Winter Activities
So Much More Than Skiing & Riding
Sure, most people know Saddleback as an amazing place to ski and ride, but the truth is, that’s just the beginning. Whether you’re looking for snow sliding action, to explore the Western Maine wilderness by snowmobile, or even if you can’t wait for the warmer months to spin the pedals, we’ve got it covered. Better yet, come stay awhile and try a little of everything the Rangeley Lakes Region has to offer.
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Off-Mountain
Winter ActivitiesFat Biking
If cycling in winter sounds a little nuts, that’s because you haven’t yet gotten hooked by the incredible thrill of rolling through the snowy landscape on a pedal-powered fat bike. The extra wide, knobby-grippy tires keep you on track, offering a great way to see the area trails.
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Off-Mountain
Winter Activities
Ice Skating
From a casual skate on Haley Pond to the annual Rangeley Pond Hockey Festival, skating is a popular pastime. Come enjoy free skating and even free loaner skates courtesy of the Rangeley Skating Club.
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Off-Mountain
Winter Activities
Nordic Skiing
The Rangeley Lakes Trails Center is a true gem, located just off the Saddleback access road. Volunteer maintained and operated, RLTC offers 50 KM of nordic ski trails and snowshoeing trails with groomed and natural surfaces.
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Off-Mountain
Winter Activities
Snowmobiling
Ask any New England snowmobiler to name their favorite snowmobiling destination, and there’s a good chance you’ll hear the word “Rangeley.” With 170-miles of impeccably groomed trails that connect to a massive interstate network, it’s no wonder why.
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Off-Mountain
Winter Activities
Snowshoeing
For many, the go-anywhere stability and choose-your-pace of snowshoes is the key to unlocking winter’s charm. Head over to the Rangeley Lakes Trails Center, which offers snowshoe rentals and access to their 50 KM groomed trail system, along with ungroomed snowshoe-specific routes.
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On-Mountain
Winter Activities
Uphill Touring
Take a tour of Saddleback by earning your turns. Uphill touring or “skinning up” on Saddleback’s dedicated uphill route offers a whole new perspective of the mountain.
