July 9-16, 2023

AMC hosts 1st annual Slapjack Bike Festival 

Join us for our inaugural multi-day gravel riding celebration! There will be both guided group bike rides and time to explore the scenery on your own. Enjoy live music, free swag, new friends, fun clinics, equipment demos, and evening presentations.

Guests are required to bring their own bikes. Programs and tours will be provided at no additional cost for guests staying overnight at the lodge. Evening dinner and presentation tickets will be available for those staying locally and are available by making dinner reservations directly through the lodge.

Book Your Trip http://bit.ly/3nwaETD

Own a Piece of Maine Skiing History

Squaw Mountain opened for skiing in December 1963 with a Hall T-bar climbing 600ft. and servicing 4 trails. In 1967 Big Squaw Mountain installed it’s first chairlift, a Thompson double by Stadeli, bringing skiers to the area’s new summit, increasing the vertical drop to 1,700ft and making Squaw the second largest ski area in Maine at the time. Now decommissioned, the resort has donated 75 of these classic double chairs to Moosehead Outdoor Alliance 501 c3 to sell at auction. All proceeds will go toward building and maintenance of purpose built mountain bike trails in the Moosehead Lake Region for public use.

Auction Event Dates

Online Auction Opens: Monday, December 13th @ 8am EST

Online Auction Closes: Friday, December 17th @ 7pm EST

For more infomation and to Pre-register CLICK HERE

Chair Pickup

I N-P E R S O N  P I C K U P :  J A N U A R Y  8 T H ,

1 0 A M – 3 P M

Big Squaw Mountain Resort – Upper Lodge
447 Ski Resort Rd, Greenville Junction, ME 04442

*Please note that in order to organize 75 chairs on this site, each ski chair auction item will have a number designated to it. These numbers DO NOT represent the chair number itself; they are only representing ski chair inventory. For example, if you bid on “Summit Ski Chair – #7”, this means you are bidding on a random ski chair we have assigned as the 7th auction item, NOT the actual ski chair #7 on the Summit ski lift.

*These double ski chairlifts are made of metal and wood. They have been stored outdoors and are being sold as is.