Sugarloaf Maine
One of the overlooked attractions of the Maine High Peaks Region is the magic of water & our mountainous terrain, that makes for some superb hikes to casual picnic sites, or cooling off places on hot days. During the spring melt, or at other times when there’s been rain in the mountains, they all transform from docile steams into spectacular torrents, so check out these spots to see some of our favorites! [Read more…]
Rose Winter came to visit us and give is a look at just a few of the great items she has at Scentsations, right on Main St in Kingfield. Visit her today! Open daily from 10-6
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Matt Swan of Tumbledown Brewing Company stopped by to tell us about his handcrafted beers brewed locally right in Farmington, Maine… Stop by the brewery today, it’s time for a Tumbledown!
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Band from Uncle (oh how we miss you, Uncle AL!); skiing out back on Spaulding; WMCC: some of the many reasons why we love living in our region!
With the help of T & L’s sleds, Crusher, AJ & Listo accompanied WSKI’s Eric Schwink several years ago on this backcountry tour w/ the Environmental Disaster Ski Team, plus a few words on Western Mtns. Center for Children! [Read more…]
Out of the archives is this un-edited footage from the ’80s when horseback riding was available from Sugarloaf/USA as another non-winter activity to do in the region. There is a quick close up from afar of the fire tower at the summit of Bigelow Mtn, but although the tower & the horses are gone, that knock-out view from within the Bigelow Preserve along the shores of Flagstaff Lake still remains, with various ways to enjoy it; by foot, mountain bike, or boat! … or horse, if you bring your own! This is our backyard; you’re invited year-round! Come out & play!
