Red Diamond Trail is open for hiking in the summer and fall.
- The Red Diamond Summer Hiking Trail (see map below) is about a 3-mile, 90 minute walk. Begin on the rocky summit access road under the triple chairlift to the trail marker at Tower 5.
Hosmer Brook Trail is for hiking only. Hosmer Brook Trail does not loop, so plan to turn back once you reach the end. The trail begins to the right (west/southwest) of the base of the triple chairlift and the stone wall where the bike trail turns left, about 3/10s of a mile from the parking lot. Travel up along the farthest tree line and then enter the woods at the sign.
- The Hosmer Brook Trail is a 1.1 mile lollipop-shaped hiking and snowshoeing trail maintained by Coastal Mountains Land Trust.
Kuller Trail trailhead is at the pond end of the main parking lot, left (east/ocean side) of the double chairlift. Look for the wide dirt path (vehicles not allowed) and follow the signs. Kuller Trail loops and is multi-use, so expect to see mountain bikers and use caution. You can connect to the Red Diamond hiking trail to the summit as the trail juts out onto Lookout ski trail - look for the red blaze. There is also a set of kiosks with information and maps available near the boat launch, just before entering the main parking lot.
- The Kuller Trail is about 2 miles long and about a 45-minute walk. Hikers can also access the Red Diamond Trail from the Kuller Trail.
During the summer, hikers can also walk the entire rocky summit access road under the triple chairlift.
- Note: there is no shade, it is a vertical ascent and footing can be trecherous and hard on dogs' feet.
- Vehicles are not allowed on the access road except for maintenance purposes.
If you need further information or suggestions about the hiking trails, including maps, call the Camden Parks and Recreation Office at 207-236-3438 or send an email to info@camdensnowbowl.com.
Please note that during the winter ski season, from Dec. 1 through March 31, there are different policies in effect for trail use and dog visitations at the Ragged Mountain Recreation Area.
All dogs must be on a leash, per town ordinance, or under voice control at all times on Ragged Mountain trails.
