Sugarloaf/USA Perfect Turn Ski and Snowboard School is consistently ranked as the best eastern school and offers more than 50 full-time and 100 part-time PSIA-certified instructors and a variety of unique programs all consistent with the American teaching method. Special workshops on technique improvement, powder and bump skiing, telemarking and snowboarding are routinely held. The Sugarloaf Outdoor Center is the largest in Maine, offering 105 kilometers of groomed, tracked trails and a 6,000 square foot solar-heated lodge. Sugarloaf USA's western-style atmosphere comes from its village area, consisting of 10 alpine shops and 18 on-mountain eateries. How to Get There Sugarloaf USA is located 36 miles north of Farmington on Route 27 in the western mountains of Maine. Driving time from the Greater Boston area is about three and a half to four hours. It is a little more than two hours from Portland, Bangor, Augusta or Waterville, Maine, and Montreal.

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Sugarloaf/USA
5092 Access Road
Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947

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Lodging:
On-mountain: 1-800-THE-LOAF or

Off-mountain: 1-800-THE-AREA or

Info: 1-800-THE-LOAF or

Groups: 1-800-643-8231 or

Meetings: 1-800-643-8231 or

Jobs: 1-207-237-6932 or

Key Personnel

John Diller
President
207-237-6903

Cathy Witherspoon
VP of Skier Services and HR
207-237-6903

Rich Wilkinson
VP of Mountain Operations
207-237-6903

Nancy Peabbles
Director of Skier Services/Guest Service
207-237- 6857

Scott Lee
Director of Sales
207-237-6894

Amie Parker
Human Resources Director
207-237-6932

Bill Swain
Communications Manager
207-237-6957

Kim Truskowski
Environmental Steward
207-237-6907

Carrabassett Valley Clinic
Open Daily 10 - 4pm
Physician's Assistant on staff
X-ray facility on mountain
207- 237-6997

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Take the Maine Turnpike (I-95) to Auburn, Exit 75 (formerly 12) - Follow Route 4 North through Farmington - Get on Route 27 North through Kingfield, straight to Sugarloaf.

From the West-Montreal
Head east to Sherbrooke to the end of Route 10. Take 112 east to Route 253 south to Cookshire. Take a left onto Route 108 to Route 212 east through La Patrie to Woburn. Take Route 161 south to the U.S. border. Sugarloaf is approximately 58 kilometers south on Route 27.

Vermont/Western Massachusetts
Head north on I-91. Take Route U.S. 302 east to I-93 south (for four miles) to Route U.S. 302 east again. Turn north onto Route U.S. 3. At Route 115 junction head east to Route U.S. 2 east. At Route 4 head north to Route 27. Continue north on Route 27 to Sugarloaf.

From the East-Calais and Maritimes, Bangor
From Calais take Route 9 west to I-395 west to Bangor, to exit 1A onto I-95 south to Exit 157 (formerly 39) at Newport, then Route 2 west to Skowhegan. Get on Route 201 north to Route 148 west through Madison, turn right just after bridge and take Route 201A north to Anson. Then North to North Anson. Take a left onto Route 16 west to North New Portland then take a left continuing onto Route 16 west to Kingfield, then cross the bridge and turn right onto Route 27 north to Sugarloaf.

Sugarloaf/USA is located at:
5092 Sugarloaf Access Rd.
Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947