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Sugar Mountain Resort

Ski resort · North Carolina, United States

Sugar Mountain Resort is a ski resort in North Carolina (United States) with 7.5 km of runs and 8 lifts. You can ski between 1,238 m and 1,595 m above sea level: a vertical drop of 357 m. Its longest run is Upper Flying Mile (1.0 km) and the steepest, Boulder Dash, reaches 62% on its toughest stretch.

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Runs
7.5 km
Lifts
8
Elevation
1,238–1,595 m
Vertical drop
357 m

Kilometres of runs by colour

  • Green0.3 km
  • Blue2.0 km
  • Red4.1 km
  • Black1.2 km

The steepest runs at Sugar Mountain Resort

Maximum slope: the steepest 50 m stretch of each run, measured by Cota.

  1. Boulder Dash Black62% · 32°
  2. Gunther's Way Black51% · 27°
  3. Tom Terrific Black43% · 23°
  4. Sugar Slalom Red36% · 20°
  5. Upper Flying Mile Red35% · 19°

The longest runs

  1. Upper Flying Mile Red1.0 km
  2. Oma's Meadow Red0.8 km
  3. Gunther's Way Black0.7 km
  4. Easy Street Blue0.6 km
  5. Northridge Red0.4 km

Lifts

6 chairlifts · 1 rope tow · 1 magic carpet.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Sugar Mountain Resort?
In North Carolina, United States. The nearest resort is Beech Mountain Resort, 7 km away as the crow flies.
How many kilometres of runs does Sugar Mountain Resort have?
7.5 km: 0.3 km of green runs, 2.0 km of blue runs, 4.1 km of red runs, 1.2 km of black runs.
What is the elevation of Sugar Mountain Resort?
You can ski between 1,238 m and 1,595 m: a vertical drop of 357 m.
How many lifts does Sugar Mountain Resort have?
8: 6 chairlifts, 1 rope tow, 1 magic carpet.
What is the steepest run at Sugar Mountain Resort?
Boulder Dash (black), at 62% (32°) on its toughest 50 m stretch, according to Cota's measurements.
How much snow is there today at Sugar Mountain Resort?
On Cota you can see the snow that fell in the last 7 days and the forecast for the next 7, and on the map, the hour-by-hour forecast at three elevations.