Join the trails.
An annual membership is $100 for an adult, $50 for a youth or UMFK student, and $225 for a household. It covers every trail at the Fort Kent Outdoor Center all year, and it is the primary source of funding that keeps the trails groomed.
Choose a membership
Every membership includes.
- All ski, snowshoe, mountain bike and disc golf trails, every day, dawn to dusk
- The paved roller-ski loop
- Running and walking trails
- Lodge access during ski season
- Seasonal ski and snowshoe rental rates (members only)
- A membership card, mailed to you after you sign the waiver
Children 6 and under never need a pass or a membership.
Membership or day pass?
A ski day pass is $20 for an adult and $15 for a youth. An adult who skis 6 times in a winter has paid more in day passes than a $100 membership costs, and a membership is for the whole year, not one season: the same card covers the disc golf course in June and the singletrack in September.
| Who | Day pass | Membership | Cheaper after |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult | $20 / visit | $100 / yr | 5 visits |
| Youth (7–18) | $15 / visit | $50 / yr | 3 visits |
| Family of four | $70 / outing | $225 / yr | 3 outings |
| Summer trails, disc golf, mountain biking | $8 adult / $5 youth per visit | Included | Every visit |
Day passes are still the right choice if you are passing through. They are sold online or at the trailhead honor box. See day pass prices →
Two steps, about five minutes.
- Sign the waiver. Every trail user signs the FKOC release form through WaiverSign before using the trails or facilities. It takes about two minutes and opens in a new tab.
- Pay on Zeffy. When you finish the waiver, WaiverSign sends you straight to our Zeffy page to pick your membership type and pay by card.
- Head for the trails. Zeffy emails your receipt right away, and your membership card follows by mail.
Questions? info@fortkentoc.org
What your membership pays for.
Fort Kent Outdoor Center is a community nonprofit, a 501(c)(3). Membership is the lifeblood of the FKOC: it is the primary source of funding that sustains grooming, trail maintenance, and the lodge, year after year. If you would like to do more, the endowment fund is built to carry the trails for decades.
Questions about membership.
When does a membership start and end?
All memberships run January 1 through December 31, whichever day you join.
Do children need a membership?
Children 6 and under never need a pass or membership. Ages 7 to 18 use a Youth membership ($50) or are covered by a Family membership.
Who counts as family?
Everyone living in the same household.
Does a membership cover disc golf and mountain biking?
Yes. One membership covers every trail in every season, including the disc golf course (May through October) and the singletrack network.
Can I bring my dog?
Leashed dogs are welcome on all snowshoe trails and on the marked pet-friendly ski trails: parts of the Volunteer Trail, Mickey's Way, and Piste Acadienne from the Red Barn trailhead, and the lower Green Bean Trail from the Lonesome Pine trailhead. Dogs are not allowed on the Lodge Trails. In summer, leashed dogs are welcome on all trails.
Dogs on trails →Does a membership include ski rentals?
No. Daily rentals are extra: $20 for an adult ski package, $10 for a youth package, $15 and $5 for snowshoes. Children 6 and under rent free with a paying adult. Members can rent for the whole season instead: $120 for an adult ski package, $80 youth, $50 and $25 for snowshoes, and $50 for a child 6 and under.
Rental rates →How do I join or renew?
Sign the release form through WaiverSign. When you finish, it sends you to our Zeffy page to choose your membership and pay by card. Your membership card is mailed to you.
Join for the year.
$100 adult · $50 youth or student · $225 family. Two steps, about five minutes.
Just visiting? See day passes →