Sugarloaf Maine
All year-round, there is plenty of activity north of Sugarloaf, too! There’s a great variety of dining and services options, Stratton is not only a great place to find excellent home-cooked food and friendly service as you stock up on supplies for your adventures, it’s also a really nice place to spend the day enjoying all there is to see & do at any time of the year!!!!
WSKI’s sponsors keep us on the air and we couldn’t stay #1 for all these years without their support, so when out & about, please support them, too!! From eats to treats, summer beverages to winter’s joy. With a variety of things to do and places to visit further afield in the Maine High Peaks, en route, or travelling elsewhere in the Pine Tree State, explore these options.
Sugarloaf Mountain Resort provides the perfect location for the destination mountain wedding you have been dreaming of, or ANY special occasion, surrounded by the Bigelow Mountain Range, alpine forests and the meandering Carrabassett River, it’s an incredible location that friends and family will talk about for years to come. Sugarloaf has the function space to accommodate any size ceremony and reception. Our experienced staff will help you plan the perfect wedding or party, modest or lavish. Ceremonies can be conducted outdoors under the Bridal Bridge, inside at the Bell Interfaith Chapel or in one of our many spacious function rooms. Receptions or parties of varying sizes can be held in the Avery Ballroom at the Sugarloaf Inn, outside on the lawn of the Sugarloaf Inn or in one of the function rooms at the Sugarloaf Mountain Hotel or the Competition Center, OR at Strokes & Bullwinkle’s, new this winter!
Trust the details of your special events to our experienced Team to make your day the special one you deserve, led by the lovely Julia Eggleston, who was a guest on one of our Mountain Report shows.
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…]
