Sugarloaf

Wax up the skis. It's time to hit the mountain. Maine's largest resorts are open or about to be.

'Tis the season, the snow has returned. Here. We. Go.

Maine's "Big 3" are getting national recognition by a very popular travel site.

One of Maine's most popular mountains is getting ready for what should be another great winter.

Lovefood tabs a relatively new joint near Sugarloaf for the mom & pop crown.

If you love unique restaurants and unforgettable experiences then this restaurant is a must-visit! I should also mention you can only get there by snowmobile.

Popular ski mountain Sugarloaf is actually Maine's second tallest mountain, towering slightly above other peaks in Western Maine.

Look inside the sprawling estate that features its own golf course, skating rink and helicopter pad amongst other wild amenities

Titcomb Mountain is not only a great place to learn to ski or ride, it is also very affordable!

Skiers and riders, don't miss this chance to save some cash on a season pass!

You can now purchase a ski jacket designed to hold a 12-pack of beer

Maine residents receive discounted rates all week!

The Maine Ski Hall of Fame, located in Kingfield in the Sugarloaf Sports Outlet Building, will induct eight new members on October 28.

Get ready to get a tour of our great state like you've never had before. This amazing Google Earth flyover will take you all over Maine in under five minutes. You'll get amazing perspective on places like: Fort Gorges Thomas Hill Standpipe in Bangor The Portland Museum of Art Sunday River and Sugarloaf Funtown/Splashtown Eartha-the World's Largest Globe The State House in Augusta Tons of other co

Seven people were injured after a chairlift at Sugarloaf Mountain malfunctioned. It was the King Pine chairlift that was the issue late Saturday (March 21) morning.

It was a happy ending to the search for a missing teenager on Sugarloaf this week. Maine wardens say a 17-year-old skier who was found alive and well at Maine's Sugarloaf ski resort survived two nights in the wild by building a snow cave for shelter while walking toward the sound of snowmobiles during the day. Clever kid.