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Northmen

A small T-bar slope half a mile south of Caribou on Route 1, later called Caribou Ski Slope, that ran from the 1960s to the mid-1970s.

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Northmen was a single slope and a narrower trail served by a T-bar, half a mile south of Caribou on Route 1. Guidebooks list it from 1966 to 1973, and around 1970 its name changed to Caribou Ski Slope.1

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  1. 1966Listed in America's Ski Book with a T-bar1
  2. c. 1970Renamed Caribou Ski Slope around 19701
  3. 1973Guide lists a 165-foot drop, one trail and free skiing for children1

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Lost near Northmen

The closest other lost ski areas, as the crow flies.

  • Years not yet collected · 57.1 mi away · MaineA small community ski area with one T-bar on Route 2 in Island Falls that ran from the late 1960s to the mid-1990s.
  • Opened 1966 · 138.4 mi away · MaineA ski area on Coburn Mountain south of Jackman, with a double chairlift and a T-bar, that ran from 1966 into the early 1970s.
  • Closed 1973 · 153 mi away · MaineA ski area on Bald Mountain in Dedham, near Bangor, begun by the Penobscot Valley Ski Club, that had a chairlift, a T-bar and snowmaking before closing in the 1970s.
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