Things You'll Need:
- Computer with Internet access
- Valid credit card
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Step 1
Book your room reservations through the Maine Tourism Association. You can call them at (207) 623-0363, or book your ski trip accommodations online at their Web site (see Resources below).
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Step 2
Make reservations at a local West Farmington bed and breakfast. Many of these are located on old farms and have moderately priced accommodations.
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Step 3
Book budget accommodations for your ski trip at one of the many local motels near Titcomb Mountain. Some of these rustic motor lodges are family-owned and operated.
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Step 4
Plan to drive. Titcomb Mountain is near the juncture of Route 2 and Route 27 in southwestern Maine, just 25 minutes from Skowhegan and 45 minutes from Augusta. If you're on Route 95 going either north or south, take 27 North.
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Step 5
Become a member. Members get discounts for themselves, friends and family. One free lesson, if you're a complete beginner, is included with membership.
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Step 6
Call the Titcomb Mountain help line at (207) 778-9031 with any questions. You cannot book tickets at this number.
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Step 1
Don't feel nervous. Titcomb Mountain is a friendly, encouraging place for beginners and kids. There are programs for children after school and on weekends.
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Step 2
Learn to race. When you are ready for some real action, the race programs will help you develop your skills.
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Step 3
Be a night owl. Night skiing is open several evenings a week. See the schedule on the Titcomb Mountain Web site (see Resources below).
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Step 4
Glide through the woods on the Nordic cross-country trails. Experience the peace of a snow-covered forest and get the physical benefit of this excellent exercise.
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Step 5
Plan your skiing for school break in February. A number of activities are held at that time, including bonfires, an obstacle course, snow sculptures and a torchlight parade.
