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When the snow melts, the fun is just getting started.
Summer at Sugarloaf
Surrounded by 4,000 foot peaks, meandering rivers, and crystal clear lakes, Sugarloaf is home to endless opportunities for summer adventures, whether your idea of adventure is a night out under the stars, or a leisurely round of golf with a cocktail.
Sweet Summer Savings
Summer at Sugarloaf just keeps getting better, and now you can get in on the fun with our sweetest deal of season: Midweek lodging starts at $99 all summer long.
Where To Start
Everybody knows how much fun we have in the winter, but summer at the Loaf has a special magic all its own. This year, more restaurants and shops are open than ever, and as always the fun on the mountain is endless. Plan ahead to make sure you don't miss a second of the action; check out the links below to get started.
Plan Your Trip
Summer Activities
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Mountain Biking
Explore over 80 miles of cross-country mountain bike trails, from technical single track to flowy beginner terrain.
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Ziplines
Fly through the trees on a guided zipline adventure; reservations required, open June 15-Oct 14.
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Segway Tours
Zip around Sugarloaf on an off-road Segway... it's even more fun than it looks!
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Scenic Lift Rides
Open Saturdays & Sundays: Take in the mountain scenery from the comfort of the SuperQuad, then hike or take the lift back down.
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Guided Adventures
Book a guided adventure: Moose Tours, Fly Fishing, Canoe Trips, and Pontoon Boat Tours offered weekly.
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Disc Golf
Our 18 hole disc golf course is located just above the base area, with sweeping views of the Bigelow Range.
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Hiking
Explore the region's legendary hiking terrain, from gentle treks to 4,000 foot peaks, and even sections of the Appalachian Trail.
Summer Activity Pass
Wanna do it all? The Summer Activity Pass includes a zipline tour, 20 minute Segway tour, unlimited scenic lift rides all summer, and 15% off at 45 North & Strokes Bar and Grille. At just $59, this is one of the hottest deals of the summer.
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Maine's #1 Golf Course
Sugarloaf Golf Club
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For all levels
Sugarloaf Golf School
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At the Sugarloaf Golf Club
Strokes Bar & Grille
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Top golf brands & knowlegable staff
Sugarloaf Pro Shop
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Upcoming Summer Events
Jul 17 - 23
Guided Adventures
Book a guided Moose Cruise, Flagstaff Lake Boat Tour, Canoe Trip, or Fly Fishing Excursion and explore Carrabassett Valley with a guide.
Jul 20
Allspeed Mountain Bike School: Women's Clinic
Allspeed Cyclery & Snow will be hosting a series of mountain bike skills clinics at the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center. They'll focus on teaching novice-level riders basic and easy to learn skills.
Sep 27 - 29
Fall Photography Retreat
Join Photographer and Sugarloafer Jamie Walter for a weekend photography retreat this fall.
Nine, Wine & Rules
Review the rules of the game, play nine holes, and enjoy a wine tasting. Meets Monday afternoon once a month.
Summer Apres Series
The Summer Après Series runs throughout the summer at Sugarloaf, featuring free live music on the Beach and tap takeovers by local breweries.
Summer Dining
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45 North
Open daily all year, 45 North is Sugarloaf’s signature restaurant at the Sugarloaf Mountain Hotel.
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Strokes Bar & Grille
Overlooking the Sugarloaf Golf Club, serving cocktails, breakfast, lunch, and dinner all summer.
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Sports & Fitness Center Cafe
Open for the summer, the Sports and Fitness Center Cafe serves fresh pizza, made-to-order wraps, salads, and more.
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Shipyard Brewhaus
Now open for the summer; the Shipyard Brewhaus offers trailside pub favorites with friendly service. independently owned and operated.
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D'Ellies
Open daily year-round, serving breakfast and lunch in the Village... it's all about the bread.
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Alice & Lulu's
Now open for the summer; Alice & Lulu's offers an après experience for the food-obsessed. Locally sourced, expertly prepared, and just steps from the SuperQuad.
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The Rack
Open for the summer; the Rack offers burgers, beer, and barbeque at the bottom of the Access Road. The Rack is independently owned and operated.