our favorite ski mountains in Maine! Such a great community vibe here Great old wooden lodge with cute little cafe. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a ski experience.

Great ski mountain, good for all ages and skill levels. Open, well groomed trails with a myriad of glades cutting between almost all the main trails on the Mountain. There is a lot to explore, and even more to enjoy. Never super crowded, making lift lines short and enjoyable.