Saskadena Six Ski Map Download 👇
Saskadena Six Piste Map and Overview
Saskadena Six (formerly known as Suicide Six) is beloved for its historic charm, approachable size, and quality terrain grooming. Founded in 1936, it’s recognized as the birthplace of America’s first ski tow and stands as a living legacy of New England skiing history. Despite being small, the resort delivers a thoughtfully curated range of runs – about 30% beginner, 40% intermediate, and 30% advanced—plus a signature black‑diamond trail called The Face, and off-trail glades for more experienced skiers. With just three lifts – two chairs and a J‑bar – the hill keeps lines short and the pace relaxed. Many fans highlight the welcoming, uncrowded vibe and friendly limits that make it perfect for families and development-focused skiers, especially via the Indy Pass.
The mountain’s vertical drop of 650 ft (198 m) over just 100 skiable acres (about 0.4 km²) means runs may be short, but they’re engaging and well-maintained. Snowmaking covers roughly half to two‑thirds of the terrain, ensuring reliable conditions throughout the season. This mix of historical prestige, manageable scale, solid grooming, and low crowd levels makes Saskadena Six a uniquely charming New England option – appealing to first-timers and seasoned locals alike.
Ski area size = 11.3 km / 7 miles
Base elevation = 168 m / 550 ft
Peak elevation: 366 m / 1,200 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 33% Easy
🟥 38% Intermediate
⬛ 29% Advanced