On Saturday, Snowfields Productions’ Andy G. was there to shoot the Flume Trail Running Race on the Mtn. Talk about an event made for our kind of fun outdoors competition! Both a 5K and 10K option for this backcountry foot race through the Sugarloaf Nordic Trail network went off with a Shotgun Start at 10:00AM and loads of runners entered who celebrated with a complimentary finish-line beer and a buffet and afternoon of music! Let’s hope this is the start of MANY more such summer events at Sugarloaf!
Mountain Bike Tips [ before you ride ]
Bob Ash, owner of Carrabassett Valley Bike, shows us some tips for making sure you and your bike are good to go before you head out on the trails. Carrabassett Valley Bike is located at the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center, just one mile south of the Sugarloaf Access rd. Bike repairs, trail snacks, local info and MUCH more! [Read more…]
1992 Downhill Mountain Bike Racing at Sugarloaf
As Carrabassett Valley’s miles of mountain bike trails grow & get more popular every year, here’s a reminder of the days when the Mountain had mountain biking DOWNHILL style… made only more fun w/ damp & foggy conditions for mud & slick cruising for this version of a wicked fun gravity sport, not for the faint hearted or those afraid of more than a faceful of dirt!!! Note the changes in bikes & tires since then!!!!!
Cathedral Pines Pathways & Eustis Ridge Overlook
Just north of Sugarloaf in Eustis are the unique “Cathedral Pines”. Beautiful tall Red Pines that tower above the landscape. On the corner of Eustis Ridge Road and Rt27 are some nice and easy trails to explore the Cathedral Pine forest. Great for hiking and biking in the summer months, and groomed xc ski trails and snowshoeing in the winter.
Just about a mile and a half up Eustis Ridge road on your right you’ll find the Eustis Ridge Overlook park. Picnic tables and great views of the Bigelow range can be enjoyed here… [Read more…]
Summer Gondola Ride
Wonder if we’ll ever have anything like this way to summit our mountain again?
Grandparents & little ones, all enjoyed the ride up & down, & incredible panoramic view while having a picnic on the deck, with that full 360 degree view from the Whites & Quebec, to Maine from east to south, all visible with just a few steps on the rocks above the Octagon.
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