BE ALERT!Alpine skiing and snowboarding are challenging and potentially hazardous recreational activities. Be alert to ever changing mountain conditions, weather, visibility, and snow surfaces. Many natural and man-made obstacles, including other skiers and riders, exist on the mountain and may cause serious injury or death to you if you do not take notice of these obstacles. Sledding, sliding, and tubing are prohibited on all ski/ride trails, the Terrain Park, and around the Lodge at all times except on the dedicated sledding hill in front of the lodge. Your safety is directly affected by your judgment. Failure to ski or ride responsibly may result in the loss of your skiing/riding privileges. Please stay away from snowmaking, grooming and snowmobile equipment at ALL times.

BE ADVISEDAll poles and/or flags, fencing, signage and padding on equipment or objects or other forms of marking devices are used by the ski area to inform you of the presence or location of a potential obstacle or hazard. These markers are no guarantee of your safety and will not protect you from injury. It is your responsibility to avoid all obstacles or hazards.

RIDING LIFTSSaddleback has 3 chairlifts. If you are unfamiliar with the use of a chairlift or do not have the ability to use one safely, ask the lift operator or assistant for instructions BEFORE attempting to load or unload from the lift. When riding in chairlifts please always lower the retention bar.

LEARNING AREASThe trails located around the South Branch Chairlift are designated as Slow Areas and may be congested. Please go slowly and use extra caution here.

TRAIL CONDITIONSConditions change throughout the day. Check with Ski Patrol or Ticket Office for current conditions and ski/ride on groomed trails if you are uncertain of conditions on other trails.

BOUNDARY to BOUNDARY SKIINGBoundary to Boundary is defined as the area between Muleskinner and Hudson Highway. No sled rescue is available beyond Muleskinner and Hudson Highway. Boundary-to-Boundary means skiers and boarders may, at their own risk, ski/ride the woods within open trail boundaries. This type of skiing is for highly advanced skiers and riders.

• Do not ski/ride into areas or trails that are closed. • Do not ski alone - please always go with a partner(s). • Enter and exit the woods from an open trail. • Do not proceed past roped off areas. • Beware of unmarked obstacles in the woods.

Saddleback, Inc. assumes no responsibility for damaged ski/ride equipment or the safety, injury, or death to skiers/riders who venture from marked trails or while using marked trails. Rescue of an injured person from an unmarked area is extremely difficult and takes considerably longer than a normal rescue. Not all trails are closed by the Patrol at the end of the day, especially the glade trails. Entering the woods off marked trails is your choice and you, alone, are responsible. Ski & Ride Smart - Ski & Ride Safe!

PARKSMART (Freestyle Terrain)Using Freestyle Terrain exposes you to risk of serious injury or death. Inverted aerial maneuvers are not allowed at Saddleback.

SKI & RIDE with CARE

Start Small Work your way up. Build your skill. Make a Plan Every feature. Every time. Always Look Before you drop. Respect The features and other users. Take it Easy Know your limits. Land on your feet.

RESPONSIBILITY CODE

1. STAY IN CONTROL.2. PEOPLE AHEAD OF YOU HAVE THE

RIGHT OF WAY.3. STOP IN A SAFE PLACE FOR YOU AND

OTHERS.4. WHENEVER STARTING DOWNHILL OR

MERGING, LOOK UPHILL & YIELD.5. USE DEVICES TO HELP PREVENT

RUNAWAY EQUIPMENT.6. OBSERVE SIGNS AND WARNINGS, AND

KEEP OFF CLOSED TRAILS.7. KNOW HOW TO USE THE LIFTS SAFELY.

TRAILS & DESIGNATIONS

* Candlestick Maker 1250* Dusty Miller 2900* Gee Whiz 1620* Gnat 500 Green Hornet - lower 1950* Grey Ghost - lower 1700 Happy Garrison Glades 600 * Hornberg 1400* Hudson Highway - upper 2950 Hudson Highway - lower 6850* Hummer 1300

* Jitterbug 1200 * Little Inky Boy 1400* Montreal 600 Morning Glory 6440 Mrs. Duley Glades 1200 Rock Pond Trail 2900* Rooster’s Regret 1300* Royal Tiger 2800* Smelt Streamer 2300* Squirrel’s Tail 1400* Wheeler Slope 1400

* America 4400 Bea Wee Pass 800* Blue Devil 3200* Doodlebug 1800 Green Hornet - upper 2450* Green Weaver - upper 2550* Green Weaver - lower 3350* Grey Ghost - upper 3200 Jane Craig - lower 2000* Mickey Finn 500* Muddler 1300

* Parmachenee Belle 2200* Peachy’s Peril 2950* Professor - lower 3250* Red Devil 3075* Royal Coachman - lower 3370* Silver Doctor 3000* Sneaky Pete 600 The Pass 2600 Tight Line - lower 4200* Tri-Color 2300

Black Beauty 2500 Colonel Bates 900* Dazzler 2400 Family Secret 2700* Fire Fly 1300 Frostbite 2500 Golden Smelt 2600 Jane Craig - upper 1250 NW Pass 2250

Nymph 1800* Peachy’s Peril 2150 Professor - upper 1350* Royal Coachman - upper 1350* Supervisor 2700* Tight Line - upper 2600* Warden’s Worry 2400 Woolly Bugger Glades 8 acres

Casablanca Glades 44 acres Dark Wizard Glades 1200 Governor 1800 Intimidator Glades 1900 Muleskinner 2200

Nightmare Glades 1850 Thrombosis Glades 1300 Headwalls to Warden’s Worry, Tight Line and Supervisor

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Lower Hudson Highway

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Bea Wee Pass

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Rangeley Lakes Trails Center - 2 miles

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Please be advised that trail ratings describe the relative degree of challenge of a particular slope or trails within the Saddleback trail system. Trails at Saddleback should not be compared to those at other ski areas.

This painting is an artist’s concept illustration and may not show all terrain features at Saddleback. Painting is not to scale.

Saddleback MountainElevation 4120 ft.

For generations, a trip to Rangeley was the ultimate angler’s dream - the premier fishing destination in North America. To honor this rich outdoor heritage, Saddleback’s trails are named for the famous fishing flies created right here by Rangeley legends Carrie Stevens, Bud Wilcox and Dick Frost.

KENNEBAGO STEEPSOne of the largest areas of steep skiing and riding in the East.

12 trails and glades including the renowned Casablanca Glades. Top to bottom and runs. No mixing with lower level terrain.

All serviced by Kennebago Quad chairlift.

America Fly

MAP KEY

Easier Warming Hut

More Difficult First Aid

Most Difficult Parking

Extremely Difficult Ski In/Out Parking

Terrain Park FoodFood

FAT TIRE Mountain Bar

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