The Sugarloaf Board Room has always been the go to source for gear and apparel for all of Sugarloaf’s riders. This year there will be some new faces, along with some familiar faces. We wanted to take some time to introduce the SBR team, and tell you a little about ourselves…
Name: Ben Rush
Age: 26
Set-up: K2 Gyrator 158, Burton Farm 157, K2 Turbo Dream 156, and K2 WWW…
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Added by Sugarloaf Board Room on November 8, 2009 at 10:30pm —
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When the sun starts to mosey on behind the mountain and the lifts shut down for the day, most of us either head home and rest our sore legs or celebrate another day on the hill with a few frosty beverages. We relax, get some sleep, and then head out the next day to find a smooth blanket of s…
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Added by Sugarloaf on November 6, 2009 at 5:36pm —
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There are alot of things i get ecited about when i amg etting cvlose to the many weekends a eyr i go up to surgarloaf to ski at my favorite place in the world 1but i living here in nb you dont hear much about anything new anything i should no about ? i herd they have started mking snow with is very eciting ! im thinking of cooming up next weekend when it is open ! it should be a blast ! has there been alot of rain up there ? the live webcams looks like it is good conditions all the way ! but i w…
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Added by Jon on November 6, 2009 at 11:35am —
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Not sure if you all have noticed the little countdown on the left side of the Community homepage, but we're down to just 17 days left until we open for the season. That, my friends, is exciting.
Opening day plans are similar to what we saw last year. Tote Road will be our firs…
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Added by Sugarloaf on November 2, 2009 at 6:30pm —
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Is it possible to be a ski-bum and live in Florida at the same time? Apparently the answer is yes, and you can just ask Ski Shop Manager John Byrne if you don't believe it. John managed a ski-shop in sunny Florida (that is a serious fact) before relocating back to Maine three years ago to take over the reigns of the Suga…
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Added by Sugarloaf on October 7, 2009 at 8:30am —
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Ran into Ron Moody at the DryDock in Portland yesterday! We miss him at Sugarloaf like crazy!
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Added by Bonnie Dowling on September 26, 2009 at 8:26am —
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Fall has come in rather quickly here in the mountains, and colors have really popped over the past few days. Not quite peak yet, but we're not far off. Homecoming, anyone?
Projects continue to move along on the mountain, with the new Peavey valve box nearing completion and the ne…
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Added by Sugarloaf on September 25, 2009 at 3:30pm —
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Hello Sugarloafers;
Does anyone when the Perfect Turn Staff will start to contact applicants ? I have submitted an application to be an instructor this winter but have not heard anything back yet.
Thanks
Kevin
Yarmouth
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Added by Kevin Ronan on September 25, 2009 at 10:54am —
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Hello Sugarloafers;
Does anyone know when The Bag opens up?
Kevin
Yarmouth
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Added by Kevin Ronan on September 11, 2009 at 9:21am —
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With the new line in place on Gondi Extension crews shifted focus this week to Peavey Crosscut and tying the new mainline into Sidewinder, Narrow Guage, Boardwalk, and Lower Winters Way. Basically what this means is a whole lotta welding and a whole lotta pipe pulling. Tools of choice include two welding trucks, an excavator, and a little tank-like beast we like to call "The Bomb." Once these lines are tied in construction will begin on the new valve box, and then we'll start welding hydrants in…
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Added by Sugarloaf on September 9, 2009 at 4:00pm —
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Hello ;
I am going up the the mountain this weekend . Does anyone know way restaurants are open ?
Thanks
Kevin Ronan
Yarmouth
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Added by Kevin Ronan on September 4, 2009 at 9:36am —
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One of the famous "String of Pearls," the fourteenth hole at Sugarloaf is very manageable but can easily go wrong if you approach it the wrong way. A fairly straightforward drive leaves you with a tricky approach that has no room for error. The front of the green is guarded by the Carrabassett River, while the woods and a green-side bunker require a dead-on second shot. A good drive will make your approach much easier, and in turn give you a good shot at par. Blow the drive and all bets are off.…
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Added by Sugarloaf Golf School on August 28, 2009 at 3:54pm —
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Even though the forecasts were promising bright sunny weather yesterday, conditions up on the summit were anything-but for most of the day. That didn't stop us from haul 825 feet of new snowmaking pipe up Gondi Extension though, thanks to a little help from the boys from Royal Trail Crew. Using a skidder, an excavator, and a whole lotta cable, we pulled two 800+ foot pieces of pipe across Spillway Crosscut and then straight up Gondi Extension to the summit. You wouldn't believe how flexible an 8…
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Added by Sugarloaf on August 27, 2009 at 2:00pm —
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This week we started hauling new snowmaking pipe up to the base of Gondi Line Extension on Spillway Crosscut, and began prepping the trail for the new line that will be going in next week. The summit of a 4,237 foot mountain is an interesting place to work, to say the least, so we thought we'd share a few quick photos. Check back for more next week when we'll be hauling pipe up the extension with a huge skidder...
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Added by Sugarloaf on August 20, 2009 at 1:32pm —
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Any owners or guests willing to comment on room improvements underway at the hotel? Most significant replacements/upgrades include beds and sleep sofas by Homecoming, with flat screen TVs and chairs to follow soon after.
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Added by Lane on August 16, 2009 at 6:03am —
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As the old saying goes: "Drive for show, putt for dough." Most of us spend the least amount of time practicing it, but nearly half of your score on any given round comes from putting, making it the most logical place to look if you want to shave some strokes. Putting is also the least athletic of any of the shots you'll try, meaning just about anybody be can be a good putter with the right technique and a little practice. Check out these tips from Sugarloaf Pro Scott Hoisington, and next time yo…
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Added by Sugarloaf Golf School on August 14, 2009 at 3:49pm —
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summer is going... going... not gone yet. so, i hiked sugarloaf about a week ago, if you know me very well you would know i am scared out of my mind of hieghts, it was amazing and very rewarding for me. i had this thought timberline is a smiley face trail... it maybe be the friendliset way down but during the summer its not so friendly up. got to the top and i had a moment, started to panic, wanted to get the heck down, calmed myself down, ate some grapes, and was ok. L.E. i took you advice and…
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Added by Sheena on August 14, 2009 at 10:37am —
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Earlier this summer we announced this year's round of
capital improvements, totalling $1.8 million, and with just over three months to go until we kick off t…
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Added by Sugarloaf on August 12, 2009 at 12:30pm —
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Aahh the fifteenth. The last in the famous "String of Pearls." It's a pretty straightforward par 3, with big, flat green that provides a great chance to add a birdie to your round. That is, of course, if you play from the blue or white tees. Step over to the black tees and it's a whole different ball game. Suddenly you're 175-180 yards away, and that green doesn't look nearly as big. The various tee options give this hole several different looks, making it unique and int…
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Added by Sugarloaf Golf School on August 6, 2009 at 11:00am —
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Hello Sugarloafers;
Hope everyone is having a good summer. I recently submitted an application to become a Perfect Turn Ski Coach. The upcoming season training is scheduled for November 14th -15th. Can anyone describe what the 2 day training covers? Enjoy your summer.
Kevin
Yarmouth, Me.
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Added by Kevin Ronan on July 30, 2009 at 1:14pm —
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