Saddleback Inc. Ski Resort

Saddleback Inc.

Projected Opening: Dec 04
Projected Closing: Apr 18
Lifts: 6
Trails: 68
Skiable Terrain: 600 ac
Base: 2,460'
Summit: 4,120'
Vertical Drop: 2,000'
Average Snowfall: 141"

Snowfall

141"

Annual Snowfall

Dec27"
Jan31"
Feb35"
Mar39"
Apr10"

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Saddleback Ski Area opened in 1960. Saddleback features the most extensive beginner terrain in the northeast, with four miles of gentle sloping trails that are found below the base lodge and away from the rest of the mountain. Their ski and snowboard school boasts the lowest student to instructor ratio in North America. In addition to their beginner services, Saddleback has a top notch and unique base lodge, affordable skiing and riding and all of Saddleback's mountain lodging has ski-in/ski-out access.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 04, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 18, 2027
Projected Days Open
126
Years Open
66
Average Snowfall
141"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

32%

Intermediate Runs

32%

Advanced Runs

25%

Expert Runs

10%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

3.1 mi

Skiable Terrain

600 ac

Snow Making

125 ac

Lifts

High Speed Quads

Quad Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Restaurant, lounge,and ski shop at area. Lessons and rentals available. Childcare available for children 2 to 6 years, nursery available for children under 2.

Reviews

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Saddleback is back and a great addition to Maine and New England skiing. Saddleback has a great mix of bumps, glades and nice groomers. Given its northern location, Saddleback maintains mid season snow conditions late into the season. We visited mid March and everything wa open with good snow on…

Ken

Mar 10, 2021