With 17,000 Square Feet, Maine's Largest Ice Skating Rink Offers Plenty Of Space For Everyone
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Winter in Maine was made for people who enjoy the outdoors! With so many ways to enjoy the season, we sometimes wonder why summer is so popular. While quite a few people make their way north for skiing, there are some even better options for enjoying the colder temperatures. One of those options is outdoor ice skating and no one offers more space than the Sugarloaf Outdoor Center! The largest ice skating rink in Maine is waiting for you to enjoy.
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The Sugarloaf Outdoor Center Ice Skating Rink is open Sunday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The rink is typically open for skating in mid-December and remains open through most of March. Of course, this depends on the weather so always check with them first. You can learn more on their website, by following them on Facebook or by calling them at (207) 237-6830.
Ice skating isn’t the only activity to enjoy. Don’t forget to visit these best places in Maine to go snow tubing this winter!
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Fun Winter Activities In Maine
Where can I go snow tubing in Maine?
Snow tubing in Maine is one of the best ways to enjoy the winter. And, there are plenty of great places to do it. Seacoast Adventure in Windham offers lots of lanes, an express lift to the top and exciting night tubing. Another fun spot for tubing is Lost Valley in Auburn with 600-foot lanes. Camden Snow Bowl also offers snow tubing. For more information check out these spots to go snow tubing in Maine.
Should I go hiking in winter in Maine?
You should absolutely go hiking in winter in Maine. With tons of beautiful trails, winter in Maine might just be the best time to enjoy the great outdoors. For instance, there are more than 45 miles of groomed and maintained trails in Acadia National park just perfect for snowy conditions. One of these trails is the 1.6-mile Wonderland Trail. Winter lovers will also enjoy the 1-mile Osgood Trail (1 mile) in Blue Hill. For more ways to enjoy winter in Maine consider these coastal strolls perfect for chilly weather and snowy views.
Where can I go skiing in Maine?
Skiing in Maine is a great way to enjoy winter in Maine. From the large resorts to the smaller, friendly mountains, here are some great slopes to explore:
- Titcomb Mountain in Farmington
- Saddleback Mountain in Rangley
- Black Mountain of Maine in Rumford
- Lost Valley Ski Area in Auburn
There are tons of ways to enjoy winter in Maine; simply bundle up and enjoy!