Notice: For the safety of our guests and staff, no uphill travel is permitted at this time due to ongoing groomer activity. Thank you for respecting this closure.
Daily Report
Saturday, April 18, 2026. 1:07PM
What a day. What a season!
It would be impossible to sum it up in a few sentences, but I can confidently say that this winter was an incredible amount of fun on top of a wonderful amount of snow at Saddleback.
Thank you all for coming out and ripping it up this year. Whether it was a single day or you had a personal record year we appreciate the laps, the smiles, and the Saddleback grit.
Being a snow reporter offers a unique view on the way things get accomplished around the mountain. Here at Saddleback, it takes every talented individual coming together to create a magical and lasting experience. A great crew equates to a great season, and that’s what we had this winter. From Property Maintenance to Guest Services and every team in between: the Saddleback squad was firing on all cylinders this year. Here’s to many more seasons just as spectacular as this one.
This upcoming weekend is the King of the Mountain Snowmobile Hill Climb at Saddleback. Spectator tickets are available for this one of a kind, annual event. During the summer months, come to Saddleback for mountain biking and scenic lift rides. Purchase season passes for next year before April 30th for the best possible rates.
I’m getting back out there to ski until the crew stops letting me load the lift. Thank you all again for an incredible season.
See you next winter when we get to go skiing at Saddleback again!
- April 18 – FINAL DAY of ’25/’26 Ski Season.
- Friday April 24 – Juke Joint Devils – LIVE in The Pub
- Saturday April 25 – King of the Mountain Snowmobile Hill Climb
Looking for our current Hours of Operation all across the mountain? Head to this page: Hours of Operation – SaddlebackMaine.com
We’re dedicated to keeping you safe on the mountain. Learn more HERE about trail safety and how to be Park S.M.A.R.T.
Mountain Overview
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Trails Open
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Lifts Open
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Terrain Parks
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Uphill
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Casablanca
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The Pub
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The Nest
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Sneaky Pete’s
Snow
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12 Hour Snow
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24 Hour Snow
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48 Hour Snow
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Total Snow
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Primary Surface
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Secondary Surface
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Base Depth
Weather & Forecast
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Top of Rangeley
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Summit
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4-Day Forecast
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Webcams
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Easier Trails
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More Difficult Trails
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Most Difficult Trails
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Uphill Travel
Earn your turns at Saddleback
Explore Saddleback’s uphill trail and gain a whole new perspective of Maine’s Favorite Mountain. The uphill trail is outlined in yellow on the trail map. Please pay attention to all safety alerts, trail signs and updates before going uphill. All uphill travel is done at the individual’s own risk. All Uphill Travelers agree to read and adhere to Saddleback’s UPHILL POLICY & CODE OF CONDUCT.
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Contact Ski Patrol
We’re dedicated to keeping you safe on the mountain.
Learn more HERE about trail safety and how to be Park S.M.A.R.T.
