Jockey Cap

Fryeburg, Maine · opened 1936lost 1938

Thanks to new information from the Fryeburg, ME Historical Society, we now have the complete story of this historical Maine ski area. Diane Jones and Ted Nixon provided the following information from the historical society. The ski tow was built at Jockey Cap in 1936, and was the first rope tow in the state. Ten young business men in Fryeburg got together and formed a corporation, with each member putting in $25.00, so at a cost of $250.00, plus contributions of considerable labor from the corporation members and many of the townsmen, the Ski Tow, under the direction of Henry McIntire, was bui…

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Snowfall by season

No reported season totals for this area yet.

The 2026-27 season

Modeled snowfall, season to date (ERA5)

No daily weather for this season.

Terrain open, from published snow reports

No snow reports captured for 2026-27. Historical reports come from Internet Archive snapshots of the resort's snow-report page (neski wayback).

Season history

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Reported snowfall, snow days and base depths come from OnTheSnow's season history or the resort's own reports. Opening and closing dates are the first and last archived snow report showing terrain open (* = projected). Modeled snowfall is ERA5 reanalysis at the resort's coordinates and is not comparable to the reported column.