If you’re riding the lifts this season your going to need a mask. Period. Yeah, you can grab that disposable mask or that buff you’ve been wearing as a headband all summer but do yourself a favor and head into the Downhill Supply and get something that was made for skiing and riding. You’ll have a better experience. Get cold easy? They also carry all kinds of heated clothing from gloves, socks, vests and more. Watch the video and let Doctor Ed give you the lowdown… [Read more…]
Keeping it Safe at The Rack BBQ
The Rack BBQ at the bottom of the Access road has been constantly improving the property season after season, for all seasons. Why? So you the customer can have the absolute best time while enjoying the Loaf as well as The Rack. With the challenges of operating a business during “Covid Times” the owners have not missed a beat. Check out what they’ve done and continue to do to keep loafers safe and comfortable this season… [Read more…]
Kingfield Businesses to Check Out!
Always so much to do in the Maine High Peaks Region, all year-round, with a variety of shops & services that make life here extra sweet. Check out these Kingfield WSKI sponsor businesses who help keep us on the air, and add real value to life, or a visit, here with friendly customer service, no charge! [Read more…]
Spillover’s Christmas celebration at the Inn this Friday
Horse & wagon rides, homemade gift ideas, decorated TREES to admire… all that & more to bring a bit of Holiday Cheer so needed this season!
Mask up & enjoy! PS Planning a wedding? This is a fantastic spot…… spilloverplanning@gmail.com or call 207-246-6571
http://spillovermaine.com/
Inter-Faith Chapel at the Base of the Lifts. Another SPECIAL Piece of Sugarloaf Life.
Gerry Thompson has been skiing this mountain for over 50 years & one of the ways he gives his time & energy to our community is through his BOD capacity for our beloved Richard Bell Chapel. Not a lot of ski areas have their own chapel. In “the early days” Sunday services at Sugarloaf were held in the Baselodge basement. As the mountain grew, so did its need to use the basement space. With the support of Ski Club members, Dick Bell spearheaded a major fundraising campaign to build a chapel. He wanted it to be interfaith, & “ski-in, ski-out”. In 1968, the Sugarloaf Chapel became a reality, & in 1986 was renamed to honor Dick & his tireless efforts. The chapel continues to be held & maintained in a trust by a Board of Directors composed of Bell family members & other interested persons like Gerry. That building is important to the Heart & Soul of Our Mountain. Please help keep it going, if you can, this Holiday Season. We Are Very Thankful for our Richard Bell Chapel.
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