Here's the Terraserver image of this ski area. It clearly shows the main slope, and a narrower trail on the left. Notice how bushes have grown in up and around the top of the main slope. It also appears that there are now base buildings remaining.
| Just a couple of listings on this one, it
had a T-bar, slope, and trail. The name changed from Northmen to
Caribou Ski Slope around 1970. They offered free skiing to local
children which was a terrific idea!
Here's the Terraserver image of this ski area. It clearly shows the main slope, and a narrower trail on the left. Notice how bushes have grown in up and around the top of the main slope. It also appears that there are now base buildings remaining. |
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Northmen by the Year:
1966
(America's
Ski Book)
T-bar lift
1969
(Eastern
Ski Map)
T-bar, slope, trail
(nov and int), parking
1971
(Ski
Maine Pamphlet)
T-bar, trails
1973
(Ski
Guide to the Northeast)
1/2 mile south of
Caribou, on Route 1
Base elevation: 1000
feet
Vertical drop: 165
feet
Exposure: West
Features: Area operates
daily, night skiing, area restaurant, snack bar, warming huts
1 T-bar lift with
350 per hour capacity
1 trail, parking for
50 cars.
No snowmaking or night
schol.
Rates: $1 adult anytime,
kids ski free