Carrabassett Valley Academy’s campus is located at the base of Sugarloaf mountain. In 2007 the new residential building, Murfey Hall, was completed. For dryland training CVA student-athletes work out in the Antigravity Complex. Classes and meals are held in the Capricorn.
Antigravity Complex: CVA student-athletes defy gravity everyday in our Anti-Gravity Complex (AGC). Train year-round on our Olympic-quality trampolines, skate park and bowl, weight room, aerobics room, climbing wall, and indoor court. Combining controlled anti-gravity with great coaching CVA student-athletes add new tricks and sharpen their technique in the AGC - a one of a kind facility. See more photos.
Murfey Hall: Entering the main entrance to this new residence hall is a 3-story timber frame foyer and large co-ed student lounge with views of Sugarloaf to the South and Bigelow to the North. This home to CVA Big Dog boarding students houses 84 student beds and 6 faculty apartments. See more photos.
Capricorn: When CVA first opened its doors in 1982 the Capricorn was the school’s residential, academic and athletic facility. Throughout the schools 25 plus year history the Capricorn, once a ski dorm, has served many purposes. This facility is now classroom space, dining area, and day room space for sports equipment and books. Science and computer labs, coaches and administrative offices are all housed here.
Sugarloaf: Maine's second highest peak at 4,237 feet with 2,820 vertical feet - the most continuous in New England - offers the only lift-serviced above-treeline skiing in the East. Sugarloaf’s high altitude gets CVA Big Dogs on snow ahead of most and the vertical challenge prepares you for anywhere in the world. Just ask Bode Miller ’96, Kirsten Clark '95, Seth Wescott ’94, Jeremy Jones ’93 and a long list of others.
