Saddleback Mountain is waking up after a period of hibernation, preparing for summer activities starting July 3.
Lifts will begin operating again on Friday, July 3, allowing visitors to enjoy scenic lift rides and bike park laps. Fresh air, big views, and favorite summer activities are back on the hill.
The Summer Sunday Brunch Series kicks off July 5. Reservations are now open for brunch at 3,620′ where guests can enjoy incredible views and mountain air.
Riders can tune up their bikes starting June 29 at the bike shop on the lower level of the Base Lodge for service before hitting the trails.
Visitors can kick back on the Rangeley Express Quad to 3,600′ for sweeping views of mountains, lakes, and wildlife. On a clear day, a walk up Tri Color rewards visitors with a stunning look at Mount Washington and the White Mountains beyond.
Y’all, summer is officially here, and starting this Saturday, June 20, Waterville Valley comes alive with a full lineup of weekly activities, family adventures, live entertainment, and mountain memories waiting to be made!
Looking for something to do? We have a guide for the perfect summer week in the Valley. Activities include Crafting Workshops on Wednesday, Guided Cascades Waterfall Hikes, Movie Nights, Arcade Fun, Dart Night on Thursday, building Fairy Houses and S’mores & Campfire Night on Friday, a Guided Pup Hike and Nature Adventure on Saturday, and Animal Encounters during the Animal Encounter Series on Sunday.
The weekly programming also includes daily scavenger hunts, flower & leaf collecting adventures, lawn games in Town Square, live music, shopping, dining, and much more. Many activities are free or discounted with the Freedom Pass when you stay in Waterville Valley, making it easier than ever to turn a weekend getaway into a full week of adventure.
The Saddleback Mountain area is preparing for the summer season, with reopening details and new activities announced.
The Pub is reopening its doors this Friday, May 22, offering a spot to enjoy food and views overlooking the lakes and mountains.
The trail season is calling, as the Bike Park and Scenic Lift Rides officially return on July 3rd, bringing family-friendly mountain biking trails and summit views.
The Nest Summer Brunch Series continues, making Sundays special with mountain views, fresh air, birdsong, and food.
Saddleback Mountain was nominated for the Best Ski Mountain in Maine by Down East magazine, and the community is encouraged to vote.
Summer is approaching, bringing new opportunities for outdoor adventure at Bolton Valley.
The lift-served mountain biking park opens on Saturday, June 13. The park offers routes ranging from smooth beginner flow to raw, rowdy downhill lines for all riders.
Season passes for mountain biking will increase on May 13th.
The calendar is stacked with events throughout the summer, including weekly races, community ride nights, Live Music on the Lawn, and signature events. A new addition this summer is the Mountain Air Music Festival, offering all-day music and fun in the fresh mountain air.
Beyond biking, there are miles of hiking trails and scenic lift rides available for those who prefer to hike and explore the area.
Family time is also available at Ralph’s Rec Center, which offers games, swimming, and other activities after a day on the mountain.
