Sugarloaf Mountain, home to Sugarloaf USA ski area, is the second highest mountain in Maine (third if you consider Baxter and Hamlin Peaks on Mount Katahdin to be separate), and is one of the New England 4000-footers. It features 360-degree panoramic views from its bare summit. On clear days, you can see all the way from Mount Washington to the South, to Mount Katahdin to the North. It can be hiked via the summit access road from the base of the ski area, or from a side trail to the Southwest, connecting to the Appalachian Trail.
Looking toward Mount Washington from Sugarloaf Mountain. April, 2006 
Near the bare, scree-topped summit of Sugarloaf Mountain. September, 2011 
The Bigelow Range from Sugarloaf Mountain. April, 2006 
The summit of Sugarloaf Mountain. June, 2014 
Mount Katahdin from Sugarloaf Mountain. April, 2006 
Sugarloaf Mountain from Routes 16 and 27. April, 2003 
View over Black Nubble to the Southeast. April, 2006 
Sugarloaf Ski Area. September, 2011 
Crocker Cirque and the old summit lodge. April, 2006 
Sugarloaf Mountain from Mount Abraham. September, 2017 
The base of Sugarloaf Ski Area from near the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain. April, 2006 
Sugarloaf Mountain from Across Stratton Brook Pond. May, 2017 
Sugarloaf Mountain. October, 2018
Western Maine Views 