Sugarloaf Outdoor Center: Ski Trails

Description

With over 30 miles of groomed ski trails, there is something for everyone at the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center. Beginning skiers can make loops on the easier trails right from the lodge while more advanced skiers can go farther on the many intermediate trails. Expert skiers will enjoy the strenuous climbs and screaming downhills found on the expert loops. All the trails are groomed for both classic and skate skiing. For trail pass prices, visit the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center website. 

The lodge area has plenty of room for warming up, a retail and rental shop (lessons also available!) and the Bull Moose Cafe for post-ski lunch and cocoa. If you haven't had enough, there is also an ice-skating rink just outside the lodge area.

Other Information

• Trail passes are required for access from December 1 - April 15
• Ski under control at all times; you ski at your own risk
• Please make room if you encounter grooming equipment
• Pets are allowed only only on the West Branch Trail. They are not allowed on any other SOC trail from December 1 - April 15
• The descending skier has the right-of-way.
• Winter biking is allowed only on Snowbrook, Warming Hut, Redington Connector, Redington Loop and the Narrow Gauge Spur.
• Walking is not allowed on the trails in the winter; you must have either skis or snowshoes on to use the trails.

Trail Manager

For more information, visit the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center website or contact: