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Elevation
425m–1,269m
Ski area
87 km
Lifts
15
Nearest airport
Augusta State Airport (AUG) - 91 km
Schools
0 listed
Overview
Sugarloaf at a glance
Common questions
- Sugarloaf features diverse terrain, including unique above-treeline snowfields, scenic runs through birch forests for intermediates, and gentle slopes in the Whiffletree area for beginners. Advanced skiers can explore steep, exposed terrain.
- Sugarloaf offers the only above-treeline skiing in the eastern US, with its summit featuring exposed alpine snowfields. This provides a unique experience reminiscent of the western Rockies.
- Yes, beginners will find gentle terrain in the Whiffletree area, which is conveniently located near the slopeside village. This makes it easy to access.
- Advanced skiers can challenge themselves in the Snowfields above the treeline or explore the steep, exposed terrain of Brackett Basin sidecountry. These areas offer a unique feature for the eastern US.
- You'll find convenient overnight lodging directly in the slopeside village. This offers ski-in/ski-out access to the lifts and other amenities.
The mountain
Ski area details
Key stats
Summit1,269m
Base425m
Vertical drop (resort)844m
Vertical drop (domain)945m
Total Lifts15
Total Slopes87 km
The mountain
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The mountain
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About the resort
About Sugarloaf
Sugarloaf is an outdoor ski area in Maine, the United States. The available data lists terrain from 425 m to 1269 m elevation, 87 km of recorded slopes and 15 lifts.
About the resort
Key facts about Sugarloaf
The lifts run between 425m and 1,269m, a vertical drop of 844m. 87 km of marked pistes are served by 15 lifts. The nearest airport is Augusta State Airport (AUG) - 91 km.
Resort guide
Sugarloaf resort guide
Sugarloaf offers the only above-treeline skiing in the eastern US. Its summit rises into the exposed alpine zone, featuring open snowfields reminiscent of a miniature version of the western Rockies.
For intermediates, Tote Road is one of the longest runs in the east, stretching over two miles. Skiers can enjoy beautiful runs through birch forests.
Beginners will find gentle terrain in the Whiffletree area, conveniently located near the slopeside village.
For advanced skiers, the Snowfields above the treeline and Brackett Basin sidecountry offer steep, exposed terrain, a unique feature in the eastern US. Find an instructor at Sugarloaf to explore these challenging areas. Find an instructor at Sugarloaf →
The slopeside village provides a selection of restaurants for evening dining and socialising. Guests can also enjoy a heated outdoor pool after a day on the slopes.
Overnight lodging options are available directly in the slopeside village, offering convenient ski-in/ski-out access to the lifts and amenities.
Sugarloaf is included on the Ikon Pass, allowing guests to combine their trip with Sunday River, another resort also part of the Ikon Pass.
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