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Ducking the Rope What’s New at Sunday River
Ducking the Rope
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The Perks of Being a Passholder
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Take a Trip Through Hollywood. Map of the Stars Optional
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Santas Coming to Town
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2015 Best of Bethel Awards
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Think Ski Resort Bartenders Merely Sling Pints? Think Again
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Someday Bigger is Thankful For...
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Hit the Slopes and the Books
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Sunday River Celebrates Double Nickels with Winterfest Weekend
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Sunday River Real Estate
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You Have Kids. What Now?
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Q&A with Camp’s Executive Chef
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Shops & Services Directory
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Dining Directory
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The weird thing about living at a ski resort is that while most people in the world are wishing for longer summers (or moving to Florida), you’re kind of wishing summer existed solely in the month of July. You’ve always got your fingers crossed for recordbreaking lows, freak early-season snow, and extraordinarily long, harsh winters. Well, harsh has such a negative connotation. Maybe I should say “substantial,” or even “historic.” Yeah, that works. You may recall that I am not a native New Englander and surely I’m in the minority when I say that I couldn’t wait to kick summer to the curb and revel in proper, leaf-peeping, New England autumn. Autumn in Maine is truly spectacular, which is why Sunday River celebrates it with Fall Festival weekend. Wayyy back in September, we tested our state-of-the-art snowmaking system and before we know it, these consistently cooler temps will allow us to open for the 2014/15 season, flaunting 50 acres of enticing, new terrain and a whole slew of other shiny, new stuff. Learn more about this season’s capital improvements in What’s New on pages 4 and 5 and Take a Trip Through Hollywood on page 8. Of course, season passholders will have primo access to all of the new, along with old favorites, like Winterfest events (page 15) and the 15th Annual Santa Sunday—be sure to read Editor-at-Large Darcy Morse’s survival guide on page 10. One of my favorite features this issue is Someday Bigger is Thankful for… (page 13). Our awesome daycare manager-turned-roving-reporter asked her adorable wards why they’re grateful this Thanksgiving, and while their answers are funny, they’re also mostly about family. I, for one, am grateful not only for my crazy family with whom I share DNA, but also for my Sunday River family, and that includes you.
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What’s New at Sunday River: 2014/15 Capital Improvements Groomed to Perfection
By Casey Butler
New Ground to Cover
Sunday River’s groomers are every bit as dashing as its snowmakers, and you know what happens when you get a reputation for being dapper: You need to keep up appearances. Accordingly, the resort just secured two new PistenBully snowcats, a 400 and 400 Park. Sunday River’s Terrain Parks Crew will now have another kitty at its disposal to maintain the resort’s six terrain parks.
With 50 acres of fresh, expert terrain, Sunday River now offers 135 trails on 870 acres. Our Boundary-to-Boundary policy ensures that you can always find a stash to yourself. Read more about the resort’s new trails on page 8.
We Make Winter (And Save Energy) In addition to the new terrain, $1.1 million of this season’s capital investment package, along with an Efficiency Maine grant, helped the resort procure 172 new, energy-efficient snowguns: 117 HKD Impulse Tower Guns, 50 HKD Method Park Guns, and five Snow Logic Tower Guns. The resort now owns and operates a total of 1,900 snowguns (that’s a lot of fire power), which allow it to cover 95 percent of its non-gladed terrain with what has long been considered the best snow in the East. The T72 and 3D terrain park trails will both be lined, top to bottom, with new HKD Park Guns, which produce greater volumes of snow—a necessity for building medium and large park features. For added efficiency, Sunday River also fitted all of its water pumps with new, controllable pressure valves.
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Parks and Rec Speaking of parks, the resort has consolidated four of its terrain parks on North Peak this season, alongside the ever impressive T72 (home of The Dumont Cup). The beginner park, Who-Ville, remains on South Ridge for the benefit of the lil’uns, and Rocking Chair will return to Barker Mountain.
Monday Mourning Manifesto Sunday River’s Competition Programs are integral to the resort’s identity, so part of the capital investment package will go toward giving Monday Mourning (the dedicated race trail) a bit of a makeover. When winter blows into town, Monday Mourning skiers will notice a wider entry point from T2, which will reduce race events’ impact on neighboring trail Cascades.
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A Phosphorescent Future Sunday River’s Perfect Turn Ski and Snowboard School has teamed up with Bethel’s Gould Academy and its Competition Program to create the Future Stars weekend training program. Future Stars offers kids between the ages of 8 and 10 an easy transition from the River Runners program’s fundamentals to the Gould Academy Competition Program.
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It All Adds Up With this season’s investments, Sunday River’s parent company, Boyne Resorts, will have given the Newry, Maine resort more than $40 million since 2007. 2013/14 Capital Investments ($5.7 million) • $1 Million in Added Snowmaking: 224 new energyefficient snowguns. • T72 Terrain Park Trail: New 15acre dedicated terrain park trail on North Peak. Home to an intermediate/advanced jump line, rail park, and superpipe− and also the largest freeskiing event in the East, The Dumont Cup. • Camp: New 300-seat restaurant located in the Grand Summit Hotel specializing in Maine comfort food. • 70 Acres of New Terrain: 15 acres of new trail for T72 plus
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2012/13 Capital Investments ($2.7 million) • $1 Million in Added Snowmaking: 224 new energy-efficient snowguns (made possible thanks to a $300,000 grant by Efficiency Maine). • New Snowcats: Two new PistenBully 400 grooming machines with “Alpenflex” tillers. • Two New Real Estate Developments: The Glades at Ridge Run and Village Off The Green. • Kids Adventure Trail: A summertime hiking trail for families.
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2011/12 Capital Investments ($4 million) • South Ridge Renovations: Added guest seating, space for a new Japanese and Korean restaurant, more guest storage, an expanded ski and snowboard shop, plus new paint and carpet. • Second Phase of Tempest Ridge: 12 new townhomes located on the Tempest and Road Runner trails, near the White Cap base area. • New Snowcats: Two new PistenBully 400 grooming machines with “Alpenflex” tillers. • Road Improvements: Flattened and paved 6,000foot section of Monkey Brook Road and the entrance to the Jordan Grand Resort Hotel.
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The Perks of Being a Passholder By Casey Butler Possessing a New England Pass is much like having your own personal set of keys to a veritable armada of planes, trains, and Aston Martins. All of which are at your disposal whenever you feel a whim coming on. And those keys? Scratch that— one single, all-powerful skeleton key. Yeah, that’s better. It’s hanging around your neck. Just imagine the possibilities. As the proud holder of a 2014-15 New England Pass, you’re privy to numerous benefits—not least among which is the free skiing. That’s right, I said free. Say you’re between the ages of 19 and 64, and you buy a New England Gold Pass. (Solid choice, by the way.) It’s going to cost you more up front, but it’ll pay for itself in just a few days on the slopes, and we know that you’re going to have more than a few days on the hill this season, because you’re buying the top-of-the-line pass with zero blackout days. This pass is for the seriously committed. It also allows you to bring a few of your friends for just $55 each and get a 15 percent retail discount at Sunday River, Sugarloaf, and Loon Mountain. The Silver and Bronze New England Passes cost less, but they also bar you from skiing on certain, high-volume days. (Usually weekends and holidays.) They offer a 10 percent retail discount, which can really add up: Saving 10 percent on a pair of $600 skis means saving $60. Still sequestered in academia? Lucky you: The College New England Pass is the best deal of all. It comes with many of the same perks as a Gold Pass for a fraction of the price. There’s also a pass for recent college graduates.
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Take a Trip Through Hollywood. Map of the Stars Optional. By Casey Butler As part of Sunday River’s $5-million capital investment plan for the 2014-15 season, the resort is adding 50 new acres of terrain: four glades and a double black diamond beneath the Spruce Peak Triple lift. Top-billed Hollywood will be a 10acre, double-diamond glade between the Agony and Top Gun trails on Barker Mountain. Agony (also known as the Barker lift line) and Top Gun are beloved by expert skiers for their steep mogul sections. Throw some trees into the mix and you’re definitely not looking at an “easier way down,” so beginners, be sure to veer left toward Lazy River. Hollywood will have stars in skiers’ eyes, but no one wants to be seeing stars. Speaking of stars, not one but two new stars will be born this winter season when Starstruck and Starwood, both black diamond-rated glades, move into the celestial ‘hood that is Little White Cap (they join many a moon and star-themed trail). The fourth and final new glade this season is Yetiville, so named for its proximity to Eddy’s house on North Peak, to skier’s left of Dream Maker.
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Since skiers run the risk of having a run-in with a yeti, this trail will be for the experts, with a single black diamond rating. Gnarnia is my personal favorite of the new trails. Named by Team Snow and boasting a double-diamond rating, this trail follows the Spruce Peak Triple lift line. Skiers will need to navigate a, well, a cliff in the upper section before crossing Three Mile Trail and passing into a wider section with glading on skier’s right. This will allow access to Last Tango from Spruce Peak. Alas, Gnarnia is going to be super challenging (gnarly) and loads of fun. Incidentally, the leisurely Spruce Peak Triple is also being upgraded this season with a conveyor loading system at its base, which will reduce stop time and increase speed by 20 percent. Last year, Sunday River received a $5.7 million capital investment package, part of which funded 75 new acres of terrain, including 60 acres of new gladed area and the 15-acre, world-class terrain park, T72. The resort currently offers 870 total acres of trails and a Boundary-toBoundary policy.
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Santas Coming to Town 3) You made it! You’re in! Now, the most imCelebrate the arrival of winter and the upcom- portant thing is to make sure that you bring the appropriate gear (see below) and don’t forget ing holiday season, all while raising money for to pack $10 in cash (or more—no one likes a a good cause with Sunday River’s 15th Annual stingy Santa) for this fund-raising event. Those Santa Sunday. Hitting the slopes on Sunday, who come looking like shwaggy Santa or forget December 7, 2014, Santa Sunday is the perfect their donations automatically make the naughty excuse to take some turns while donning your list. best St. Nick attire, and donate to the Sunday 4) Strut your Santa stuff. On Sunday, DeRiver Charitable Fund. The resort’s busy elves, cember 7, arrive to Sunday River’s South Ridge who really like lists, have devised two checklists Lodge between 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. for parto help you prepare for this event: One explaining how to join (and survive) the crazy party and ticipant check-in. Resort elves will be on-hand to double check that you’re wearing the approprianother to aid you in dressing the part. ate attire and collect your cash donation. Santa Survival Tips: 5) You made it! You’re in! This time, for real! 1) Timing is everything. On Monday, DeBy 11 a.m., elves have approved the nice Sancember 2, set your alarm for 11:45 a.m. and then tas and, in exchange for good behavior, have start stretching your fingers. Registration opens bestowed lift tickets upon the jolly ones. Next at noon and the 250 spots available for this up: Quit straggling and congregate for Santa event have been known to fill up in as little as Sunday’s annual photo shoot. After which, you three minutes’ time. and your fellow St. Nicks will be herded onto the 2) Where do I register? Go to sundayriver. South Ridge Express chairlift. com’s events page, look for the Santa Sunday 6) Santa! Santa! Santa! Similar to the effect listing, and go there. Or, use the link from Sunthat Santa has on Will Ferrell’s Elf character, the day River’s homepage. By noon, if you don’t see sight of Sunday River’s running of the Santas the registration link at the bottom of the page, down its Mixing Bowl trail is undeniably heartmake sure to hit refresh. Remember, Santa Sunwarming (if you’re an adult) and utterly confusday fills up fast! ing (if you’re a child). By Darcy Morse
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The 2015 Best of Bethel Awards It’s that time of year again: Cast your vote for the Fifth Annual Best of Bethel Awards to give all of your Bethel favs their due. If you wanted to nominate someone last year and just couldn’t find the appropriate category (hey, it could happen), you’ll be interested to note that we’ve added five brand new ones for the BOBs’ fifth birthday. One suggestion we’d like to offer our voters: When you vote for your favorite waiter /waitress, give us his/her name and the establishment at which s/he works. In fact, be as specific as humanly possible in every vote. As much as we love the challenge of figuring out who “the girl with the brown hair at the Phoenix” is, doing that hundreds of times takes, well, time. Ain’t nobody got time for that! But mostly, we want to make sure that your favorite people and places get the attention they deserve. So, bring on your toughest votes, your favorite haunts, your esoteric comments, and feel free to let your friends and family in on the voting, too. Maybe even throw us a social media shout out. We’re ready. And, um, guys? While we appreciate those who campaign for a Best of Bethel award, don’t blatantly stuff the ballot box. We can see you. And we can delete you.
Visit sundayriver.com/thiswinter to access our online ballot. We’ll collect your answers before January 31 and publish them in the February 2015 issue (on stands February 5). 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.
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By Casey Butler
Think Ski Resort Bartenders Merely Sling Pints? Think Again.
Since its opening in December 2013, Camp has prided itself on not only its creative dinner menus, featuring Maine-inspired comfort food with a gourmet twist, but also on its excellent beverage menus. Camp has a fine selection of signature cocktails (great for dates, as it were) but where the restaurant and its staff really shine is in the areas of craft beer and Scotch whisky. I have glimpsed the top-secret Camp training manual and let me tell you, in terms of complexity, it gives the bestselling title Learning to Fly Helicopters a run for its money. On one page, there is a map of Scotland and on it, more than 30 different Scotch whiskies, arranged by region. The next page describes each region and its whisky’s typical attributes. This is not information with which the casual Scotch drinker is concerned, and while most of the people who pass through Camp and order whiskies are exactly that, this type of comprehensive training will ensure that the aficionado will be as impressed with servers’ knowledge as the average après imbiber is with the staff’s warmth.
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“To me, Camp is about exploring,” says Grand Summit Hotel Director of Food and Beverage Brian Simpson. “We will have one of the largest single malt offerings in the state [and] offering so many world-class Scotches will allow our guests to explore. Scotch is comfortable and warming. It inspires conversation. It’s Camp.” I know next to nothing about Scotch, but I do alright when it comes to craft beer, and as a self-professed beer geek-in-training, I can say that Camp is one of my top picks for après pints. They love to offer local beers on tap and their seasonal selections are ever rotating (as they should be). Camp offers craft beer from Shipyard, Baxter, Sea Dog, and other Maine breweries, along with Goose Island in Chicago, explains Simpson. The manual pages dedicated to beer are equally as thorough. Bartenders and kitchen staff alike are taught that “Allagash Black is a Belgian-style stout brewed with 2 Row barley, torrified wheat, oats, both roasted and chocolate malt, and a generous portion of dark, caramelized candied sugar.” So, if you hate it when a server tries to peddle you “this beer called Stella something that’s from, like, France, I think,” just sidle up to one of the lovely servers at Camp and ready yourself for a legit recommendation. They know their stuff.
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By Darcy Morse There’s something about being in the middle. From middle school and being the middle child to being stuck between a rock and a hard place or, if you’re lucky, the rose between two thorns, it’s rare to love being in the middle. Until now. Enter Gould Academy’s Winter Trimester Program. For seventh and eighth grade students, this on-snow trimester at Gould, which runs from late November through the end of March, puts students smack dab in the middle of it all—the Gould Academy campus, located in the heart of downtown Bethel, and the slopes of Sunday River. According to Bob Harkins, Winter Term Director for Gould Academy and a former coach for the US Ski Team, “The Winter Term Program gives students the opportunity to experience some of the best that this school has to offer in an exclusive winter trimester.” Winter Term students hit the slopes daily for on-snow training in competitive alpine, freestyle, and nordic skiing and snowboarding. Back on campus, they hit the books. This setup allows students to discover all that life in a boarding school has to offer, including living on-campus in dedicated girls’ and boys’ dorms and attending special school events, all while training for a competitive sport that they love. A typical day for a Winter Term student at Gould Academy might look like this: Breakfast, followed by a school-wide assembly. Next, she’s off to on-snow training at Sunday River, followed by lunch, and then classes. The evening is reserved for dinner and study hall. Students interested in learning more about Gould Academy’s Winter Term Program should reach out to Mr. Harkins at 207-824-7775 or swing by the Gould Academy Admissions Office on Church Street for a tour. For more information on Gould Academy and the Winter Term Program, visit gouldacademy.org.
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Sunday River Celebrates Double Nickels with Winterfest Weekend By Casey Butler Winterfest is kind of a magical thing. Last year, flakes began falling as ugly sweater sporters got merry in the Foggy Goggle and we all awoke to a foot of ethereal powder. Those of us who opted to go easy on the eggnog were treated to the first of last season’s many inspiring powder days. Sunday River’s Sixth Annual Winterfest Weekend will take place December 12 to 14, 2014, and here’s to hoping that it’s even more festive than the fifth—especially considering that it also marks our 55th birthday. With special ski and stay packages, fireworks displays, live music, and Santa Claus and Eddy the Yeti sightings, this entire weekend is devoted to wintertime grins. And, of course, what would a birthday celebration be without a proper party? You can count on something utterly smashing at the Goggle. Season passholder? Yeah, you’re gonna want to flash that thing around because it’ll get you into all of the best fiestas—free of a cover charge. For more details on the Sixth Annual Winterfest Weekend at Sunday River, visit sundayriver.com.
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Sunday River Real Estate If You Lived Here, You’d Be Skiing (or Teeing Up) Now If you’ve always dreamed of owning a ski home, now might just be the perfect opportunity to turn that dream into a reality. The Glades at Ridge Run offer the first ski-on/ski-out, single home properties in the history of Sunday River, while Village Off The Green comes complete with access to both skiing and golf. The third development, Tempest Ridge, offers luxury townhomes just steps away from the slopes. Just think, if you lived in any of them, there’s a good chance that you’d be skiing right now.
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For the first time in the resort’s history, you can own a slopeside home. This wouldn’t be just ski-in/ski-out, nor would it be a condo at the side of the trail, which are both pretty nice to begin with. This would be a singlefamily home that overlooks an actual ski trail, recently updated with topof-the-line snowmaking equipment. Set in a wooded enclave just off the Ridge Run trail, near Dream Maker and Second Thoughts (and very close to the South Ridge base area), the house lots in The Glades provide views across Sunday River’s eastern peaks with ski-in/ski-out access from the slopes on North Peak and South Ridge. “The response has been incredible,” Mark Hall, VP of Development, says. “It’s pretty exciting to think about living in a home directly off the trail, so close to the center of the action−and even more exciting to see some of these lots turn into actual homes.”
With only two lots remaining, ranging a little over an acre each, The Glades at Ridge Run offers close proximity to the South Ridge base area including its events and activities, which also means direct access to the resort’s vibrant night life and walking distance to fireworks. Of course, it remains just far enough away to afford some privacy, too.
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Sunday River’s second real estate development, Village Off The Green, extends up a wooded hillside from the seventeenth fairway of the award-winning Sunday River Golf Club. Its location, just off of the Robert Trent Jones Jr.-designed course and minutes away from the slopes of Sunday River, offers yearround enthusiasts the best of both worlds. In addition to convenient access, homeowners will also enjoy sweeping views down the Sunday River Valley that are unique to this “tee-in/tee-out” location. There are nine home sites in Village Off The Green, ranging from one to four acres. In addition to an unsurpassed level of privacy, homeowners will appreciate the flexibility in home placement and orientation that comes with each lot, allowing them to take full advantage of the views and the natural features of the surrounding land. If “location, location, location” really does matter, Village Off The Green is a hole-in-one move.
Tempest Ridge
Before Sunday River’s The Glades at Ridge Run and Village Off The Green entered the real estate scene, Tempest Ridge was the newest slopeside development at the resort in over a decade. With Phase II complete, new high-end townhomes are now available.
Located just off of the Tempest and Roadrunner trails, Tempest Ridge offers ski-in/ ski-out townhomes near the White Cap base area. The first phase of this development reflected the mountain setting, including timber, stone, and wood shingle detailing. Phase II’s townhomes include these finishes, as well as new details, such as an expanded rear deck, a heated mudroom with ski racks, three levels of living space, and larger daylight basements.
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Sunday River Real Estate works with buyers and sellers across the Sunday River and Bethel-area real estate market. Our resort agency works with all types of real estate, including single-family and multi-family homes, land, new developments, slopeside hotel quarter shares and timeshares, slopeside and resort condominiums, Bethel area condominiums, commercial developments, waterfront property, seasonal vacation rentals, and more. To learn more about real estate for sale at Sunday River, or in the Newry/Bethel area, please visit sundayriverliving.com, visit one of our three convenient office locations at the resort, or call (207) 824-5051.
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You have kids. What now? By Casey Butler Yeah, sure there are some folks who believe that a good time can’t be had by parents, period. We’re here to disrespectfully disagree. Naturally, Sunday River caters to the younger, singler-and-ready-to-mingler crowd from time to time. Namely, during College Week. But even then, the resort is committed to its littlest passholders, who often shred harder than us “grownups,” anyway. If you plan to spend Thanksgiving with the Sunday River family, many of our resort restaurants will be serving feasts fit for the fussiest of Pilgrims. And the holiday will extend all weekend long, thanks to games, movies, and crafts offered at both hotels—not to mention an evening fireworks display. The 15th Annual Santa Sunday will be on Sunday, December 7, 2014. This event is enormously popular and the 250 spaces fill up with online registrants within mere minutes. If you can snag a spot, it’s fun to take part, and it’s for a great cause—a $10 donation benefits the Sunday River Charitable Fund—but even if you opt out of dressing up like Old St. Nick, Santa Sunday is one of the best events to simply witness. You can’t help but smile when you see hundreds of Santas racing and dancing their ways into South Ridge. Learn more on page 10. Children’s Festival Week (January 12 to 16, 2015) is an entire week dedicated to families, with activities including scavenger hunts, live entertainment, movies, and themed Perfect Turn kids’ clinics. Special evening performances are also scheduled and in the past have included fire dancers, a reptile show, and a mad science workshop. Best part about Children’s Festival Week? Kids can ski, snowboard, rent, learn, and stay-all for free! In addition to these special events and holiday weeks, Sunday River offers kid-friendly activities like night skiing, zipline rides, snow tubing, fireworks, and ample opportunities to meet Eddy and Betty the Yetis throughout the season.
Someday Bigger Daycare is much more than on-mountain babysitting: Someday Bigger’s super friendly and highly trained staff provides half- and full-day care for kids from 6 weeks to 6 years old. The daily schedule includes arts and crafts, story time, group time, rest time, snack time, and lunch. (Nutritious snacks and lunch are included in the price.) Kids go outside to play or walk, depending on weather and business conditions. Someday Bigger also works with Perfect Turns Ski and Snowboard School, which offers a wide variety of lessons and competition programs for all ages. Sunday River offers so many awesome activities for the entire family that your single friends will want to tag along.
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SUNDAY RIVER’S 2014/2015 OctOber 11–13: AnnuAl FAll FestivAl Weekend Weekend festivities include the 15th Annual North American Wife Carrying Championship, Blue Mountain Arts and Crafts Festival, pre-season sale at Sunday River Sports, wagon rides, wood carving demonstrations, and live music.
OctOber 11: 15th AnnuAl nOrth AmericAn WiFe cArrying chAmpiOnship The 15th Annual North American Wife Carrying Championship draws thousands of spectators to the snowless slopes of Sunday River to watch 50 teams of couples compete in this Finnish-style race for the grand prize of the wife’s weight in beer plus five times her weight in cash. A fun event for the whole family and a free event to watch, the North American Wife Carrying Championship starts at 11a.m. OctOber 11-12: 31st AnnuAl blue mOuntAin Arts And crAFts FestivAl Enjoy regional artists and artisans and their exhibits, including painting, fine jewelry, pottery, woodworking, and photography. All exhibitors are located throughout the South Ridge Lodge and are open to the public Saturday from 9am until 5pm, and Sunday from 9a.m.-3p.m. nOvember 23–24: AnnuAl tin mOuntAin rOundup As you plan out your holiday feast, plan on purchasing some extra staples to bring with you to Sunday River to donate to its annual Tin Mountain Roundup. Each winter Sunday River works with an area food bank to ensure that those in need are provided with the food and staples needed to get through the cold winter months. Three donations brought to the Barker Lodge for this event qualifies skiers and snowboarders for discounted lift tickets. nOvember 27–30: thAnksgiving Weekend Spend your Thanksgiving on the slopes with fun activities for the whole family, including the resort’s annual Demo Days. Celebrate with a great Thanksgiving Day feast at one of the resort’s two hotels, and while you’re there, participate in games, movies, crafts, an evening fireworks show, plus the best early season conditions in New England. Turn your stay into a weekend getaway with ski and stay packages that include lodging and lift tickets. nOvember 29–30: demO dAys Test out the latest skis and bindings from various manufacturers from around the world. Past suppliers have included Head, Rossignol, and Blizzard. The cost to participate can be applied towards a discount at Sunday River Sports to purchase any new ski or snowboard package. december 7: 15th AnnuAl sAntA sundAy Celebrate the arrival of winter and the upcoming holiday season, all while raising money for a good cause with Sunday River’s very own Santa Sunday. Pre-registered Santas arrive in full attire to schuss down the slopes during this picturesque holiday event! Pre-registration takes place the week prior and is open to 250 Santas.
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december 12-14: 6th AnnuAl WinterFest Weekend It’s an entire weekend dedicated to skiing, snowboarding, food, and fun thanks to special ski and stay packages, fireworks, live music, special appearances by Santa Claus and Sunday River’s very own Eddy and Betty the Yetis. Plus, Winterfest Weekend is the kick off to night skiing and boasts a huge party at the Foggy Goggle.
december 25–JAnuAry 1: christmAs And neW yeAr’s vAcAtiOn Week Spend the holidays on the slopes of Sunday River skiing and riding the most dependable snow in New England and participating in winter activities like Zipline Tours, Twin Zips, snow tubing, ice-skating, live music, and special events for all ages. Lodging, lift tickets, and a free adult Perfect Turn clinic come standard with ski and stay packages booked during this week. JAnuAry 5-9: cOllege Week Last year’s College Week welcomed in the first ever Red Bull Frozen Rush Pro4 truck race, not to mention a full week of fun, complete with parties, live concerts, comedy shows, special events, bonfires, and amazing deals. Want in on a little secret? Talks between us and Red Bull are already taking place on how to make this year’s College Week even better. Stay tuned for details. For more information on Sunday River’s current lift ticket promotions and vacation packages, visit sundayriver. com or call 800-543-2754. JAnuAry 12–16: children’s FestivAl Week— kids ski And snOWbOArd FOr Free! Sunday River’s Children’s Festival Week is an entire week dedicated to families with activities including scavenger hunts, live entertainment, movies, and themed Perfect Turn kid’s clinics. Special evening performances are also scheduled and in the past have included fire dancers, a reptile show, and a mad science workshop. Best part about Children’s Festival Week? Kids can ski, snowboard, rent, learn, and stay—all for free! For more information on Children’s Festival Week and lodging packages, visit sundayriver.com or call 800-543-2754.
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JAnuAry 26–30: gO50 Week Activities this entire week catered to those over the age of 50 and include free Snowflake Factory tours, a wine dinner, moonlit snowshoeing, and live entertainment, plus great vacation packages starting at $89 per person, per night that combine lift tickets, lodging, and an adult Perfect Turn clinics.
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February 6–8: White Out Weekend Sunday River is proud to host White Out Weekend (WOW) in association with The OutRyders, New England’s largest GLBTQ ski and snowboard club. WOW is all about stellar skiing and riding with friends, special events, and parties, including a mid-mountain themed party, a zipline parade, fireworks, and après ski socials.
February 13–20: Maine & Massachusetts schOOl VacatiOn Week Ditch homework for a week-long field trip to Sunday River for Maine & Massachusetts School Vacation Week. Trail conditions are at their peak while ski and stay packages remain low and combine the added value of lodging, lift tickets, and adult Perfect Turn clinics starting at $199 per person, per night booked. Plus, the lights stay on all week for night skiing and special evening performances. February 22–27: neW haMpshire VacatiOn Week Join families from the Granite State for peak conditions at an incredible value thanks to ski and stay packages starting at $79 per person, per night. In addition to skiing and snowboarding across all eight mountain peaks, we’re flipping the switch and turning on the fun with special events planned. March 1–6: neW brunsWick VacatiOn Week Take a break from class with our friends and family from the ‘Nord’ for a week of fun. Ski and stay packages start at $89 per person, per night and include lift tickets, lodging, and an adult Perfect Turn clinic per night booked. March 8–13: nOVa scOtia and OntariO VacatiOn Week Canadian school breaks continue with Nova Scotia and Ontario Vacation Week. In addition to prime March conditions, guests will enjoy special events and ski and stay packages starting at $79 per person, per night that include lift tickets, lodging, and an adult Perfect Turn clinic per night booked. March 14: lib tech’s 3rd annual near canada Open It’s near Canada (meaning it’s at Sunday River) and it’s the most fun on a snowboard you could possibly have. The Lib Tech Near Canada Open returns to Sunday River Resort for a day of free, fun-filled snowboarder shenanigans. Last year’s course included a jib-tastic minipipe and this year’s surprise is in the works. More event information to come including course description, times, and awards at sundayriver.com.
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March 15–20: prince edWard island VacatiOn Week The close of Canadian school breaks comes with friends and families celebrating Prince Edward Island School Vacation Week. In addition to skiing and riding across all eight mountain peaks, friends and families can take advantage of March savings with ski and stay packages starting at $89 per person, per night. Packages include lift tickets, lodging, and an adult Perfect Turn clinic per night booked. March 21: 30th annual Maine adaptiVe spOrts and recreatiOn ski-a-thOn This annual event supplies 70 percent of the yearly operating funds for Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation. Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation is the largest, most widely known year-round program in Maine and attracts students from across the United States, Canada, and Great Britain. For more information on this event, including a schedule and how to register, visit sundayriver.com or call 800-543-2754. March 22: 25th annual eat the heat chili cOOkOFF and FireFighters’ race Watch firefighters compete in teams of five in full turnout gear and carrying a fire hose as they race to raise money for Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation. Then, sample chili from the best cooks in the state as they vie for the “Best Chili” award, and vote for People’s Choice to see if your favorite chili wins over the masses. For more information, including a schedule and registration materials, visit sundayriver.com or call 800-543-2754. March 27-28: 7th annual duMOnt cup He broke the quarterpipe World Record in 2008 and then came back to introduce the first-ever Dumont Cup in 2009, and last year, Simon returned for his biggest Dumont Cup event yet on the newly-cut T72 trail, with all three Olympic slopestyle medalists and 12 other pro friends. This year’s format will include an amateur event followed by a pro event; winner takes home big cash and prizes. april 3–5: parrOthead Weekend This annual spring event is Sunday River’s way of celebrating another great season. Spring rites of passage include Jimmy Buffet-inspired festivities thanks to the Parrot Head Club of Maine’s yearly efforts to raise money for a cause of their choice. Other weekend events include the Margarita Mix-Off, and numerous Jimmy Buffet cover bands. april 11: pOnd-a-palOOza Last year’s first-ever Pond-a-Palooza was the biggest, wettest pondskimming event ever thrown in the history of the resort and this year’s promises to outdo last year’s two fold. Details for the 2015 Pond-a-Palooza will be announced in early March at sundayriver. com and registration space will be limited. Wetsuits are only recommended if you’re a wimp.
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Q&A with Camp’s Executive Chef Jennifer Watchorn By Casey Butler What’s your culinary background and how did you end up at Sunday River? I went to Pennsylvania Culinary Institute in Pittsburg, Pa. I have a baking degree, but once I got into the kitchen, I realized that I loved the savory part of cooking—although I do still love to bake. I started with Boyne as an intern in July 2003. When Sunday River became part of the Boyne family, I thought it would be a nice challenge. How long have you been working here at the resort? I’ve been with Sunday River since 2009. You used to work at Sliders. As a chef, how is Camp a different experience than Sliders? Camp has a more comforting, cozy, and rustic feel. What is your favorite part of your new gig?
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Having the Foxfire room [and its independent menu] to stretch and expand [the part of ] my culinary style that doesn’t fit into the comfort food mold.
Trying to take the comfort food and giving it a twist, but not going too far so you don’t understand what it was supposed to be.
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Cross-Country Skiing Bethel Inn Resort Nordic Ski & Snowshoe Center Offering 40 km of groomed cross-country terrain and 25 km of snowshoeing trails for every ability. Onsite ski shop offers quality winter apparel and rental equipment. Sleigh rides available every Saturday night. Join us this winter for our Ski, Swim, and Sauna package. On the Common, Bethel. 207-8242175, bethelinn.com. Closed for the summer season. See you this winter!
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Bolster’s Decorating Your complete decorating center since 1852. We specialize in all of your flooring needs. We also carry window treatments, paint, and wallpaper. Our window treatments range from custom made soft treatments to special order blinds and shades. Offering sample check-out service, in-home consultations and more, our friendly, knowledgeable staff is always ready to offer free decorating advice. Visit our showroom, located at 9 Market Square, South Paris, 207-743-9202, www.bolstersdecorating.com Divine Details Custom window treatments, insulated window and door “quilts, and more. Albany, Maine, 207-527-2811, cell: 603-918-8230.
Hospitals Bridgton Hospital Quality is a priority at Bridgton Hospital. Every department’s focus is on improving delivery, based on the latest evidence, to ensure a safe and healing environment for our patients. We are a proud member of the Central Maine Medical Family. 10 Hospital Drive, Bridgton. 207-647-6000, www. bridgtonhospital.org Rumford Hospital Rumford Hospital continues to update and add new technologies and resources to offer its patients the best care available. Many services once available at larger hospitals are now provided here, thanks to a sizeable Specialty Services department. The hospital has also become known for its large Therapy Services Department, which allows patients to recover close to home. We continue to benefit from our partnership in the Central Maine Medical Family, which offers even more resources to the people of Rumford and nearby communities. 420 Franklin Street, Rumford. 207-369-1000, www. rumfordhospital.org
Lodging The Bethel Inn Resort Maine’s premier four-season Resort in the heart of historic Bethel, Maine. A classic New England resort offering traditional inn rooms and luxury townhouses. Our luxury condominiums are perfect for families, with fully equipped kitchens, large living area, fireplace and deck. Resort amenities include a 92° heated, outdoor pool with whirlpool, saunas, fitness center, and 40 km of groomed cross-country and snowshoe trails and award-winning fine and casual dining. On the Common, Bethel. 207-8242175, www.bethelinn.com
Jolly Drayman Pub Briar Lea Inn at the
Open Daily at 5 pm Reservations Accepted
824-4253
Pull Up a Pint and a Stool… A place where friends meet friends – new and old.
Unique Selection of Beers, Wines and Spirits Beautiful Rooms w/Private Baths & MANY Amenities Family and Group Friendly
150 Mayville Road/Route 2 207.824.4717 www.briarleainn.com
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Shops and Services Lodging, cont. The Sudbury Inn The Sudbury Inn is an 1873 bed and breakfast / country inn located in the heart of the beautiful mountain village of Bethel, Maine. Popular with generations of skiers, hikers, tourists, and other visitors for its accommodations and dining, the inn is the only B&B in town that offers lodging, fine dining, a French-style bistro, and a lively pub (Suds Pub), under one roof. 151 Main Street, Bethel. 207-824-2174, info@thesudburyinn.com, www. thesudburyinn.com
Massage Healing Touch Therapeutic Massage Specializing in sports therapy, neuro-muscular and Swedish relaxation techniques. Sedona mud, algae and vitamin C facial and body treatments for healthy skin – Salt glow, reflexology and chair massage also available. On-site massage for groups and special occasions. Ask about our Spa Parties. Same day appointments – Major credit cards accepted. 161 Main Street, Bethel. 824-5445. www. healingtouchbethel.com The Spa at Sunday River’s Jordan Hotel The Spa is located in the Jordan Hotel. Set in a spectacular mountain location next to the ski trails of Jordan Bowl and just minutes from the Sunday River Golf Club, the hotel is the perfect venue for a wellness getaway. We currently offer a variety of massage and body treatments from traditional Swedish massage and hot stone massage to body wraps, paraffin dips, facials, manicures and pedicures. For reservations, call the Jordan Spa at 207-824-5328.
Real Estate & Rentals The Maine Real Estate Network Located on Parkway in Bethel, we are a full-service real estate agency covering the greater Bethel area, including Sunday River Resort and the surrounding lakes and rural areas. The agency is uniquely set up as a team to service a wide range of real
estate needs. The Main Real Estate Network office team all work together building and maintaining client relationships, assuring that clients receive professional service throughout the sales process. Located at 32 Parkway Plaza, Bethel, 207-824-1031, bethelsales@TheMaineRealEstateNetwork.com www.TheMaineRealEstateNetwork.com/Bethel Mountain Real Estate Company A full-service agency offering real estate, rentals, and mortgage services, Mountain Real Estate Company provides genuine, comprehensive service to Buyers and Sellers. Honesty and integrity are essential to our business model and we are always willing to go above and beyond to service our clients. Our focus is on quality vacation and primary home properties, both existing homes and land, within the greater Sunday River area. 227 Skiway Road, Newry. 207824-3100, www.mountainrealestatecompany.com Sunday River Real Estate Sunday River Real Estate is the exclusive onmountain real estate agency at Sunday River and serves the Bethel area. Visit us to learn more about vacation property at Sunday River including slopeside condominiums and hotel ownership, homes, land, and new developments. Our office is located at South Ridge Lodge and is open daily, or you can visit us online at sundayriver.com or call 207-824-5051. Sunday River Rentals Two Properties: 1) THE GLEN HOUSE -- luxurious 9 bedroom estate located on the Sunday River golf course, heated pool, hot tubs, sauna, 2 steam rooms, movie theater, billiards, game rooms, bars, 3 kitchens including an outdoor kitchen, stocked pantry, personal chef, etc. 2)THE BINGHAM HOUSE -- in historic district of Bethel village renovated with modern conveniences. 6 bedrooms, 6 baths, elevator, billiards, playroom, and more, it includes use of the the Bethel Inn Resort’s amenities including outdoor heated pool, golf, and pool. 207-357-5639, Gretchen@SundayRiverRentals.com, www.sundayriverrentals.com
Shopping Bethel Citizen
Bethel’s weekly newspaper! Your source for local news and current events. We have a store stocked full of office supplies, photocopying, public computer access, & faxing also available. We’re located next to Northeast Bank at the top of Main Street. 207-8242444; www.bethelcitizen.com
Maine Made Furniture Co.
Our company designs and builds custom furniture blending true craftsmanship with contemporary design to produce pieces that are aesthetically pleasing as well as functional. We also have handcrafted products made by local artisans in our gallery. If you are looking for the perfect gift we carry a wide selection of Maine gifts. Our Main Gallery and Manufacturing Facility is located at 1180 Route 2, Rumford. 207-364-7500. info@mainemadefurniture. com, www. mainemadefurniture.com
Mainely Tubs
Mainely Tubs, providing water care, service and relaxation to Maine’s ski areas since 1978. 408 Payne Road, Scarborough. 800-479-7935. www.MainelyTubs.com.
Mountain Jewelers
Rare watermelon tourmaline, world-class amethyst, beautiful aquamarine & north american morganite. Discover a wealth of amazing and exquisitely colored gems, some of which are already set in a variety of beautifully handcrafted contemporary and traditional settings. Or choose a stone and sit down with us to design an heirloom that you will treasure. 57 Main Street, Bethel. 207-824-3030, mtmannllc@ megalink.net, www.mtmann.com.
Pine Tree Glass Art
Bethel Maine’s first fine gifts and smoking accessories shop! Pine Tree Glass Art is dedicated to showcasing handblown glass art from around New England. We also carry hemp logo wear, vaporizers, and accessories. Located at 32 Parkway Plaza, Bethel. 207-824-0280, pinetreeglass@gmail.com, www.pinetreeglassart.com
Top Furniture
Shop the largest furniture, appliance, and home electronics store in northern New Hampshire only 30 minutes from Bethel! Over 55 years of professional, friendly service offering delivery within a 100-mile radius. Open 7 days a week. Route 16, Gorham, NH 1-800-287-5212.
Ski Shops Great American Ski Renting Co.
We rent only current year models of the best skis in the world – Rossignol, Salomon, and Volkl. We’ve skied every model so we’re able to recommend just the right equipment for you. We fit you right in top-of-the-line Salomon boots, too. Sunday River Road, Newry. 824-3092 or 800-SKI-DEMO. www.skidemo.com.
Great American Skiwear Outlet
Featuring top name skiwear at 40-60% off. Sunday River Road, Bethel. 207-824-3092.
Ski Depot
Over the last 16 years, Ron and Kenny have built Ski Depot into a family business with a loyal following across the country and worldwide. Skiing has taken them across the country and to Europe for great skiing and education. The brothers continue to learn and grow so that they can keep their customers informed and equipped with the best gear to suit them and their families. They thank everyone who has given them support over the years and welcome new friends who share the same passion for skiing that they do. They’ll see you on the hill… or at their newest location on 111Skiway Road (Previously Jack Frost), right before South Ridge Base Lodge. 207-8242519. www.ski-depot.com
Transportation Stagecoach Shuttle Service, LLC
Relax and enjoy! Let us do the driving in our reliable, comfortable vans. Over 30 years of professional driving experience. Locally owned and operated. 207-357-5783, www.srstage.com, ride@srstage.com
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Sunday river offerS SeaSonal Ski and Snowboard inStruction for all ageS and abilitieS
Child & Young Adult Seasonal Programs Mini runnerS • Ages 3-5 • $800 ($900 after 10/14/14) For kids of all skiing abilities, new skiers welcome. This program emphasizes safety, fun learning and friendship. Morning sessions only.
Bethel Inn Resort On the Common, Bethel • (207) 824-2175 Featuring a seasonal menu with fresh seafood, prime rib, rack oflamb, fresh Maine lobster, and more. Enjoy candlelight dining, fireplaces aglow, and great views of the golf course and surrounding mountains, all in a comfortable setting. Reservations suggested. Breakfast 7:309:30 a.m. midweek, and 7-10 a.m. weekends, dinner is served nightly 5:30-9 p.m.
• Ages 5-12 • $1,025 ($1,125 after 10/14/14) For kids who already ski/snowboard independently, kids are grouped by age as well as ability and will remain with the same group and coaching staff throughout the season.
Junior ProfeSSional PrograM • Ages 13-16 • $995 ($995 after 10/14/14) Designed for advanced skiers and riders who want to improve their personal skiing, interact with other teens, and learn the skills and techniques of coaching others.
adult SeaSonal PrograMS • Ages 19+ • $575 ($675 after 10/14/14) A weekend ski group lead by PSIA-certified coaches, this program offers a way to improve your skiing, meet other skiers, and explore Sunday River’s terrain.
for more information, log onto sundayriver.com or call 207-824-5080.
Rooster’s Roadhouse Route 2, 159 Mayville Road, Bethel (207) 824-0309 • roostersroadhouse.com Dining for the entire family! Featuring Maine LOBSTER & SEAFOOD, char-grilled steaks n’ chops, New England specialties, pizza, burgers, dinner salads, and a great kids’ menu. Fun, casual, and affordable! Reservations accepted for any size party. Daily specials offered. Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner.
Camp Grand Summit Hotel (207) 824-5858 • sundayriver.com
Shipyard Brew Haus White Cap Lodge (207) 824-5138 • sundayriver.com
Camp celebrates the Maine tradition of escaping daily life with a trip to camp. From a space that blends a rustic feel with modern touches to a menu that celebrates comfort food made from local ingredients, Camp will be your new favorite spot at the resort. Located in the Grand Summit Hotel.
Located in the White Cap Base Lodge, Shipyard is a great family venue for casual dining any night of the week. See you this winter!
Foggy Goggle Third Floor, South Ridge Lodge (207) 824-5056 • sundayriver.com
Après entertainment on Saturday afternoons makes Sliders a great place to relax and unwind after a tremendous day on the hill. For dinner, enjoy a glass of wine with one of the many featured specials, such as wine-braised short ribs, cedar-planked salmon, or other marvelous mouthwatering chef’s creations. Sliders is located slopeside at the Jordan Hotel right off the Lollapalooza trail.
No ski day is complete without a stop by the Foggy Goggle, home of the longest après ski party in the East and the popular Bud Light Music Series! The Foggy Goggle features a fun, new menu that includes burgers, chili, chowder, daily soups, its famous nachos, and lobster mac ’n’ cheese. There are vegetarian and gluten-free options too! Specialty drinks are Foggy Goggle’s claim to fame. The Jolly Drayman at the Briar Lea 150 Mayville Road, Bethel • (207) 824-4717 Cozy English pub. Offering a great selection of draught beers, bottled beers, wines, and a fully stocked bar. Our menu offers a selection of British, Indian, and American favorites. The Jolly Drayman Pub has a AAA 3 Diamond rating and has been recognized by Yankee Magazine’s 2010 “Best of New England” edition. Matterhorn Ski Bar 292 Sunday River Road, Bethel (207) 824-OVEN • matterhornskibar.com
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Legendary après-ski, good-time dining & the best live music. Look for the Swiss Chalet with the giant grizzly bear on the front lawn. Moonstruck Café Grand Summit Hotel (207) 824-5480 • sundayriver.com A delicious way to begin your day or grab a quick lunch. Specializing in gourmet coffees, homemade goodies and lunch specials. Northern Lights Bakery Café Jordan Hotel (207) 824-5327 • sundayriver.com Your quick stop for breakfast or lunch. Featuring an extensive array of gourmet baked goods and homemade entrées. Located in the Jordan Hotel. Millbrook Tavern & Grille Downstairs at the Bethel Inn, On the Common, Bethel (207) 824-2175 • bethelinn.com Open for lunch, dinner, and late for cocktails with dinner specials nightly. Offering fresh seafood, steaks, and burgers with an extensive lighter fare menu of soups, salads, sandwiches, and more. This family-friendly atmosphere is a great place to watch the game, play pool, or just relax with friends. Phoenix House & Well Sunday River Skiway Road (Opposite South Ridge) (207) 824-2222 • phoenixhouseandwell.com 2007-2008 Dining “Award of Excellence” ~ Wine Spectator. Serving distinguished dinners and hearty north country Sunday brunch buffets. spectacular mountain views and gracious service. The area’s most extensive wine list. Great kids’ menu. On & off-site catering for weddings, receptions, parties, and events.
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Sliders Jordan Hotel (207) 824-5300 • sundayriver.com
S.S. Milton 43 Main Street, Bethel (207) 824-2589 Serving classic American Cuisine with a downhome touch. We pride ourselves with offering one of the most varied menus in the Bethel area -- everything from Lobster and our specialty, Scallops Nantucket to steak, chicken, and pasta. The Sudbury Inn 151 Main Street, Bethel (207) 824-2174 • thesudburyinn.com We feature a wide selection of dinner choices prepared by executive chef Peter Bodwell and his staff. From Sudbury classics such as roasted duckling and broiled seafood sampler to rack of lamb, osso bucco, chicken marsala, and of course, fresh Maine lobster, the Sudbury Inn offers something for everyone in a casual yet elegant setting. The Suds Pub 151 Main Street, Bethel (207) 824-6558 • thesudburyinn.com Featuring a great pub menu, live entertainment three nights each week, and western Maine’s largest selection of draft beers. Hoot Night, open mic night—a long-standing tradition—is every Thursday night. Hosted by Denny Breau (amazing in his own right), Hoot Night starts at 8:30pm. Sunday River Brew Pub (formerly Sunday River Brewing Co.) Corner of Sunday River Road & Route 2, Bethel (207) 824-4253 • sundayriverbrewpub.com Sunday River Brew Pub combines classic New England fare with contemporary styles. Outdoor dining in the warmer months or fireside through the winter. On-premise small-batch brewing makes for fresh brews and seasonal variety.
Catering The 1888 Wedding Barn Route 2, Bethel (207) 824-6000 • 1813weddingbarn.com Rustic barn wedding venues are growing in popularity. The 1888 Wedding Barn is Western Maine’s Wedding Ceremony and Reception Hall Venue located conveniently on Route 2 in Bethel, Maine close to all the Sunday River Valley Area attractions and amenities. It is simple, yet sophisticated, affordable, yet elegant.
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Land Homes Condominiums Hotel Ownership Seasonal Rentals
TEMPEST RIDGE 231 Rowe Hill Rd., Greenwood $275,000
27 Aspen Lane, Newry $375,000
65 Lange Road, Albany Twp $419,000
1890 Intervale Road, Bethel $226,000
Slopeside Townhomes
13 Crosby Lane, Newry $299,000
118 Taylor Woods, Bethel $489,000
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11 Mills Hill Road, Newry $699,000
19 Pine Haven Lane, Bethel $315,000
Studio, 1 bath, furnished
$68,000
Brookside Condo, II A-205 Studio, 1 bath, furnished
35 Viking Village Road, Newry $459,000
120 Spruce Lane, Greenwood $264,000
$75,000
Locke Mountain Townhouse, H-1 $129,500
Cascades Condo, A-16 1 BR, 1 bath, furnished
$129,900
Brookside Condo, I A-402 2 BR, 1 bath, furnished
$114,500
Fall Line Condo, N-110 1BR, 1 bath, furnished
$114,900
$115,000
White Cap Condo, B-112 1BR, 1 bath, furnished
Lot 97 Peaks Village, Newry $469,000 - To be built
1 BR, 1 bath, furnished
1 BR, 1 bath, furnished
1BR, 1 bath, furnished
19 Mountain View Road, Newry $339,000
Fall Line Condo, N-108
Brookside Condo, II B-105
White Cap Condo, A-206
Tempest Ridge Unit 34, Newry $659,000
Home Sites at the Sunday River Golf Club
Slopeside Condos
81 Vista Road, Newry $510,000 Brookside Condo, II A-215
782 Songo Pond Rd., Albany Twp $199,000
Mountainside Home Sites with Unprecedented Views
$120,000
Cascades Condo, C-17 1 BR, 1 bath, furnished
North Peak Condo, I-108 2 BR, 1 bath, furnished
$179,900
Tempest Ridge Townhouse, #6 3 BR, 3 bath
$510,000
Locke Mountain Townhouse, B-3 4 BR, 3.5 bath, furnished
$550,000
Off-Mountain Condos Chamberlain Unit 33B - Hanover
2 BR, 1 bath, furnished
2 BR, 1 bath
$194,900
South Ridge Townhouse, K-4 2 BR, 2 bath, furnished
$225,000
South Ridge Townhouse, H-3 $129,000
$509,000
North Peak Condo, III-107
2 BR, 2 bath, furnished
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Riverbend Unit 21 - Bethel 2 BR, 2 bath
$149,900
Mountain Vista Unit 6 - Newry 3 BR, 2.5 bath
$308,900