The development permit has been issued for a new slopeside community in Saddleback, Maine.
This approval marks a significant milestone, moving the vision of a new ski-in/ski-out community closer to reality. The project involves eight luxury townhomes designed for mountain living with direct access to all that Saddleback has to offer.
The development represents the culmination of extensive design, engineering, and collaboration, bringing one of western Maine’s most anticipated ski-in/ski-out communities one step closer to welcoming its first owners.
Each residence has been thoughtfully designed to embrace mountain living while maximizing comfort and flexibility with direct access to all that Saddleback has to offer.
Highlights of the planned residences include true ski-in/ski-out access with direct trail connections, four bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath floorplans spanning three levels, expansive mountain views, warm, inviting fireplaces for gathering after a day on the slopes, and dedicated ski and boot storage on the lower level.
Celine McArthur takes us high above the forest floor at Bretton Woods to explore an unforgettable canopy tour experience. This adventure involves navigating nine ziplines, two sky bridges, and three rappels, offering a completely different perspective of the White Mountains.
What truly makes this outing memorable, according to the video, is not just the physical adventure but the exceptional knowledge and passion of the guides. The experience is enhanced by professionals like Rob Wisnouckas, who has spent years perfecting the flow, safety, and joy of guiding guests through the treetops.
The beauty of the canopy tour changes with the seasons, offering unique views whether you are enjoying the summer sunshine or witnessing the stunning fall foliage. The video captures the magic of being immersed in the environment, highlighting how nature shifts and reveals itself throughout the year.
The magic of the canopy tour at Bretton Woods continues to captivate visitors seeking an unforgettable experience in the mountains. This journey offers more than just a ride; it provides a unique perspective on the stunning terrain and the breathtaking views that define this region.
For those who love exploring the outdoors, the Canopy Tour highlights the incredible landscape surrounding Bretton Woods. It showcases the beauty of the slopes and the vastness of the forest, making every moment spent on the tour truly memorable for skiers and snowboarders alike.
Whether you are a seasoned adventurer or looking for a new way to experience the area, this tour provides an immersive look at what makes Bretton Woods such a special destination in the Northeast. It’s an essential experience for anyone wanting to connect with the spirit of the mountains.
As the long weekend approaches, visitors to Franconia Notch State Park and the surrounding area have several attractions available. While the weather may be hot elsewhere, the Notch offers a cooler escape.
Parking and shuttle services for hikers are limited at the trailheads. Overflow parking is located at the Aerial Tramway base at Cannon Mountain (Exit 34B). The Hiker Shuttle is available on weekends and holiday Mondays from 8am to 7pm, costing $5 per person for a round trip. Well-behaved dogs are welcome and ride for free.
The Flume Gorge is open daily from 9am to 5:30pm. This natural granite gorge extends 800 feet at the base of Mount Liberty, featuring towering moss-covered granite walls up to 90 feet high, cascading waterfalls, historic covered bridges, glacial pools, and boulders.
Saddleback Mountain is back for summer adventures. Starting Friday, July 3 at 10 AM, the Rangeley Express Quad is spinning for Scenic Lift Rides, and the South Branch Quad is serving up lift-accessed mountain biking.
Visitors can make the most of their time with the $45 Endless Summer Pass, which includes unlimited scenic lift rides and unlimited Mountain Bike Park access all season long.
The Saddleback Mountain Bike Park opens on Friday, July 3. This offers trails for everyone, from first timers to seasoned riders.
The fun continues on Sunday, July 5, with the return of The Summer Sunday Brunch Series at The Nest. Visitors can enjoy brunch and soak in the views at 3,620′.
Get ready to plan your ultimate summer adventure across the Northeast! This video from Holiday Valley invites viewers to explore the incredible opportunities available for outdoor recreation throughout the season.
Whether you are dreaming of exploring the trails at resorts like Stowe Mountain Resort, Cannon Mountain, or the vast expanse of the Whiteface Mountain area, there is a landscape waiting for your exploration. The video showcases the diverse options available across New England for skiing, snowboarding, and winter hiking.
Discover the wide range of destinations and experiences that await you as you plan your next trip. Watch the full video below to see all the possibilities for your summer adventure.
Get ready for the highlights of the World’s Toughest Mudder, showcasing an incredibly demanding 24-hour endurance challenge. This video captures the raw energy and intense experience of tackling what many consider one of the toughest mud runs in history.
The video features reflections from participants who faced brutal conditions, including challenging heat and physical obstacles, while pushing their limits. It highlights the strong sense of community and the mental fortitude required to complete such an arduous event.
Watch the full video below to see the unforgettable moments from this epic endurance race.
As the summer season winds down, the focus shifts to preparation at Bretton Woods as the trail crew gets to work in anticipation of the coming winter. This essential groundwork ensures that the slopes and trails are ready and safe for the upcoming ski season.
The team is engaged in crucial maintenance and setup tasks, laying the foundation for the winter experience that this beloved resort offers. These preparations involve working diligently across the mountain to ensure everything is in perfect condition for skiers and snowboarders when the snow arrives.
This behind-the-scenes effort highlights the dedication required to maintain world-class terrain. The trail crew’s work is vital, transforming the mountain into a pristine environment ready for winter sports enthusiasts to enjoy the slopes.
Waterville Valley Resort is celebrating the 250th Birthday with an ultimate weekend packed with community events, including fireworks, parades, family activities, and mountain adventures.
The celebration features two nights of fireworks: the 4th of July Boom Boom Show on Saturday and the Pyrotecnico display on Sunday night. Additional events include the 4th of July Parade, Family Carnival, Stars, Stripes, & Neon Lights, and guided hikes, live music, and crafts throughout the weekend.
The resort also offers ongoing summer activities, including guided hikes, live music, family adventures, and campfires, many of which are included with the Freedom Pass for overnight guests.
In addition to the festivities, Waterville Valley is hosting a public information meeting regarding the proposed Gondola & Green Peak Expansion Project. This meeting will be held on Friday, June 26 at 7:00 PM at the Waterville Valley Conference Center, and will be live-streamed on the Waterville Valley Resort YouTube channel.
Get ready for fun on the mountain this weekend! Vista will be spinning Friday from 12pm–8pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10am–5pm, offering plenty of time to enjoy the slopes.
Starting Wednesday, July 1, the resort will officially kick off 5-day-a-week operations for the rest of the summer.
Fan favorites are back with $30 Thursdays returning for the rest of the season starting next week. Additionally, on Saturday, July 4th, visitors can enjoy $17.76 half-day lift tickets and scenic lift rides.
Stick around Friday night for 90 Proof for Live Music on the Lawn from 6pm–9pm.
On Saturday morning at 9:30am, the resort is hosting its first Strider Bike Race of the season, which is free to participate and open to all shredders.
