Snowshoeing
Snowshoeing in the woods is a great way to experience the quiet, to see signs of wildlife, and get great exercise during winter. There are two ways to enjoy Sugarbush woods on snowshoes: either self-guided access to designated terrain or guided tours into Slide Brook Wildlife Management Area. You choose.
Maps
Click here for snowshoe trails at Mt. Ellen.
Click here for snowshoe trails at Lincoln Peak.
Out-back Guided Snowshoe Tours |
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Our Outback Guide leads your snowshoe adventure into Slide Brook Basin, home territory of black bear, moose, deer, coyote, bobcat, fisher, ermine, owl, turkey, & woodpecker. Tours through the basin are physically warming and mentally stimulating as natural features found in passing give clues to the lives of Slide Brook’s inhabitants. Though actual critter sightings are rare, trekkers will learn to interpret tracks, scarred trees, nipped branches, and to recognize the sounds in the forest.
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| Dates/Times: | Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays: 10 AM & 1 PM. |
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$55/person: Includes guide, snowshoes, and one lift ride to the beginning of the Slide Brook Wilderness terrain. Sugarbush is a Snowshoe Rental Center, with snowshoe rentals available at The Farmhouse skier services building at Lincoln Peak and the Rental Shop in the Mount Ellen Base Lodge.
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Self Guided Snowshoeing on Marked Trails |
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Explore marked trails at both Sugarbush locations:
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| Dates/Times: | 9 AM to 4 PM daily (conditions permitting). Snow boots required. Layered clothing and daypack recommended. |
| Snowshoe Rental Rates: | $25/pair per day at The Farmhouse skier services building at Lincoln Peak and the Rental Shop in the Mt. Ellen Base Lodge. |
