Sugarloaf Facts and Figures
- Summit Elevation: 4,237 feet
- Maine’s tallest winter resort and the second highest peak
- Only lift-serviced, above-treeline skiing in the East
- Base Elevation: 1,417 feet with the Sugarloaf Village at the base.
- 921 skiable acres, the most in the East.
- Green Circle: 34 trails/25% of total trails
- Blue Square: 44 trails/32%
- Black Diamond: 39 trails/28%
- Double-Black Diamond: 21 trails/15%
- Glades: 28 glades/14% (includes blue square, black diamond, and double-black diamond terrain, including 270 of glades in the new Brackett Basin area)
- Longest Trail: 3.5 miles from summit to base
- Snowmaking: 427 acres with 95% coverage on developed trails, glades excluded
- 10-Year Average Annual Snowfall: 200 inches
- Cross-Country Trails: 90 km
- 14 Lifts: 2 SuperQuads, 3 high-capacity quads, 6 doubles, 1 triple, 2 surface lifts
- Lift Capacity: 21,805 skiers per hour
- Length of Winter Season: November through early May
- Hours of Operation: Lower lifts open at 8:00 am, main mountain lifts open at 8:30 am. Lifts close at 3:45 pm