Sugarloaf.

have you considered looking at a trail map?

i did i was just wondering if there was a lift that is best cus i have never been...

baby park take wiffletree
and to get to pretty much anyother one take the superquad.
im not quite sure but im pretty sure thats it.. i dont go there too much
get a map so you can find your way.

I was just there this past weekend.

Haywire (main/large park) is insanely good for this time of the year. The jumps are prime (15ft step down to 35ft step down to 25ft step down to 30ft step up - all rough guesses), bottom rail section is super fun, lots of options including one of the most fun features I've hit all year (triangle box...hard to explain, but super fun).

Stomping Grounds (small-medium park) was ok, didn't spend too much time there cause Haywire was so much fun. Mini Pipe was closed cause it's melting, but other than that lots of fun little jibs to play on, good for the random messing around run every now and then

Mini park is on the other side of the mountain (I don't know the name, and never went there...but heard it was 3 flat rails and 3 flat boxes)

The rest of the mountain is SUPER fun to ski as well. Take a few runs up the Timberline lift for some steeps that are tons of fun.

SuperQuad will get you to Stomping Grounds and Haywire, just get the top and go right, you'll find them.

The superpipe was fun, but didn't seem like it was cut in a while so it was a bit tricky to keep up speed and the flat bottom was full of mix snow (slow...made it even more difficult).

Here's a thread in Regionals also: https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/617067/

already 10/10 thank you!

how long is sugar loaf open till?

may 15

take the super quad go to haywire/stomping grounds you'll have a good time

super quad to tote road to stomping grounds or hay wire

and if you just wanna hit a ton of rails in one run, go stomping grounds park and then after all the rais theres a closed cutover trail to the rail section of haywire

technically your not supposed to but i dont think they really care plus their policy is to give you a warning before pulling your pass for that

jib run ftw.  when i was there one day we did it and ski patrol saw us and didnt say anything but the next day there was a big mound of snow pushed by the groomers right under the rope

Definitely ski Godila line, white nitro, and the snowfields if their open. So steep and a ton of vertical.

The Snowfields is SO MUCH FUN! I only wish I had brought another pair of skis with me...skiing that with soft park skis with dull edges was kinda scary at times, but still fun!

They were getting after people for cutting from Stomping Grounds to Haywire when I was there, but that might have been because the snow was really sketchy that day (It was very firm/icey and windy on Saturday, so they were a little on edge). But, if you want a ton of rails it's a really fun run until you get caught, haha.

I cut from stomping grounds to haywire all the time when I was there. Even asked park crew if I was allowed when I was on the lift with one of the guys, they said don't let ski partrol see your. The park crew doesn't care though, as long as your looking up hill when you enter haywire cus you enter in the middle of the jumps.

sugarloaf is the tits, i wish i was going up this weekend :(