About CVA

Campus

Carrabassett Valley Academy is located in the Western Mountains of Maine at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain, Maine's largest ski resort. It is the northernmost ski and snowboard academy in the East. Sugarloaf Mountain and the rugged surrounding terrain have shaped a close-knit community between the town, the resort, and Carrabassett Valley Academy.

King Cummings Campus

Carrabassett Valley Academy's King Cummings Campus was named in honor of H. King Cummings, a founding chair of CVA. Cummings developed a school that enriched the community and gave student-athletes the opportunity to reach their highest potential. The 22-acre campus features the Webber Academic Center, where classes are held, and Murfey Hall, where three floors of dormitory space are located.

How to Find Us

The King Cummings Campus is located off the Sugarloaf Mountain Access Road at:
5015 Begins Way
Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947
Phone: 207-237-2250
Fax: 207-237-2213
Email: info@gocva.com 

Mailing Address:

3197 Carrabassett Drive
Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947
The 17,000-square-foot state-of-the-art Webber Academic Center opened its doors in 2014. The center, which connects to the Murfey Residential Hall, is named in honor of Peter and Martha Webber, members of the founding board of trustees who supported CVA throughout their lifetimes.

The Fremont-Smith Field was dedicated in 2003 in appreciation and recognition of Paul and Carol Fremont-Smith, Jr.

The Atrium connects the Webber Academic Center to Murfey Hall. This inviting common area is a place to enjoy breakfast or a snack, chat with friends by the fireplace, or do homework sitting on a comfy couch. The area also features a game room with foosball, ping pong, and billiards tables.
The 22-acre CVA Campus Grounds feature numerous recreational opportunities. Outdoor skate ramp, trampoline, mountain bike trails, swimming spots, and a rail hill in the winter are just steps outside your dorm room. Evening campfires, studying in a hammock, or playing frisbee are some favorite weekend activities.

Constructed in 2007, Murfey Hall features three floors of spacious dormitory rooms and dorm parent apartments with amazing mountain views. Each floor has a common room for hanging out or studying and a community kitchen for shared meals.


CVA student-athletes defy gravity every day 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.

Capricorn Lodge

When CVA first opened its doors in 1982 the Capricorn was the school's residential, academic, and athletic facility. Throughout the school's 40+  year history, the Capricorn has served many purposes. This facility is now home to Business, Development, HR, and Coaches' offices, a dining area, and equipment storage space for athletes and coaches.

How to Find Us

The Capricorn Lodge is located on Route 27 just south of the Sugarloaf Mountain Access Road:
3197 Carrabassett Valley Drive
Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947
Phone: 207-237-2250
Fax: 207-237-2213
Email: info@gocva.com 

Sugarloaf Training Venues

The Beth Kubik Training Venue features two iconic trails - Competition Hill and Narrow Gauge, widened to accommodate up to four GS courses and seven slaloms, serviced with the new CVA Colby T-Bar.

View the Narrow Gauge Webcam
A custom Ski & Snowboard Cross Course, designed by two-time Olympic gold medalist
Seth Wescott CVA ’94 provides the perfect venue to hone all your racing skills. USASA, FIS, and NorAm events are held on this course each year.
Sugarloaf has the largest vertical drop of any ski area east of the Rockies as well as unparalleled support for competitions and training. The Narrow Gauge Trail is one of the only FIS-certified downhill courses in the east and has hosted World Cups and National Championships.
CVA park snowboarders and freeskiers train in Sugarloaf’s 6 terrain parks, which include a variety snow features, jib features, and a robust jump line.



The U.S. Ski & Snowboard certified A-level Moguls Course located on Skidder often plays host to the first ECS A-level competition of the season each year due to an earlier snow season, high-efficiency snow guns, and a meticulously constructed course.
Brackett Basin and Burnt Mountain offer over 650 acres of backcountry-style glades including steeps, chutes and cliffs. 



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