Sugar Mountain Resort reopens tomorrow with skiing, snowboarding and ice-skating. The Summit Express chairlift will whisk guests to Sugar’s 5,300’ peak. Manmade packed powder and frozen granular snow will cover the Northridge, Switchback, Upper and Lower Flying Mile slopes. Day and night sessions will be available.

Sugar Mountain Resort’s thirteenth annual SugarFest lights up winter in Western North Carolina from December 18th through the 20th with Olympic figure skating medalist, Paul Wylie and two-time Olympic alpine skiing medalist, Diann Roffe.

Sugar Mountain Ski Resort is back open. Guests can expect to ride the Summit Express chairlift to Sugar’s peak servicing the Northridge, Switchback, Upper and Lower Flying Mile slopes. Six to twenty inches of manmade packed powder and frozen granular snow cover the slopes. The full day session runs from 9:00 am until 4:30 pm. The half-day session begins at 12:30 and ends at 4:30 pm. Twilight sessions begin at 12:30 and end at 10:00 pm. The night session operates from 6:00 pm until 10:00 pm.

Sugar Mountain Ski Resort reopens today for skiing and snowboarding. Guests can expect to ride the Summit Express chairlift to Sugar’s peak servicing the Northridge, Switchback, Upper and Lower Flying Mile slopes. Ten to twenty-two inches of manmade and packed powder snow cover the slopes.

Sugar Mountain Ski Resort’s Summit Express ribbon cutting ceremony was celebrated by Governor McCrory and a large crowd of winter fun enthusiasts under cold, clear blue skies, and a picturesque man-made snow covered ground on Saturday, November 14th.