After enjoying 110 skier days and making due with about 46 inches of natural snow Sugar Mountain Resort has closed for the winter season.  We enjoyed our time with you and look forward to a new winter next season.  

Sugar Mountain is always a comfortable escape, any season.  Include Sugar in your summer time fun. 

Plan your spring, summer or fall wedding at Sugar Mountain Ski Resort.

Read how to properly attach your lift ticket/slope pass.

Last updated: Monday, March 19, 2012 1:36pm 

Remember, slope conditions change as the result of weather, skier traffic and other factors. Be aware of changing conditions!
 
Our lift equipment requires routine maintenance. Although every precaution is taken; in rare cases, grease may drip from lift equipment. Sugar Mountain Resort is not responsible for grease on clothing or equipment. This is an inherent risk of the sport.

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•	March 9, 2012
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•	March 6, 2012
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•	February 28, 2012
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