Bigrock Mountain

Mars Hill, ME

Maine Independent Night Skiing
1,160'
Vertical
29
Trails
70
Acres
2
Lifts
620'
Base
1,780'
Summit

Terrain Breakdown

Beginner 20%
Intermediate 56%
Advanced 24%

About Bigrock Mountain

Bigrock Mountain is a smaller northern Maine ski area in Mars Hill with 29 trails across 70 skiable acres and a 1,160-foot vertical drop. For trip planning, it is an independent resort with a compact two-lift network and a lower overall lift capacity than destination-scale mountains. The profile points to the resort’s own mountain report page for lift and trail status. This setup fits skiers prioritizing a quieter local-hill format and checking conditions close to departure.

Lift System

3294 passengers/hour

Chair Lifts & Gondolas

Sunrise Quad
4pers. Chairlift (fixed-grip) · Doppelmayr
1794/hr
Apollo
3pers. Chairlift (fixed-grip) · Doppelmayr
1500/hr

Learn to Ski

Bigrock's 20% beginner terrain and two-lift simplicity make it ideal for first-timers seeking an uncomplicated, low-cost introduction to skiing. Pre-book lessons and start on the base terrain under the Sunrise Quad; the mountain's accessible scale and strong youth programs emphasize friendly instruction in a community-focused environment.

Lodging

Mars Hill and nearby towns in Aroostook County have basic motels and rentals; the far-north location means most visitors stay nearby or plan day trips. Book a simple motel in town for easy access; the remote location is part of Bigrock's charm for those seeking to escape crowded southern Maine resorts.

Apres-Ski

Mars Hill and the surrounding area offer basic local restaurants and casual dining; the mountain is known for its tight-knit community and youth programs rather than resort nightlife. This is a family-oriented local mountain where après-skiing centers on post-run snacks and togetherness, not late-night venues.

Best Time to Visit

Bigrock is virtually never crowded due to its far-north location near the Canadian border, so timing decisions focus on conditions rather than crowd avoidance. January through March offers the most reliable snow; the remote location means checking the mountain report for base coverage is essential before making the drive from southern Maine.

Plan Your Visit

Check current rates and book lift tickets online.

Buy Lift Tickets

Night Skiing

Wed–Fri evening sessions, lifts spinning 2–8pm.

Schedules change through the season — confirm on the official site before you go.

Contact

(207) 425-6711

Nearest town: Mars Hill