Founders’ Night used to be a gathering, originally, of the people who made this mountain a ski area, & in this clip, we share a few words from Stub, who literally was the #1 Man, from kid under Amos’ wing, to cutting trails, heading up Patrol on the most rugged mountain in NE, to his retirement after five decades from being the premier Ski Patroller in the East, Hands Down! He was the BEST teacher to all who worked with him.
Here is more of the Sugarloaf story, from The Man Himself… hilarious. So grateful.
Put Carrabassett Summerfest on your calendar..
We stopped by KC’s Kreativity center to find out some of the details of this years Carrabassett Summerfest. Check out the video to learn more.. [Read more…]
June 1st; hey Snowmakers! Here’s your last piles remaining…
Seth said there’d still be snow in June after they wrapped their season in March. He was 100% correct!! Watch all the way thru for the hawk checking out the drone in Bigelow shot! Thanks again to our Snowmakers for another season where their efforts were 100% responsible for our joy! Sidewinder & Stomping Grounds berms & jump piles still hanging, too, cuz TP crew didn’t flatten them. Going to have to go up to let my dog roll in snow again & again …..!
Here’s what you want to Know Before You Go this long weekend; Happy Summer-Start from WSKI!
From weather to what’s open, where to eat & what’s happening! You won’t find this info anywhere but with WSKI-TV 17 & online: stay tuned.
Playlist below.
Take a Hike: Crocker Cirque
If you’ve skied on Sugarloaf mountain and looked to the northwest, you’ve most likely noticed the two huge bowl like shapes near by on the Crocker mountains. These “bowls” called “cirques” were formed by the glaciers. A very popular Cirque here in the northeast is Tuckerman’s Ravine on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. Crocker Cirque is fairly easy to get to and worth checking out! [Read more…]
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