What’s New at Maine Ski Resorts
New Season Improvements at Maine Resorts
Maine has a selection of ski areas and ski resorts unmatched by many other states. Where to ski? Maine ski areas range from full-service ski resorts – Sunday River and Sugarloaf Mountain – to family-friendly areas like Shawnee Peak and the Camden Snow Bowl. Many Maine Ski Areas and Ski Resorts provide state-of-the-art snowmaking. Maine ski areas do grooming on a regular basis to ensure quality skiing on trails. Ask us about Maine or share your Maine comments. To feature your Maine business, contact us.
Maine Ski Area Updates
Maine Ski areas and ski resorts here in Vacationland have added a host of improvements to their facilities–including new trails, new quads, additional glades, and cutting-edge upgrades in snowmaking–to name only a few. Maine ski areas are spending more than ever to improve and renovate. Here is a look at some of the improvements for Maine’s ski resorts this season:
Lost Valley
Sunday River
Sunday River offers some of Maine’s most dependable snow, and the 2013-2014 season is no different. This year, Sunday River installs 224 new Impulse snowguns on four major trails; Lollapalooza, Rogue Angel, Risky Business, and the new T72 terrain park. At 15 acres, T72 is Sunday River’s largest terrain park yet, with an 18-foot superpipe and the resort’s largest jump line. Located on the North Peak between 3D Trails and Dream Maker, T72 was developed through a partnership with Snow Park Technologies – course designers for the Winter X Games.
Sugarloaf
A ten-year plan that began in 2007, The Sugarloaf 2020 project includes expanded terrain, more summer activities, village expansions and brand new lifts. The 2013 improvements include a 30-person outdoor hot tub at Sugarloaf Mountain Hotel, continued glad cutting on Burnt Mountain, widened trail for ski racing, and 200 new low energy snowguns. Experience Sugarloaf, the largest ski resort East of the Rockies.
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