Thu, Dec 5 2013 3:11 pm | Comments
“We’ve been able to make a ton more snow than expected and as a result will have built the longest jump line in New England along with a rail park,” Morgan Rudd, Terrain Park Manager for Sunday River Resort, says. “It’s considerable progress and will be a ton of fun to check out this weekend.”
Located on the resort’s North Peak, T72 sits between Sunday River’s Dream Maker and 3D trails and can be access by both the high-speed North Peak Express and Chondola lifts.
To enter T72 this weekend, skiers and snowboarders will use the intersection of the Last Mile trail off of Dream Maker.
Once open top-to-bottom, T72 will be 15 acres of park paradise housing medium-to-large sized features at the entrance, a superpipe and jump line in the middle, and a rail park at the foot of the trail.
A grand opening or ‘Second Drop’ will be announced at a later date once the superpipe and top section of T72 are completed.
For more information on Sunday River’s T72 terrain park, visit sundayriver.com. For media inquiries, contact Darcy Morse at dmorse@sundayriver.com or 207-824-5243.
About Sunday River: A true four-season destination, Sunday River is home to the snowmaking capital of the world with eight interconnected peaks of world-class skiing and snowboarding and the most slopeside lodging in the East including two Resort Hotels. In the summer months, the resort offers 20 miles of lift-serviced mountain biking, Zipline Tours, and golf at the highly acclaimed Sunday River Golf Club. Sunday River is a member of the Boyne Resorts family of resorts and attractions and is located in Newry, Maine, amidst the scenic Mahoosuc Range. Follow us: sundayriver.com, facebook.com/sundayriver, and @sundayriver.
