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Sugarloaf Resort Information The only lift serviced above treeline skiing in the East! Snow Guarantee - Not satisfied with the conditions? Return you lift ticket before 10 AM to guest services and get a voucher entitling you to return visit within 12 months. |
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Sugarloaf USA is Maine's biggest ski mountain, featuring the only timberline lift service skiing in the East.
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With a continuous, one-mountain vertical drop of 2,820 feet, the longest
in the East, and a South Village elevation of 4,237 feet, Sugarloaf USA boasts of
more than 45 miles of trails ranging from novice to expert-only.
Plenty of gentle, cruiser terrain for learning skiers and riders. Intermediates can blast down Tote Road, Competition Hill, Narrow Gauge and Moose Alley. For those needing an adrenaline rush or gut check they can play in the snowfields or King Pine Bowl. Riders are able to catch big air, Tail Grab and pop Methods through the 2 parks and halfpipe. Whether its some of the best skiing in the East, outdoor activities at the Outdoor Center or relaxing with one of the area's fabulous mircro-brews. the "Loaf" is a destination that you can't try just once! |
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| The properties at the 'Loaf are all ski in/ski out, which is perfect for lunch and that midday cocoa. Apres-ski at the Sugarloaf Brew Haus is one of the unique places to taste some fine Maine microbrews (the lobster bisque is excellent also). For those who need to relax those tired muscles the Health Club is the place with 2 outdoor hot tubs, saunas and indoor pool and if you didn't get enough adrenaline flowing on the hill, you can try out the rock- climbing wall. | |||||||||||||||||
| Shipyard Brewhaus - Maine
microbrews go rather well with our pool tables and our wide-screen TV.
That's precisely why we serve them. Pub fare to fill the belly.
Located at the Sugarloaf Inn. 207-237-6837 * A Sno-Search Staff
Favorite*
The Seasons Restaurant - Fresh Maine Lobster served nightly from "the big tank." Thursday is prime rib night and every morning begins with a full belly. In the Sugarloaf Inn. 207-237-6834 Double Diamond Restaurant & Pub - Think incredible edibles and potent potables. Have a fab food experience in The Grand South Village Resort Hotel. Entertainment warms the winter nights and our pub serves 'til 10:30 pm. 207-237-2222 ext. 4220 Bullwinkle's - At the top of the Bucksaw, we lure folks off West Mountain like the Sirens of ancient myth. We've doubled in size and expanded our American Bistro Menu. Lunch every day. Kick back on the porch. 1-800-THE LOAF for Saturday and Wednesday night reservations. Theo's - A good old hometown brewpub. Fantastic pizza, a few pool tables, and an army of microbrewed beers. On the access road. 207-237-2211
The Bag & Kettle - Ever-popular to the point
of legendary, "The Bag" boasts big burgers, world famous soups,
and boot-stomping entertainment. Gepetto's - Great salads, pasta, soup and steaks (and atmosphere). A mini-arcade downstairs keeps the kids busy. 207-237-2192 Java Joe's - Try Equal Exchange coffees and other delicacies at Joe's, our funky coffee shop on Main Street in the Village. 207-237-3330 |
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The Widowmaker Lounge - Join us for your favorite cocktails and live music after a day on the slopes. We're on the third floor of the base lodge, but you can just follow the sound of the party. We serve lunch, too. 207-237-6845 Shipyard Brewhaus
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microbrews go rather well with our pool tables and our wide-screen TV.
That's precisely why we serve them. Pub fare to fill the belly. Double Diamond Restaurant and Pub -
Double Diamond pub features a cozy fireplace and
nostalgic decor. Located in the heart of the the hotel, we offer a
selection of local microbrews and Maine favorites to wash down good pub
eats. Theo's Microbrewery and Pub - Pool tables, dartboards and our famous Carrabassett Pale Ale. All the trappings of a wicked good brew pub. Ask about a tour of the brewery. 207-237-2211 The Bag & Kettle - The Bag makes its own beer. The Bag gets better every year. The Bag has extra ski parking in the rear. The Bag does not allow pet moose or deer. 207-237-2451 |
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| Hug's - Fine
Northern Italian cuisine in a cozy setting. Carrabassett Valley.
207-237-2392
Tufulio's - Specializing in amazing pizzas and other Italian fare, with great specials nightly. Dinner only. Carrabassett Valley. 207-235-2010 Julia's Restaurant - Fireside dining in a restored Georgian Mansion featuring continental cuisine. Wine tasting available. Kingfield. Open 6pm to 9pm. Reservations only. 207-265-5421 Longfellow's Restaurant - Casual setting for lunch or dinner overlooking the Carrabassett River. Daily specials. Kingfield. 207-265-4394 Mainely Yours - Small,
family-style restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Stratton.
207-246-2999 One Stanley Avenue - Fine dining and gracious service in a restored Victorian home. Specializing in dishes prepared with ingredients native to Maine. Excellent wine selection. Kingfield. 207-265-5541 Porter House Restaurant - Country dining in a restored 1908 farmhouse. Featuring roast duck, seafood and steaks. Eustis. 207-246-7932 Riverside Café - Casual spot for a hearty breakfast overlooking the Carrabassett River. Located at Anni's Market. Kingfield. 207-265-4037 Trails End Steakhouse and Lounge - Casual
dining, with burgers, steak and seafood. Eustis.207-246-7511 |
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The Anti-Gravity Center
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Located at the foot of Sugarloaf/USA, this new recreation facility is home
to state-of-the-art dry land training equipment. The features of the
building include Maine's largest indoor skate bowl with one of the most
aggressive street park designs currently constructed in New England. The
land that the facility sits on was donated by the Sugarloaf Mountain
Corporation and will also feature trampolines with harness rigging, an
indoor rock climbing wall, and a multipurpose court with running track
along with weight training and aerobic facilities. A new skate surface
called "tough-stuff" covers the ramps and transitions in the
skate park allowing skateboarders and inline skaters to attack new
maneuvers and tricks. 207-237-5566
Ice Skating - Sugarloaf's Olympic-sized outdoor ice skating rink is open daily starting in mid December with music and lights. Ice skating is a perfect aprés ski activity for family and friends. Located at the Outdoor Center. Hours Snowshoeing - is available on all 100 kilometers of cross country ski trails. Snowshoers use the machine packed section of the trail while skiers use the set track. The packed surface provides an enjoyable outdoor experience without the rigors of breaking trail. Back country snowshoe trails are also maintained for winter use but are not machine packed. Short loop trails radiate outward from the lodge. Experts will enjoy the challenging Burnt Mountain Loop, which reaches the open ledges of the 3,600' mountain. Snowshoe rentals are available. Located at the Outdoor Center |
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| Mountainside Grocers - Conveniently
located at the corner of Route 27 and Sugarloaf access road. Full
selection of groceries and specialty foods. Best assortment of produce in
the area and fresh cut meats daily. Extensive line of wines, beers, and
Maine microbrews 207-237-2248 Ayotte's Country Store - Large general store located in Carrabassett Valley on Route 27. Extensive line of groceries, convenience items, meat and produce. We also sell pizzas, breakfast sandwiches, and deli sandwiches. Gasoline and automotive supplies are also available at convenient daily hours. (207) 235-2443 |
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| Call your Sno-Search representative to prepay for ski,
snowboard rentals and save off walk-in rates!
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| Perfect Turn®
Clinics are recognized as one of the finest in the ski industry. One
hour and 45 minute clinics are available three times daily for both skiing
and snowboarding. Contact your Sno-Search representative and prepay for
all clinics.
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