
Highmark homes for sale. The ski village at the top of the valley.
The ski village at 6,420 feet. First chair turns at 8:30.
Highmark is the ski village at the top of the valley, 9 miles up Highmark Road from Old Town. The base sits at 6,420 feet and the Larch Chair starts turning at 8:30.
Most homes are timber and stone on lots under 2 acres, set along four roads that the association plows before 7. A handful of them ski straight onto the Larch trail. Townhomes on Tamarack Row are a 4-minute walk to the lift. Winter is long up here. Snow stays on north-facing drives into May, and dues are part of every budget. What you get back is first tracks, and July mornings that start at 48 degrees.
Ground facts
| Elevation | 6,420 ft at the base |
|---|---|
| To the lift | 0 to 6 minutes |
| Typical lot | 0.3 to 1.5 acres |
| Snow | 140 inches a season in the village |
| Water | Highmark Water District |
What a year looks like here
Winter
Lifts run from late November to the middle of April. The village shuttle loops every 15 minutes.
Spring
The hill closes, Highmark Road clears and half the driveways are still white in May.
Summer
Highs near 74. The Larch Chair reopens for hikers and bikes on the last Friday in June.
Fall
The larch turn gold in the second week of October. Snow tires go on by Halloween.
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Your agent in Highmark
Sunniva Brekke, Broker, Highmark lead
Sunniva Brekke spent 6 winters on ski patrol at Highmark Mountain before she took her license. She has sold only the ski village since 2018.
Ski-in means different things on different lots. I'll show you the line you'd take home.
Want to see Highmark from the road? Sunniva will meet you at the base.
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