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Carrabassett Valley Anti-Gravity Recreation Complex

Address:  1001 Carriage Rd.
Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947
Phone:  (207) 237-5566
E-mail:  dbowker@tdstelme.net
Website: Website
Contact:  Deborah Bowker, Recreation Director
 
Services:  The Antigravity complex is a fitness facility for all ages. You can visit and just do about anything from shoot a couple of hoops or get full bodywork out. It is a great place for the family to visit for after skiing activities. We are located at the base of Sugarloaf USA. The Carrabassett Valley Antigravity Recreational Complex is a 20,000 square foot facility that boasts one of Maine's largest indoor skate bowls and one of the most aggressive street park designs constructed in New England.

Located behind Mountain Side Grocers, the complex is operated through a joint partnership between the Town of Carrabassett Valley and Carrabassett Valley Academy. Other features include trampolines with harnesses, an indoor rock climbing wall, a multi-purpose court with a running track and a fully equipped exercise/weight room, which encompasses our entire upstairs.

Fees:  Climbing wall, Skatepark & Skatebowl-Adult Day Pass: $7.00, Youth Day Pass: $4.00,

Exercise/Weight room-Adult Day Pass: $7.00, Youth Day Pass: $4.00,

Multi-purpose court- Adult Day Pass: $4.00 Youth Day Passes: $3.00.

Hours:  Monday 6am-10am; 3pm-9pm,Tuesday 6am-10am; 3pm-9pm, Wednesday 6am-10am; 3pm-9pm Thursday 6am-10am; 3pm-9pm, Friday 6am-10am; 5:30pm-10pm (6-9 p.m. climbing wall), Saturday 6am-1pm; 4pm-10pm (6-8 p.m. climbing wall), Sunday 7am-9pm (2-5 p.m. climbing wall).

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