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Bookmark or Share- Sugarbush backcountry? | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and Snowboard Forums38. Location. In the shadow of the moon. MadMadWorld said: Biggest difference between Wildcat and Sugarbush is hardwood vs. softwood. The TB area of Wildcat is mostly pine. Lots of branches sometimes skis alot tighter because of that. Sugarbush has a lot of softwood trees like birch.
- Sugarbush or Sugarloaf | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and Snowboard ForumsSugarbush is fun, and I would definetly call it an above average area. The views are so-so, and after a while I found it to be kind of boring with the exception of castlerock. Sugarloaf on the other had, is a much better mountain if you are an advanced/expert skier.
- The "Sugarbush Thread" | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and Snowboard ForumsMembers. Welcome to AlpineZone, the largest online community of skiers and snowboarders in the Northeast! You may have to REGISTER before you can post. Registering is FREE, gets rid of the majority of advertisements, and lets you participate in giveaways and other AlpineZone events! Forums. Skiing and Snowboarding.
- The "Sugarbush Thread" | Page 784 - AlpineZoneOver on the Mount Ellen Side, Sugarbush is officializing its Rob Royce trail off the Summit Quad, a narrow, expert-oriented run to skiers’ right of the lift that’s technically been there since the ‘60s but hasn’t been counted as a formal trail in recorded memory.
- Stowe vs Sugarbush... | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and Snowboard ForumsSugarbush has the edge in trails, uncrowded, value. Stowe has the edge in snow, back country and lifts. While I do enjoy SB's lift system, I am someone who prefers top to bottom lifts. While I agree with what someone said about SB's system is better at dealing with crowds, I for the most part don't ski on crowded days.
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