Titcomb Mountain, established in 1939 in Farmington, Maine, is a community ski area operated by the Farmington Ski Club. With a 350-foot vertical drop, three lifts, and 16 downhill trails, it has long served as a local family destination for alpine skiing. Its regular offerings include snowmaking, night skiing, a children’s ski school, and racing programs. Beyond its downhill slopes, the mountain also maintains 16 kilometers of cross-country trails groomed for both skate and classic skiing, giving it an important role in the area’s year-round skiing culture.