Best skiing near Bradford

3 ski resorts · 3 ranked · updated 2026-06-22 · off-season

Explore the best skiing near Bradford, Maine — every spot ranked by our conditions-aware Snoflo score: live conditions first, then visitor reviews and logged trips. Click a pin on the map for the score and what's driving it.

Showing the top 3 of 3 ski resorts · best 15 shown on the map
B⛰
Big Squaw
#1 Big Squaw Off-season
442 m Vertical400 Acres2 Lifts
48.2 mi away
69°F
· Very thin · 0" — early-season cover· Calm · 5 mph· 69°F — wet, slushy snow
Big Squaw ski resort in Maine offers some of the best trails for intermediate and advanced skiers. Its most popular runs are the Double Black Diamonds, Upper Gazelle and Lower…
Why 23: resort size & terrain
23Rated
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Sugar Peak
#2 Sugar Peak Off-season
2 m Vertical200 Acres30 Runs5 Lifts
52.3 mi away
75°F
· Very thin · 0" — early-season cover· Calm · 5 mph· 75°F — wet, slushy snow
Sugarloaf is a large ski resort in Maine, with over 160 trails, including the popular 'Narrow Gauge' trail. It is a historic ski resort, having hosted the US Skiing Championships…
Why 8: resort size & terrain
8Rated
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Quarry Road
#3 Quarry Road Off-season
91 m Vertical211 Acres5 Runs
50.7 mi away
74°F
· Very thin · 0" — early-season cover· Calm · 5 mph· 74°F — wet, slushy snow
Quarry Road ski resort in Maine offers a variety of trails for skiers of all levels, with a particular focus on beginners. The best beginner trail is the "Bunny Slope," which…
Why 6: resort size & terrain
6Rated

Skiing near Bradford

The Bradford area has 5 ski resorts tracked on Snoflo, from local hills to destination mountains. The largest by skiable terrain is Big Squaw (400 acres), and Big Squaw has the most vertical (442 m vertical). Snoflo ranks every resort daily by live snow conditions, rider reviews, and logged trips — so the order reflects what's skiing best right now.

How we rank the best skiing near Bradford

How are these ski resorts ranked?

Each gets a daily Snoflo score blending live conditions, visitor review ratings, and logged trips, plus terrain (vertical, acreage, runs, lifts). The order reflects what's best right now and re-ranks every day.

How often does it update?

Daily, as new conditions, reviews, and trips arrive — so "best right now" means right now.

What do the numbers on the map mean?

Each pin shows that spot's current Snoflo score; tap it for the breakdown and a link to the full report.

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