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Sugarloaf

Meet The Mountain

Sugarloaf, Maine's largest ski resort, offers skiers and snowboarders unparalleled access to some of the most expansive terrain in New England, including the only lift-assisted above-tree-line skiing in the East.

Boasting 15 lifts, 176 developed trails & glades, and over 1/360 acres of terrain to explore, you'll find yourself discovering a new section of the mountain with each returning visit.

At A Glance

Summit of Sugarloaf in Winter

4,237'

Summit Elevation

Sugarloaf aerial in winter

2,820'

Vertical Drop

Snowboarder riding on a crosscut facing Burnt Mountain

1,360

Developed, Skiable Acres

powder skier on bluebird day

176

Trails & Glades

Mountain Maps

Sure, Sugarloaf may be Maine's second-largest mountain, but thanks to various resort maps available right at your fingertips, it's now easier than ever to get to know the mountain.

Yearly trail maps are available to pick up in person throughout the resort, including in the Base Lodge and Guest Services.

Sugarloaf Mountain in the sun
Trail Map
two mountain bikes on trail
Bike Trail Map
Nordic Skiing
Nordic Skiing Map
Skiing from Burnt Mountain summit
Burnt Mountain Map
Resort Village-aerial view
Resort Map
Interactive Trail MapUphill Travel Route
6 On-Mountain Destinations

Find Your Zone

Discover a new zone to explore with each visit to Sugarloaf.

The Heart of Sugarloaf, Conveniently Funneled Down to the Base Area

Vertical Drop: 2,820 feet (860 meters)

Developed, Skiable Terrain: 1,360 acres

Number of Trails: 176 trails and glades

Longest Run: 3.5 miles (Tote Road)

Lifts: 15 lifts, including high-speed quads

Annual Snowfall: Average of 200 inches

Elevation: Summit at 4,237 feet (1,291 meters)

Snowmaking: Covers 95% of groomed trails

This Is Sugarloaf