Sugarloaf Stats

Sugarloaf is located in the heart of Carrabassett Valley, which was carved by the Carrabassett River and is surrounded by Maine's Western Mountains.

At A Glance

4,237
Summit Elevation
1,360
Developed, skiable acres
2,820
Vertical Drop
176
Trails & Glades
By The Numbers

Terrain Breakdown

  • 22% Icon
    22%
    Beginner
  • 32% Icon
    32%
    Intermediate
  • 25% Icon
    25%
    Advanced
  • 21% Icon
    21%
    Expert Only
  • Top of The World

    The Summit

    At 4,237 feet, Sugarloaf is the second tallest mountain in the state of Maine. Our signature Snowfields are the only lift-serviced above-treeline terrain in the East.

  • Sidecountry

    Sugarloaf features 30 named glades, the largest of which clock in at more than 100 acres. Our sidecountry terrain on Burnt Mountain and Brackett Basin contains more than 1000 acres of glades.

  • New Terrain

    West Mountain

    Sugarloaf recently expanded West Mountain which now includes12 beginner and intermediate trails, creating a family-friendly zone. With nearly 300 acres of developed trails and glades spanning 1,500 vertical feet, West Mountain rivals some entire ski areas in its size.

  • Miles and Miles

    Tote Road

    Sugarloaf features more than 60 miles of trails and glades, including our longest trail - Tote Road - which spans 3.5 miles from the summit to the base.

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Going Up

Lift Stats

  • 15
    Lifts
  • 25,388
    Passengers Per Hour
  • 3
    High Speed Detachable Quads
  • 3
    Fixed Grip Quads
  • 5
    Double Lifts
  • 1
    Triple Lift
  • 3
    Surface Lifts

10-Year Average Annual Snowfall200"

Snowmaking Stats

  • 700
    Acres Of Coverage
  • 1,532
    Hydrant Sets
  • 6,382
    GPM Water Capacity
  • 2,700
    CFM Air Capacity