Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Fall Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the fall activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Photo: Kyle Haley
Saddleback:
Saddleback has planned for opening day to be November 23, however, with snowmaking shipping delays and mother nature not on our side, they have moved their tentative opening day to Saturday, November 27. You can still go to the mountain to get your season pass, rentals, and the pub. Hours and other information is below.
Hey college students! Want to ski and ride Sunday River, Sugarloaf, and Loon Mountain this winter season? You’re in luck, Purchase a 2021/22 New England Pass today! Click the link below to join the fun! ps. when skiing Loon, check out the new Kanc 8 and enjoy the ride!
Work at the same place you love to ski. Send in your resume for an unforgettable experience either out on the snow or staying inside, Saddleback has the jobs that best fit your personality. And hey, you might even work with me! Next Saturday, November 20, stop by 10-2 at the Saddleback base lodge. For more information about this awesome opportunity, check out the link below.
With mother nature giving us what’s left of summer, this doesn’t help the ski areas any. To learn about how your mountain is doing, check their social media or website if anything is posted through those platforms. Also, A BIG thank you to Bemmily Boose, SamanthaW, and Sebastian for liking last week’s email! You guys are awesome.
Weather:
Please Mother Nature, bring the cold temperatures our way! Just a little longer and we’ll be skiing. Pssst, live countdown on the Mountain Lift Status page, linked below 😉
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Fall Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the fall activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Photo: Sugarloaf Mountain
November:
Woah! Can you believe it’s November 5th? November means one thing for us skiers: SNOW! This November is expected to be a snowy one! Let’s get those skis dusted off and the snow dances going!
Saddleback:
Last weekend, I took a trip up to Saddleback to check out the progress. Although there weren’t any machines running at the time, you could tell they are still hard at work getting the mountain ready for us skiers. After all, this is crunch season for them. The photos below show the activity around the busy resort ranging from the new Cupstuptic T-Bar to the A-Frames and everything in between.
Photo: Cupsuptic T-Bar (10/30/21) Saddleback Crew Hung Tees on 11/2
Photo: South Branch Parking Area With New Moving Carpet (10/30/21)
Photo: Parmachenee A-Frames Construction (10/30/21)
Photo: Future Site of Employee Housing (Before South Branch Parking) 10/30/21
Moving Carpet:
Saddleback’s new Moving Carpet has a name! If you have been looking around our website you probably know it already: Mollychunkamunk. At first, I thought it was strange and the name didn’t feel right, however, Andy Shepard made a statement saying Mollychunkamunk was the former name of the Richardson Lake. After a while, the name grew on me and I think it will be a fun name for the kids to say. For the first season, Saddleback has said they will be running this lift as needed and it will be run by the Ski School. Basically saying it won’t be running all the time, only peak times or when they feel they need to run it.
Opening Dates:
All dates should be taken with a grain of salt. Below are the planned opening dates for the big mountains.
Saddleback: November 23
Sugarloaf: Before Thanksgiving
Sunday River: Before Thanksgiving
We’ll update you week by week via our emails, and through our Twitter.
Hats:
That’s right Mainely Skiers! Our hats are now in. Head over to the merchandise page and get yours today! Now 10% off through Sunday!
Killington has officially opened for the 2021/22 ski season, first in New England. Sugarloaf and Sunday River have kickstarted their fall season by getting those guns fired up! We should be skiing shortly!
Weather:
As I watch the countdown tick down to zero, I can’t help but notice our temps for this weekend. Let’s hope these temps keep dropping! Pssst, live countdown on the Mountain Lift Status page, linked below 😉
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Fall Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the fall activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Photo: Kyle Haley Photography
In Pursuit Of Soul:
In Pursuit of Soul, a short film by Teton Gravity Research, will explore the fiercely authentic culture of independent resort towns across the country, while meeting the people that call those mountains home – the true soul of skiing and snowboarding. Tonight, October 29, at 7:00pm, the Saddleback Pub will be doing a watch party because our very own Saddleback Mountain was featured in this film. With Lift Ticket giveaways and Saddleback Swag up for grabs, you won’t want to miss this! Watch the trailer below!
Video: Teton Gravity Research
Bethel Ski Sale:
Come support the Bethel Outing Club with their ski sale happening today and tomorrow, October 29-30 at the Gould Academy Field House on Church Street in Bethel. View what they have along with a detailed description of the event below.
Did you know we have a Twitter account? Consider following to see information such as lift closures, trail counts, mountain info, and retweets from other ski areas before anyone else!
If you haven’t heard already, Shawnee Peak was purchased by Boyne Resorts, the same company that owns and operates Sugarloaf and Sunday River. This purchase brings the total resorts owned by Boyne to ten, three of which are in Maine alone. Read all about it within a statement from Shawnee Peak below.
How about those “Arctic blasts” we had at the beginning of the week? Most places saw frost but some saw their first snowfall of the winter season. Although the temps don’t look promising for this weekend, fingers crossed one of the three big resorts will crank up their snowguns soon!
Weather:
As I watch the countdown tick down to zero, I can’t help but notice our temps for this weekend. No pressure or anything mother nature… but we’re all counting on you! Pssst, live countdown on the Mountain Lift Status page, linked below 😉
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Fall Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the fall activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
In Pursuit Of Soul:
In Pursuit of Soul, a short film by Teton Gravity Research, will explore the fiercely authentic culture of independent resort towns across the country, while meeting the people that call those mountains home – the true soul of skiing and snowboarding. On October 29, at 7:00pm, the Saddleback Pub will be doing a watch party because our very own Saddleback Mountain was featured in this film. With Lift Ticket giveaways and Saddleback Swag up for grabs, you won’t want to miss this! Watch the trailer below!
Video: Teton Gravity Research
Bethel Ski Sale:
Come support the Bethel Outing Club with their ski sale happening October 29-30 at the Gould Academy Field House on Church Street in Bethel. View what they have along with a detailed description of the event below.
Did you know we have a twitter account? Consider following to see information such as lift closures, trail counts, mountain info, and retweets from other ski areas before anyone else!
Did you catch the major ski area’s social media accounts on Tuesday? The tops of Sugarloaf and Saddleback saw some flakes. I say it’s time to start up the snow guns and get skiing before Halloween – Who’s with me?? Check out the video posted to Instagram from Jarod Emerson, Mountain Operations at Saddleback.
Is that snow?!? Big storms in the Rockies and the startup of some resorts in Colorado is a great sign for an epic winter! It’s not to late to purchase your pass at the major resorts! Use the links below to secure another winter full of fun!
Rumor has it, Killington has fired up their guns pumping out that white gold! Although this isn’t in Maine, it is in our future. Hopefully their snow can somehow fly over to us! With temps around the low 40’s at night, winter could be here before we know it! Fingers crossed for an early and snowy winter.
Weather:
I am pretty excited about those low temps this Saturday and Sunday. Close to freezing temperatures is a step in the right direction! Winter will be here before we know it! Pssst, live countdown on the Mountain Lift Status page, linked below 😉
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Fall Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the fall activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Photo: Bigelow Brewing
Football Sunday:
It’s game time at The Pub, Pull up a bar stool or grab a table with friends – The Pub at Saddleback has your Sunday Football line up covered. Enjoy food & drink specials while you watch the game. Enjoy a Saddleback Smash Burger, Wings & Draft Beer – $18 along with rotating specials on Wings & Apps!
Every Sunday throughout the month of October, they will have a beer sponsor with swag, prizes and giveaways. Each time you attend you will be entered to win their Grand Prize – a Silver Doctor 5-pack ticket bundle, Saddleback swag and other special items. Don’t fumble this amazing opportunity!
If you haven’t already purchased your season pass from Saddleback, today is the day! Enjoy the flexibility of one of Saddleback’s multiday ticket pack options! Select the Tight Line 4-Day Pass or the Silver Doctor 5-Day Pass. Ski and ride whenever you want throughout the season with NO blackout dates. Hurry though – Prices increase this Saturday, October 16! Still not sold? Check out the pass options below.
Did you know Quill Hill has a very family friending hiking trail? It is a low incline gradual path that goes for about 3/4 of a mile from the top to the turn out below. Incline is gradual and perfect for young families just starting to hike or anyone up for a low key walk. There is even a look out spot on the way up with chairs and a table, perfect to view the amazing fall foliage! Get a 360 degree view of the western Maine mountains including Saddleback! Plan a trip to the top now!
Well, it was a short one this week as next week won’t be one to be pack the calendar. However, check back next Friday for the whole weekend line-up.
Weather:
With the use of the warmer weather this week, we hope you were able to get those last minute chores around the house done. Winter will be here before we know it! Pssst, live countdown on the Mountain Lift Status page, linked below 😉
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Fall Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the fall activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Photo: Maine Drone Imaging
Oktoberfest – Saddleback:
Fall foliage, mountain views, live music, and a frosty pint? Come celebrate Oktoberfest at your favorite mountain! Saddleback, the Hight Family of Dealerships, and Bigelow Brewing Company present Oktoberfest with a performance from the Mallett Brothers Band on Saturday, October 9, 2021. The Hight Family of Dealerships just celebrated their 110th anniversary of doing business throughout Maine and to celebrate they’ve created a special release with Bigelow Brewing – Tin Can Sailor, a scotch ale. For every pint of Tin Can Sailor sold, Saddleback and Hight will match $1 for a local charity. Need more info? Check out the full schedule and event rundown below.
Welcome Home, Sugarloafers! Reunite with your Sugarloaf family at the 2021 Homecoming Celebration, October 9-10. The Sugarloaf Outdoor Center be offering scenic lift rides, outdoor entertainment on the Beach, and plenty of fun activities for all ages. Come visit some of the UpCountry Artists Sugarloaf Art Show in the King Pine Room, and Sugarloaf’s restaurants and shops throughout the weekend. Hit the link to join the fun!
Scenic Lift Rides, Sunday River Sports Annual Sale, 22nd. Annual North American Wife Carrying Championship, A Tour of Merrill Hill, 7th. Annual New England Corn Hole Championship, and Live Music are all things you can experience at this two-day event. Happening October 9-10, if you’re in the area, stop by for a day of fun! For more information and to set up reservations, click the link.
Opening winter 2022-23, the Jordan 8 is Sunday River’s next milestone in the 2030 plan. As one of the most advanced chairlifts in the world and the fastest 8-person lift in North America, this Doppelmayr D-Line chairlift will feature eight ergonomically shaped, extra-wide heated seats, improved wind resistance, and the world’s first bubble in signature Sunday River Red. The Jordan 8 also introduces the exciting concept of what will become the Western Reserve, which includes Jordan Bowl, Oz, and future terrain expansion beyond.
This advanced high-speed eight-person lift is built by Doppelmayr, the leading lift manufacturing company. This lift will be similar to that of the Ramcharger 8 at Big Sky, Montana, and the new Kancamagus 8 being built at Loon, New Hampshire. With comfortable extra-wide heated seats, and Maine’s first 8-pack chairlift, this will be very special to Sunday River and it’s skiers. Read all about it by clicking the link below.
Take the last ride of the season up Sunday River’s Chondola to North Peak. The Chondola is dog, kid, and grandparent-friendly, so you’ll want to pack up your whole family for this scenic adventure. Lift rides are available from 10AM-4PM on Saturdays and Sundays from early July to This Weekend, October 10. You can buy tickets online in advance, but will need to pick up your tickets upon arrival. You can also purchase tickets on-site at South Ridge Lodge. Lift tickets will be issued until 3:30PM or until capacity is reached. If you plan to ride the lift back to the bottom, please load before 4PM. For more information, visit the link below.
The Sugarloaf Outpost Adventure Center will be doing Scenic Lift Rides up Sugarloaf’s SuperQuad every Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am to 4:00pm in October. The SuperQuad will stop spinning for the fall season This Weekend, October 10. Take a ride up the SuperQuad to experience the fall foliage. If you plan to ride the lift back to the bottom, please load before 3:45PM. Please note: The top of the mountain is typically 15 degrees colder than the base, so be sure to bring a warm layer and weather can change quickly often times without warning. Get the last ride of the season by clicking the link below!
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Fall Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the fall activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Photo: Kyle Haley
Big Changes:
There have been some big and exciting changes happening to our website. First, our website will now be mainelyskiing.com rather than the wordpress website. Everything will remain the same however feel this will be easier for everyone and be better for our site. Second, we are working on new designs of merch for the upcoming ski season. If you have seen anything cool or want to suggest something, a contact form will be below.
Can you believe it’s October? We can’t either! This means the ski areas are in their final push for all summer work. However, that doesn’t mean they are closing until the snow flies. Below, you will find all the fun things happening around the various resorts.
Happy Fall:
Happy Fall! You know what that means Mainely Skiers, winter is just around the corner. Let’s all take fall to make sure you’re all set with your winter gear as fall is home to many ski swaps/sales and purchase your season pass for next year if you haven’t already. Below you can find links to the top ski mountains in Maine to purchase your pass. Below, you will also find a fellow Saddlebacker’s ski swap guide by clicking his website below.
We all love a good leg burner day on the slopes. You can get the same great workout at Saddleback in the fall too! We welcome hikers! Here are some tips and rules to please keep in mind.
There are two main hiking routes up Saddleback Mountain’s ski resort side. The road by way of Lower Green Weaver and the most direct route, Grey Ghost. It’s 1.8 miles from the lodge to the summit (via Grey Ghost + Tri Color) and another 1.7 miles to the Horn from the summit.
Saddleback is Maine’s 3rd largest alpine zone, the ecosystem above tree line is extremely fragile, please always travel on durable surfaces such as rock or bare dirt. Please make sure you are only stepping on the marked trail.
Plan ahead and prepare, pack plenty of water and extra layers, at over 4,000 feet the weather on the mountain will be much different than in town Rangeley. It can be cold and windy on the summit even in mid-summer.
We all love our dogs, but please be considerate of other visitors, and the fragile ecosystem and keep dogs on leash above tree line.
There is active construction going on during the summer and early fall at Saddleback. Please be aware of construction vehicle traffic and allow the vehicles to pass.
If you get hungry, the Fat Tire Mountain Bar has recently expanded its hours! Check it out along with the Hiking Information Page at the link below
Come celebrate fall at your favorite mountain! This event is a “thank you” to the Saddleback family for a successful season “back in the Saddle” and to celebrate the start of the 21/22 winter season.
The ticket office will be open from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Stop in and purchase your season pass, or if you’re already a passholder, pick up your pass. Tickets to Oktoberfest the following weekend will also be for sale.
PLUS! Don’t miss the soft opening of the South Branch Mountain Bike Trails at Fall Festival. Trail crews have been working all summer on this new single-track trail network. Come check it out!
Event Schedule: -8:00 AM – 4:00 PM: Ticket Office open for season pass pick-up and purchase -10:00 AM: Potluck item drop off. Saddleback staff will assist in taking potluck items inside and set up buffett area -11:00 – 1:00 PM: Potluck Lunch Served. Soda, apple cider and waters will be provided by Saddleback. The Fat Tire Mountain Bar will be open for alcoholic beverages. -12:30 PM: A few words from Saddleback GM, Andy Shepard -12:30 – 4:00 PM: Kids crafts, pictures, bonfire with s’mores, face painting all at the base area -1:00 – 3:00 PM: Cadagan plays music on the deck -2:00 PM: Pie Eating Contest -3:00 PM: “Favorite Trail” Costume Contest Judging
Take a ride up Sunday River’s Chondola to North Peak. The Chondola is dog, kid, and grandparent-friendly, so you’ll want to pack up your whole family for this scenic adventure. Lift rides are available from 10AM-4PM on Saturdays and Sundays from early July to mid-October. You can buy tickets online in advance, but will need to pick up your tickets upon arrival. You can also purchase tickets on-site at South Ridge Lodge. Lift tickets will be issued until 3:30PM or until capacity is reached. If you plan to ride the lift back to the bottom, please load before 4PM. For more information, visit the link below.
Last weekend, Sugarloaf announced that the Outpost Adventure Center will be doing Scenic Lift Rides up Sugarloaf’s SuperQuad every Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Take a ride up the SuperQuad to experience the fall foliage. If you plan to ride the lift back to the bottom, please load before 3:45PM. Please note: The top of the mountain is typically 15 degrees colder than the base, so be sure to bring a warm layer and weather can change quickly often times without warning. For more information and to get tickets, click the link below!
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Fall Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the fall activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Happy Fall:
Happy Fall! Believe it or not, this Wednesday was the Fall Equinox which marks the first day of fall. You know what that means Mainely Skiers, winter is just around the corner. Let’s all take fall to make sure you’re all set with your winter gear as fall is home to many ski swaps/sales and purchase your season pass for next year if you haven’t already. Below you can find links to the top ski mountains in Maine to purchase your pass.
We all love a good leg burner day on the slopes. You can get the same great workout at Saddleback in the fall too! We welcome hikers! Here are some tips and rules to please keep in mind.
There are two main hiking routes up Saddleback Mountain’s ski resort side. The road by way of Lower Green Weaver and the most direct route, Grey Ghost. It’s 1.8 miles from the lodge to the summit (via Grey Ghost + Tri Color) and another 1.7 miles to the Horn from the summit.
Saddleback is Maine’s 3rd largest alpine zone, the ecosystem above tree line is extremely fragile, please always travel on durable surfaces such as rock or bare dirt. Please make sure you are only stepping on the marked trail.
Plan ahead and prepare, pack plenty of water and extra layers, at over 4,000 feet the weather on the mountain will be much different than in town Rangeley. It can be cold and windy on the summit even in mid-summer.
We all love our dogs, but please be considerate of other visitors, and the fragile ecosystem and keep dogs on leash above tree line.
There is active construction going on during the summer and early fall at Saddleback. Please be aware of construction vehicle traffic and allow the vehicles to pass.
If you get hungry, the Fat Tire Mountain Bar has recently expanded its hours! Check it out along with the Hiking Information Page at the link below
As crazy as this might sound, Summer is almost over. But, just because I said that doesn’t mean we won’t continue to have hot days. Staying cool on those record setting days is easier said than done. Stay cool by taking a swim at Smalls Falls. With plenty of parking and restrooms available, this is the perfect family-friendly activity. If you haven’t been here already, you should! In fact, you’ve probably passed it on the way to Rangeley. Even if swimming isn’t your thing, you will still have a great time if you hit it during the peak for fall leaves! This place sure is special!
Photo: John Kenealy
Upcoming Events At Saddleback:
Guided Western Hikes – The last one will be this weekend, September 25th: Saddleback Mountain
Family Fun – October 2
Oktoberfest – October 9
Football Sunday in the Pub! – Every Sunday through October 12-7 PM
Sunday Brunch – New Sunday Breakfast Menu Served Every Sunday 9AM – 12 PM
Yoga at the Lodge – Saturdays 9-10 AM
Photo: Tim Tetu
Upcoming Events At Sugarloaf:
Trans New England – September 22
Maine Outdoor Film Festive – October 9
Homecoming Weekend – October 9-10 (Free scenic lift rides on the SuperQuad)
Uphill Climb – October 10
Photo: Town of Wilton
Upcoming Events At Sunday River:
Fall Festive – October 9-10
North American Wife Carrying Championship – October 9
New England Corn Hole Championship – October 10
Merrill Hill construction is happening now. Towers went up this week!
Photo: Dave Miller
Scenic Lift Rides – Chondola:
Take a ride up Sunday River’s Chondola to North Peak. The Chondola is dog, kid, and grandparent-friendly, so you’ll want to pack up your whole family for this scenic adventure. Lift rides are available from 10AM-4PM on Saturdays and Sundays from early July to mid-October. You can buy tickets online in advance, but will need to pick up your tickets upon arrival. You can also purchase tickets on-site at South Ridge Lodge. Lift tickets will be issued until 3:30PM or until capacity is reached. If you plan to ride the lift back to the bottom, please load before 4PM. For more information, visit the link below.
Last weekend, Sugarloaf announced that the Outpost Adventure Center will be doing Scenic Lift Rides up Sugarloaf’s SuperQuad every Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Take a ride up the SuperQuad to experience the fall foliage. If you plan to ride the lift back to the bottom, please load before 3:45PM. Please note: The top of the mountain is typically 15 degrees colder than the base, so be sure to bring a warm layer and weather can change quickly often times without warning. For more information and to get tickets, click the link below!
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Summer Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the summer activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Fall Is In The Air!
Upcoming Events At Saddleback:
Guided Western Hikes (2 left) – September 18th: South Bog Trail, September 25th: Saddleback Mountain!
Football Sunday in the Pub! – Every Sunday through October 12-7 PM
Sunday Brunch – New Sunday Breakfast Menu Served Every Sunday 9AM – 12 PM
Yoga at the Lodge – Saturdays 9-10 AM
Fall Festival – Saturday, October 2, 10:ooam – 4:00pm. Event is set up as a “thank you” to the Saddleback family. Learn more be clicking the link below.
Homecoming Weekend – October 9-10 (Free scenic lift rides on the SuperQuad)
Uphill Climb – October 10
Photo: Town of Wilton
Upcoming Events At Sunday River:
Fall Festive – October 9-10
North American Wife Carrying Championship – October 9
New England Corn Hole Championship – October 10
Merrill Hill construction is happening now. Towers went up this week!
Photo: Dave Miller
Scenic Lift Rides:
Before summer started, we talked about various mountains offering lift rides throughout the off-season. Sunday River has picked it up again with rides up/down the Chondola to North Peak. The Chondola is dog, kid, and grandparent-friendly, so you’ll want to pack up your whole family for this scenic adventure. Lift rides are available from 10AM-4PM on Saturdays and Sundays from early July to mid-October. You can buy tickets online in advance, but will need to pick up your tickets upon arrival. You can also purchase tickets on-site at South Ridge Lodge. Lift tickets will be issued until 3:30PM or until capacity is reached. If you plan to ride the lift back to the bottom, please load before 4PM. For more information, visit the link below.
Here at Mainely Skiing, we want to make you aware of the upcoming conditions for this winter. We found this youtube video to be excellent for throughly explaining the weather for this coming winter. Fingers crossed it will be better than last year!
Welcome to the Mainely Skiing Summer Email! This email will be sent straight to your inbox whenever we release new emails. In this email, we will highlight all the summer activities in or around the Rangeley Area!
Photo: Experience Rangeley
Own A Piece Of Saddleback:
Have you ever wanted to own a piece of your favorite mountain? Now you can. With two different locations and styles, there are lots of options for customization. The two “villages” consist of Upper Green Drake, a high mountain living experience near Hudson Highway, and The Parmachenee A-Frame styles located below the base lodge. With three different sizes; The Belle, The Nubble, and The Horn, there are lots of ways you can buy the house you want and at the perfect location! For more information, visit the website below.
The folks from Maine Mountain Media did a killer job with Saddleback’s Documentary. Now, they are ready for the big stage: Maine Film Fest on Friday, July 30. Let’s pack Portland with the Saddleback Family! If you are late to the game, you can watch the documentary by clicking the top link. You can also watch it in person by purchasing tickets for the Penobscot Program. Both links are below.
Sunday River’s Tough Mountain Challenge returns bigger and better. Tough Mountain Challenge has been the most popular and most fun adventure obstacle race in New England since 2010. Set in the mountains of Maine, Tough Mountain delivers mud, sweat, and beer to 3,600 competitors every year. We’re gearing up for our 2021 event on July 24. Are you tough enough?
Maine is home to 14, 4,000-foot peaks, Saddleback Mountain is lucky enough to be nestled right in the heart of the county containing 10 of these peaks. Come meet up with other like-minded hikers who wish to complete these 4,000-foot peaks. Let the Saddleback Adventure guides do all the trip planning and organizing to get you to the top of one or more of these high peaks to enjoy the sense of accomplishment and beauty found in the mountains. These hikes are very challenging and arduous; hikers will need to be competent with good physical stamina. This Sunday’s hike: Mt. Abraham.
Have you seen Saddleback’s store in downtown Rangeley? Stop by 10:00am – 5:00pm every day! This saves you a drive up to the mountain and you might even find some limited edition products… but, you didn’t hear that from me!
Photo: Tim Tetu
End of The Year Video:
We have been working nonstop on a great video that really sums up how great Saddleback is for a while now. We are finally proud of it and have released it to the public! Check it out by using the link below!
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