Sugarloaf Maine
Tammy Goldfrank & Sue Davis were Guests on WSKI’s Mountain Report to share news of the upcoming Bicentennial in Kingfield & the year full of events being planned to honor such a significant milestone in this beautiful community with a rich history set upon the Carrabassett River against the backdrop of the Maine High Peaks!
Carrabassett Valley’s Bike Shop expert shares some valuable info to Know Before You Go with a few simple steps to check your mountain bike out & your personal gear as well to ensure you are good to go!! Outdoors adventures are way better when you can plan for the unexpected & avoid breakdowns; thanks, Bob, for this great advice!
WSKI-TV 17 & wskitv.com bring you the updated events not to be missed all year-round, whether a local or visitor, these events add value to our lives, & lifestyle, in the Maine High Peaks!
Click here for a video hike up Snow Mtn located just below the Chain of Ponds area in Franklin County. Snow mountain is a great wilderness hike with a very rewarding summit view via the old fire tower. If you like fishing….well… bring your pole… that’s all we’re saying. [Read more…]
Located just about an hour’s drive from the Sugarloaf region and 20 min. from downtown Rangeley is West Kennebago Mountain. This is a moderate hike taking about 3.5 hours with its summit elevation topping out above 3700 feet. Driving directions to the Trailhead from Rangeley: Take Route 16 west from Oquossoc (toward Wilson’s Mills) 4.8 miles to the dirt road on the right (Morton Cut-off Road). Go 3.2 miles and take a right at the intersection. Travel 5.3 miles to the trail. The trails is marked with a sign and red blazes.
