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CrossCountry Skiing near Sugarloaf
- Thread starter katie0406
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There are good trails at Sugarloaf for XC. Check out their site.
http://sugarloaf.com/activities-and-nightlife/outdoor-center
http://sugarloaf.com/activities-and-nightlife/outdoor-center
Jully
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If you want to drive a little bit, Rangeley, ME also has solid XC trails. Quite scenic from what I remember. Its a little over 40 minutes from SL. Figured I'd put in a plug for them since SB is now closed.
http://rangeleylakestrailscenter.com/
http://rangeleylakestrailscenter.com/
Just to add to the above....
If you are staying on mountain at the resort, you can access these trails right out your door for the most part. Here's a link to the trail map:
www.sugarloaf.com/Documents/Sugarloaf/Maps/Outdoor%20Center%20Map.pdf
In addition to that trail system, I would strongly encourage you to check out the Maine Huts & Trail System. These trails are technically not part of the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center network, however they are connected....Its easy to hit both networks with a simple road crossing on Route 27. Awesome trails and great vistas throughout the hut system. In addition, I would highly recommend a stop at one of the huts....Its a great place to stop, rest/relax, have lunch (may need to reserve or pre-arrange for food??) and take in the scenery. As a Maine outdoor enthusiast, IMO this is one of the best things that's happened up in the Western Mountains of ME servicing both winter and summer outdoor activities with awesome amenities & facilities that are totally off the grid.
Here is another link to the Maine Huts & Trails system with lots of info...Enjoy !!
https://mainehuts.org/
If you are staying on mountain at the resort, you can access these trails right out your door for the most part. Here's a link to the trail map:
www.sugarloaf.com/Documents/Sugarloaf/Maps/Outdoor%20Center%20Map.pdf
In addition to that trail system, I would strongly encourage you to check out the Maine Huts & Trail System. These trails are technically not part of the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center network, however they are connected....Its easy to hit both networks with a simple road crossing on Route 27. Awesome trails and great vistas throughout the hut system. In addition, I would highly recommend a stop at one of the huts....Its a great place to stop, rest/relax, have lunch (may need to reserve or pre-arrange for food??) and take in the scenery. As a Maine outdoor enthusiast, IMO this is one of the best things that's happened up in the Western Mountains of ME servicing both winter and summer outdoor activities with awesome amenities & facilities that are totally off the grid.
Here is another link to the Maine Huts & Trails system with lots of info...Enjoy !!
https://mainehuts.org/
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