Posted in Maine November 17, 2019 by

Ride The Longest Toboggan Chute In Maine At Camden Snow Bowl For A Day Of Pure Fun

Looking for a day of winter fun? There’s no better place to be than Camden Snow Bowl! This resort in Camden has all kinds of snowy activities, including skiing, snowshoeing, fat bikes, and a toboggan chute that makes for a day of pure fun.

On a sunny winter day, there's no place like Camden Snow Bowl for some snowy fun. Catch some ocean views while you ski down the mountain, and get your toboggan ready to fly down the Jack Williams Toboggan Chute.
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This old-school toboggan chute is simple - it's just a wooden trough that's filled with ice to make it super slick.
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The chute will send you flying down the mountain and right out onto Hosmer Pond.
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Bundle up, gather together your courage, climb aboard your toboggan, and push off for the ride of your life.
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Just about everyone in the family can ride - you just need to be at least 42 inches tall.
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The chute is open every Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., as long as weather permits. The pond must be completely iced over, so call before you go out. Cost is $5 per person, per hour, and toboggans are provided.
For an even bigger thrill, register for the U.S. National Toboggan Championships, which will be held Saturday and Sunday, February 9th and 10th, 2020.
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There's no experience necessary to compete - just a lot of enthusiasm!
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There'll be toboggan racing, a costume contest, tailgating, food and drink. Register early before all the slots are taken!
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Visit the Camden Snow Bowl website for more details, and follow the park’s Facebook page to see the latest updates and snow totals. Does this look like a winter activity you won’t want to miss? If so, tag the friends and family you want to take with you!

Looking for some picture-postcard places to spend time this holiday season? Check out this little town that turns into a winter wonderland every year. 

Address: 20 Barnestown Rd, Camden, ME 04843, USA