Sugarloaf

Standing proud as Maine's second-highest peak, Sugarloaf Mountain rises to 4,237 feet, offering the only lift-served above-treeline skiing in the East. This expansive mountain features 1,240 acres of developed terrain, including the legendary snowfields that have challenged skiers and riders for generations. From gentle learning slopes to steep double-black diamonds, Sugarloaf's varied terrain has earned its reputation as one of New England's most comprehensive winter destinations.

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Elevation: 1175m / 3855ft

The highest positioned Sugarloaf webcam offers a commanding view from the summit of Skyline lift. This live cam provides an incredible bird's-eye perspective of New England's largest ski area, perfect for checking upper mountain conditions and snowfall.

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Sugarloaf's network of 13 lifts efficiently moves visitors across the mountain, including the SuperQuad, which can transport 2,400 people per hour to prime skiing terrain. The strategically placed lifts provide access to 162 trails and glades, ensuring minimal wait times even during peak periods. The Timberline extension reaches the mountain's summit, giving riders access to Sugarloaf's signature above-treeline terrain.

Sugarloaf Lift System

Total Ski Lifts = 13

Quad Chair

Triple Chair

Double Chair

T-Bar

Surface Lift

Sugarloaf Resort Elevation

Trails

Total Runs

162

Total Area

1240 ac

501.8 ha

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

23%

Intermediate

34%

Advanced

27%

Expert

16%

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Location

Located in Carrabassett Valley, Maine, Sugarloaf sits approximately 4 hours north of Boston and 2.5 hours from Portland. The mountain's position in Maine's western mountains provides stunning views of the Carrabassett Valley and the Bigelow Mountain Range. The surrounding area maintains its authentic Maine character, offering visitors a genuine mountain community experience rather than a commercialized resort atmosphere.

Sugarloaf

, maine

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Season Info

Winter transforms Sugarloaf into Maine's longest-running ski season, typically operating from mid-November through early May. The mountain's high elevation and northern location combine to create ideal conditions for consistent snowfall, supplemented by advanced snowmaking coverage across 618 acres. Spring brings the famous "soft snow" season, when warmer temperatures and abundant sunshine create perfect conditions for late-season skiing.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

11/24/2024

Closing Day

4/4/2025

Days Open

132