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Landing Spot
Landing Spot A net-positive home in Carrabassett Valley serves as one family’s mountainside retreat by Emma SimardPhotography by Erin Little Issue: November 2020 “It was all Henry’s idea,” Alicia Heyburn says. Henry, her husband, has always had a penchant for
This Mountainside Wedding at Sugarloaf Includes a Stunning First Look Backdrop
This Mountainside Wedding at Sugarloaf Includes a Stunning First Look Backdrop Maine natives Brooke and Chris eschew standard wedding traditions for a laid-back day at a place they love. by Emma SimardPhotography by Breezy Photography Issue: November 2020 Seasons of
Pond Life
Pond Life On a hand-drawn map, Pierce Pond looks like a long, spider-legged splatter in the middle of the forest. But the tucked-away Somerset County watershed that’s home to Cobb’s Pierce Pond Camps is legendary—for its uncut shorelines, abundant loons,
The Insiders Guide to Skiing Sugarloaf
The Insiders Guide to Skiing Sugarloaf A lifelong loafer on how to experience all of Maine’s highest ski mountain by Josh ChristiePhotography by C.A. Smith Photography Issue: November 2020 Sugarloaf isn’t known as Maine’s most accessible mountain. That’s not just
Green Mountain
How Sugarloaf is tackling climate change
When the World Came to Sugarloaf
When the World Came to Sugarloaf Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1971 World Cup with an exhibition at the Maine Ski and Snowboard Museum in Kingfield by Paul KoenigPhotography courtesy of the Maine Ski and Snowboard Museum Issue: November
Love Letters to Maine | Sam Punderson
Dear Maine, I never intended to move to you, not even for a moment. I grew up in Vermont and am proud of that heritage, but after meeting my wife, Kate, we moved to Sugarloaf. Her roots in these mountains
Viewfinders: Powder Dreams
Powder Dreams For a five-day stretch last winter, Mother Nature delivered peak conditions at Sugarloaf Text and Photography by Sarah Sindo Issue: November 2020 On the morning of February 28, Sugarloafers woke up to 18 inches of snow—the fluffiest of
