Sunday River Ski Resort

MAINE / SUNDAY RIVER

Maine Ski 93

Nearby:

Mt. Abram Wildcat

Elevation

800'

Base

3,140'

Summit

2,340'

Vertical Drop

Trails

140

884 Acres

Lifts

8 Types

Snowfall

119"

Annual Snowfall

Nov

26"

Dec

25"

Jan

33"

Feb

22"

Mar

Apr

Best known for

# 1 Terrain Park in Maine

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 13, 2025

Projected closing date

Apr 26, 2026

Projected Days Open

155

Days Open Last Year

165

Years Open

Average Snowfall

119"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

31%

Intermediate Runs

32%

Advanced Runs

16%

Expert Runs

21%

Runs in Total

140

Longest Run

3 mi

Skiable Terrain

884 ac

Night Skiing

140 ac

Snow Making

552 ac

Lifts

19

Gondolas & Trams

Eight Person Lifts

High Speed Sixes

High Speed Quads

Quad Chairs

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Veronica Szymczak

I've been going to Sunday River since I was 3 1/2, I'm 23 now. I learned everything I know about skiing at this resort. I remember having the time of my life in ski school when I was little, and swimming at the indoor pool with friends and family on our vacations. As I grew up, I grew with the mountain and there was always new terrain for me to try out and explore. I skied my first double black diamond (Norther Exposure) on the mountain when I was about 10 or 11. When I got older, about 15, I was in high school and I remember my first time ever skiing down White Heat. I was so nervous, but so excited at the same time. I made it down the whole way without falling or overthinking, I just went for it, and I was so excited we went to the pro shop and I bought myself a long sleeve shirt with white heat on it so I could brag about it at school. If you're ever thinking of going to this resort, do it. I want to keep my family ski trip a tradition when I have a family of my own one day because I know how worth it it'll be and the memories my kids could make here one day. Sunday River holds a special place in my heart (if you couldn't already tell) but I can't say enough good about the terrain they offer, their ski school programs, and the experiences they offer.

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