The hot spots for sledding in Maine are a lot like the beaches. Locals generally don't like to disclose where the best hills are for sledding. That's ok, because usually the best spots are public–the only downside is, they could be busy. In my years growing up in Maine, I've never had a problem with overcrowding when sledding; then again I've always liked making new friends, even if the friendship only lasted for the duration of a few hours of sledding.
A few sledding spots listed are word-of-mouth from locals, so some sledding spots could no longer exist or could even be overgrown with trees. I would also like to mention that water tubes are not sufficient for sledding. Water tubes will likely pop from the weight and friction with the snow. Consider yourself warned–it's not fun driving all the way to your sledding hill in Maine only to have your tube pop on your first run down the hill. In any event, be safe and most importantly, have fun!
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