-
J Sanford
- Queen City, Maine
- United States
- Share
- Share on Twitter
- Share on Facebook
- Blog Posts
- Discussions (92)
- Photos (9)
- Photo Albums
- Videos
J Sanford's Discussions
J Sanford's Page
Gifts Received
J Sanford has not received any gifts yet
Latest Activity
Unless we get a major blower opening day will be the weekend before T-Day. After last year I would be happy with that.
Great stuff. Bring on the snow!
Its official!
Heard the same rumore with enough detail to suggest it is true. The zipline is marked between poleline and skiway, running over the Gondi creek.
The King of Spring is just rubbing it in now. Well done!
I will go with awesome
SugarShack is a generic name. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_house
Again, it isn't outrageously expensive to build and operate a sugarhouse. My in-laws run a 200 gallon operation, with over 550 taps...it is a relatively cheap start-up that can be recouped in a season or two.
King Pine was moreso a one-and-done sit…
Profile Information
- Sugarloafer Since:
- 1998
- Tails up or down?
- Down
- First chair, last chair, or both?
- Both
- Favorite Sugarloaf food
- Bag Burger
- Helmet or hat?
- Helmet
- I'd rather be
- Carving corduroy
J Sanford's Photos
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 7:04pm on February 15, 2009,
Bob said… - Hi. Your observations are pretty accurate. The picture was taken from a snowmobile trail on the south side of south crocker mtn. You can see the trail(s) clearly (on a clear day) from the top of timberline. If you are not framiliar w the area I'd suggest a fall hike up the A.T. from carribou bog road. turn on the road at the (almost) top of Bigellow Hill on 27 and go about 6 miles. the road is pretty good and you can probably make it in a car. You'll know you're close when you cross the steel grate bridge. The A.T. is pretty obvious w sort of small but obvious parking . the trail is marked w white blazes. moderat hike. a few hrs. you can make a loop out of it if you use the spur up to the sugarloaf summit (.5 mi), but you'll need a shuttle back to your car. If you've got a snowmoble, all bets ar off. just go. I've been up there more than a few times and I still take my gps. lot of logging roads, twists and turns. def. oneof our to 3 hikes / rides. enjoy. bob
- At 6:14pm on November 13, 2008,
Heather said… - my family's farm is on the west side of silver lake. did your kids go to perry???
- At 4:56pm on November 10, 2008,
Heather said…
- Middle Falls - it most definately is. Home Sweet Home.
Links
Latest Activity
I have a question on how far down the mountain phase 1 will go. The map shows it all the way to Snowbrook /lower part of Woody Creek. Is this really where it will end or will it somehow end onto the Stubb's Glase condo access trail?
Mtnbrew
Ethan,
Can you please clarify how access will be gained to the new gladed area? I understand that you can access most of it via the top of King Pine, but what about at the bottom? My understanding is that for now is that this area is accessible by…
Does anyone know what the impact to the cross-country trails and the dog trail above Snowbrook will be? Will we still be able to hike Burnt in Winter?
SO amazing. So so so so so amazing.
STOKED. Ill be gone before stage 3 is done but can't wait to check out stage one this winter and possibly stage 2 next. Guna add some awesome terrain
That's not even half of the big announcment. Sugarloaf finally has a 10 year long term plan:
http://sugarloaf2020.com/
OK. I will ruins the surprise.
I would love to see a disc golf course at Sugarloaf.
Anyone up there ever thought about putting a disc golf course on the mountain for use in the summer time. Alot of ski resorts are doing this now and sugarloaf would be a great place for a course. Just an idea wondering what everyone else thought abo…
It is a three phase project so it won't be fully done for a couple years. they are starting phase one this season.
SO SO SO HAPPYYYY!!!!!!
© 2010 Created by Sugarloaf.
