Sugarloaf Ski Tow House: An Unbelievable Ski-In Ski-Out Plan #shorts

10 Feb 2026 · 0 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker explains a proposed “tow house” plan that would allow a skier to ski down Sugarloaf Mountain into the valley and then be pulled back up via a tow rope to a home at the top. The concept involves a dedicated tow house at the summit, a rope system extending to the valley floor, and the ability to ski in and out of the property. However, the plan was rejected by Sugarloaf because the rope would cross Sugarloaf’s property, raising concerns about liability and the risk of someone getting caught in the tow rope.

It says right here, tow house. Well, yeah, he was going to have a tow house so he could ski down off the Sugarloaf down to the valley, and he'd have a tow rope down to the bottom of the hill, and so he could come ski over to there, grab the tow rope, and tow it up to home. But Sugarloaf wouldn't let him go because it ended up on Sugarloaf property if somebody came down and got caught in the tow rope or— I see.