The Local Voice in Land Conservation | High Peaks Region Maine
Sugarloaf Mountain
Elevation: 4,240 feet Distance: 6.4 miles round-trip Location: Carrabassett Valley
Sugarloaf Mountain is a must-visit for many hikers in Maine, and it’s easy to see why. As the third-highest peak in the state, it holds a special place on bucket lists, right after Katahdin Baxter Peak and Katahdin Hamlin Peak. While it is famous for its skiing opportunities, it also offers a thrilling and challenging summer hike along the renowned Appalachian Trail. With an elevation gain of 2,229 feet, determined hikers will be rewarded with breathtaking mountain vistas.
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