Sugarloaf
Above the Trees
As the second largest ski destination east of the Mississippi, Sugarloaf is Maine’s second highest peak, offering the only lift-served skiing above treeline on the entire East Coast, plus ice skating and 43.5 miles of Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and fat biking trails, and more.
- Acres
- 1230
- Vertical Drop
- 2820'
- Avg Snowfall
- 200"
ON TOP OF THE WORLD
Hop a ride on the Timberline Quad to the summit of Sugarloaf, where you can experience the only lift-serviced above-treeline skiing in the east. Be sure to have your phone ready, the views at the top are more than selfie worthy with Katahdin and Mount Washington as your backdrop.
ELEVATED DINING
End your day with a multi-course mountaintop tasting at Bullwinkle's at Night. Arrive by passenger snowcat to the mountain restaurant, where you'll dine on chef-prepared small plates inspired by cuisines around the world and paired with wine, beer or spirits.
MOOSE TALES
The story of Amos the Moose is a treasured tale at Sugarloaf. Amos was a friendly moose who followed the 'Bigelow Boys,' the first group of skiers to hike Sugarloaf and start cutting runs in the 1940s. Today, Amos and his friends can be found skiing with little Loafers on The Birches Trail or in their cabins serving up s'mores and smiles.
LOCAL HACK
Snag accommodations on-mountain, or within the Sugarloaf Explorer shuttle route, to take full advantage of Sugarloaf's après scene.
Explore the Mountain
How to Get There
By Car
Get Driving DirectionsNearby Airports
- Sugarloaf Regional Airport B21 • 8 Miles
- Central Maine Airport of Norridgewock OWK • 50 Miles
- Portland International Jetport PWM • 118 Miles
Stories and Road Trips
