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Sugarloaf Mountain vacation rentals

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Superhost
Guest suite in Carrabassett Valley
Sugarloaf Mountain Serene Studio
Large Studio unit with full bath , less than 5 miles from Sugarloaf Mountain Resort and Carrabassett Mountain Biking Trails. Comfortable and cozy on the first floor of our home, separate from our space. Perfect for two or a couple with one child. 1 Queen ,1 twin. It is equipped with a mini kitchenette including sink, small fridge, microwave , ,toaster oven , electric kettle with pour over coffee ,crock pot .No Stove. No burners allowed. WIFI Apple TV for streaming. Packnplay available.
$95 per night
Superhost
Apartment in Kingfield
On The River 2
On the River 2 is located in the heart of the historic downtown Kingfield on Main street with river views of the Carrabassett river. Miss Lucy Lu (Lucy) is the cat residents who lives in this special apartment. She is the host and will greet you. She loves people. She is an indoor kitty. There is a restaurant next door, the gallery is downstairs, swimming out the back of the building. Sugarloaf mountain close by. Mountains of possibilities to explore in the western area of Maine.
$98 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Carrabassett Valley
Private Cabin next to Narrow Gauge Trails & River
Historic Ski camp built in 1957! Located a mile from Sugarloaf access road. View of Sugarloaf! Private trail to the Narrow Gauge Parking lot & Trail system. Biking and Hiking right out the door! Only a 4 minute drive to Super Quad and on the Shuttle route. Located within a mile from Anti~Gravity Center, Outdoor Center, Hugs restaurant, Carrabassett Public Library, Mountain Side Grocery Store & Gas station.
$155 per night

Sugarloaf Mountain house rentals

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Home in Kingfield
Mahoney Manor
$220 per night
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Home in New Portland
The Riverfront Retreat - 27 minutes to Sugarloaf!
$109 per night
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Home in Avon
Sandy River Valley Farmhouse
$90 per night
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Home in Farmington
Old Ramsdell Farm
$120 per night
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Home in Farmington
Farmington ME walk to UMF& town. Ski/Family visits
$98 per night
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Home in Rangeley
Camp Staggerback in the heart of Scenic Rangeley
$128 per night
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Home in Phillips
Captivating views from this Western Mountain home.
$230 per night
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Home in Rangeley
The GETAWAY, Rangeley
$215 per night
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Home in Oxford
The Modern Lakehouse
$314 per night
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Home in Bethel
Sunday River - English Woods Chalet
$354 per night
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Home in Carrabassett Valley
Golf, Trails, & Hikes! - Mountain Getaway
$179 per night
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Home in Eustis
New Cabin. Mountain, River & Dam Views
$149 per night

Sugarloaf Mountain cabin rentals

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Cabin in New Portland
Cozy two-bedroom cabin on Lemon Stream
$149 per night
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Cabin in Eustis
Cozy Camp -Perfect to Enjoy All Your Activities
$164 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Eustis
Brivera in the Mountains-Mtn, Ski & Lake Escape
$129 per night
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Cabin in Coplin
Cozy Cabin close to Sugarloaf Mountain
$276 per night
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Cabin in Rangeley
The Terraces #5 Private Lakefront Cabin
$120 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Phillips
Stream-side mountain retreat
$175 per night
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Cabin in Jackson
Cabin, Views, Hot Tub, Wooded, River, Fire Place
$153 per night
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Cabin in New Sharon
Kate-Ah-Den Cabin, a soul soothing escape.
$279 per night
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Cabin in Norway
Cozy Cabin in the Woods
$135 per night
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Cabin in Coplin
Cozy little camp 10 minutes north of sugarloaf mnt
$98 per night
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Cabin in Kingfield
Cozy Cabin with Modern Amenities. Pet Friendly!
$212 per night
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Cabin in Carrabassett Valley
Rustic Cabin With Modern Charm
$191 per night

Your guide to Sugarloaf Mountain

All About Sugarloaf Mountain

Nestled in Western Maine’s Carrabassett Valley, Sugarloaf Mountain is a skiing and snowboarding destination with more than 600 acres of developed trails ranging from beginner slopes to certified double black diamond routes. The rugged, snow-capped mountain is the third-tallest point in Maine, and from the summit, you can admire a 360-degree view of the sprawling oaks that cover the state’s western mountains.

Although skiing and snowboarding are the most popular activities here, you can also experience the Maine wilderness at a slower pace. Snowshoe and hiking trails will take you through miles of aromatic fir trees. Along the way, you may just come across some of the wildlife native to the area, such as white-tailed deer, red fox, moose, or wild turkey.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Sugarloaf Mountain

The most popular time to travel to Sugarloaf is between winter and early spring, when you can explore numerous outdoor activities or hit one of the festivals hosted in town. During the holiday season in December, there’s a tree-lighting festival featuring live music and a fireworks display. Music lovers visit the mountain in February, when artists from all over the Northeast perform in the Fire on the Mountain Festival, dedicated to one of the US’s finest jam bands.

The temperate summer months offer a climate perfect for biking, horseback riding, and hiking. There are plenty of hiking options for all skill levels here, from a gentle stroll on the West Mountain Falls Trail to a more intensive overnight trip on the Appalachian Trail. Thrill seekers can take a zipline over the canopy for an adrenaline-filled, bird’s-eye view of the mountainside.

Birders will want to visit the mountain during spring or fall to spot migratory songbirds, including warblers and cuckoos, which fill the forest with their calls and songs.


Top things to do in Sugarloaf Mountain

Maine Ski and Snowboard Museum

Located in the nearby town of Kingfield, this museum tells the story of Maine’s connection to winter sports. Learn about the history of Nordic and alpine skiing through exhibits that showcase artifacts, photographs, and works of art. Vintage skis, jerseys from Maine’s top athletes, and amusing magazine ads from decades ago showcase the design side of these sports as well.

Stanley Museum

The Stanley Museum in Kingfield is dedicated to the Stanley twins, who invented the first steam-powered car, known as the “Stanley Steamer.” Operating out of a former schoolhouse, this historic museum commemorates the family through photography, art, and well-preserved steam automobiles. There are also exhibits that showcase the work of another notable Stanley, the twins’ sister, whose photographs documented early-20th-century rural American life.

Sugarloaf Outdoor Center

The largest Nordic center in Maine, the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center is a year-round hub for Sugarloaf Mountain activities. In the winter, the outdoor center boasts a professional-sized ice-skating rink and offers opportunities to rent snowshoes and cross-country skis. In the summer, the center is the gateway to nearly 80 miles of mountain biking trails.

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