Trails: In the Millinocket Area there are about 75 km (45 miles) of trails available for cross-country skiing. Some are groomed by the local snowmobile club, others are ungroomed backcountry trails including a few in the southern section of Baxter State Park. The two main areas for skiing, the Bait Hole and the Clubhouse ski areas, are linked by a connector trail. Trail fees: No charge, but donations are welcome (winter 2008-9) Tel: Katahdin Area Ch. of Comm. 207-723-4443
Snow report: See the trail report on the club's website. Nearest town: Millinocket, ME Web site:Katahdin Nordic Center | Northern Timber Cruisers Snowmobile and Cross Country Ski Club Trail map: Available from the chamber and on the club's website Equipment rentals: Ski equipment and snowshoes are available at Katahdin Cabins. Ski lessons: No Other winter activities: Fishing, skating, sliding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing (15 km) Facilities: Warming hut, snack bar Lodging on site:Twin Pine Camps on the north end of the trails has several guest cabins on the shores of Millinocket Lake. Lodging nearby: Lots of lodging is available in Millinocket and area. Weather forecast:Millinocket Tourism info:Katahdin Area Chamber Location of trails: The Bait Hole ski area is a couple miles west of Millinocket on Route 11. The Clubhose trails are north of the town on Baxter Park Road. Check the Maine road conditions before driving Map of local region:Bait Hole Ski Area Parking, Millinocket
Name of area: Millinocket Area Times that I have skied there: Several times I last skied there in: Feb, 2002 Trails that I skied: Bait Hole, Snowmobile Club My favorite trails: Snowmobile Club Trail marking: Very good Trail grooming: Very good Rating: 5 stars What I liked: Trails are well groomed and easily accessible, providing options for any length trip you want. Trails at the Millinocket Snowmobile Club lead to a cozy warming hut that is well worth the trek. What I disliked: Comments: The Bait Hole trails are prone to strong winds when crossing some causeways. Wear a windbreaker. Submitted by: L Cyr from: Portland, ME Date submitted: Jan 14, 2003