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Ritter Bopp of Eustis makes his way down the experts-only Ripsaw Trail at Sugarloaf Mountain on Friday. Sugarloaf in Carrabassett Valley was reporting between 8 and 10 inches of new snow from a quick-moving storm that streaked across the state Thursday night and early Friday morning. Cold temperatures left the snow dry and light — just right for skiing, according to resort officials.
Snowboard rider Jeff Pawling of Farmington weaves through the trees in the Thrombosis Glade at Saddleback Mountain in Sandy River Plantation, near Rangeley, in the new snow Friday.
Shelley Bowen of Guilford, N.H., skis the American Express Trail at Sunday River on Friday morning. The resort was reporting 8 inches of new snow from a storm that swept through Maine on Thursday night and Friday morning.
Greg Kwasnik, of Farmington, makes some turns below the King Pine Chairlift on the Haulback Trail at Sugarloaf in 8 to 10 inches of new snow Friday.
Telemark skier Greg Luetje, of Bryant Pond, makes some turns on the American Express trail at Sunday River in 8 inches of new snow on Friday.
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