As the ski season flushes down the river during the past few days, I think I saw remnants of snow from Sugarloaf going over the Waterville/Winslow falls this morning. However, you'll still find some good spring conditions at the three remaining slopes in Maine, and there's plenty of après skiing as well.

Saddleback, Sugarloaf and Sunday River still have some great snow if you want to get some 'last' tracks in … now is the time to do it.

Saddleback Mountain
Plans to reopen on Wednesday, after having to close due to extensive wind damage that toppled tress onto the trails.

They are still reporting great spring conditions for the rest of the week, with a six to 36 inch base.

Saturday, April 11, is Park Shark 2. Come show your stuff in the park. It promises to be a fun time and there will be prizes for all contestants. Registration takes place from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Check online for upcoming events: www.saddlebackmaine.com

Sugarloaf Mountain
The mountain is getting ready for their 21st annual Bud Light Reggae Festival, April 16-19.

The mountain plans to be open until May 3rd with lots of ways to save including special reduced daily rates, college deals, Maine Family Days and more.

Easter Sunday at Sugarloaf. Join them for Easter Sunrise services on the 'Hill, then head over to Bullwinkles for a special Easter breakfast. For additional information, log onto: www.sugarloaf.com

Sunday River Ski Resort
The mountain has 118 trails still open with nine lifts operating.

On Saturday, April 11, Simon Dumont hosts the inaugural pro-am Dumont Cup at his home mountain.

Don't forget the Season Passholder's BBQ planned for Sunday, April 19th, at the White Cap Base Lodge.

You'll also find special reduced lift tickets. Kids pay their age on Sundays, $39 college tickets, passholder affairs and much more. For more info, log onto: www.sundayriver.com

Ski and ride safely. Use your head and don't forget to wear a helmet. It may save your life.