Saddleback Maine Ski Resort General Manager Jim Quimby
Inducted into The Maine Ski Hall of Fame Class of 2022
November 7, 2022
For Immediate Release:
Media Contact: Molly Shaw, Saddleback Marketing molly.shaw@saddlebackmaine.com

(Rangeley, Maine) – On Saturday, November 5, 2022, Jim Quimby, General Manager of Saddleback, was inducted into the Maine Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame at a ceremony at the Sugarloaf base lodge. The Maine Ski & Snowboard Museum Hall of Fame was established to recognize and celebrate individuals who bring dedication and distinction to Maine’s skiing & snowboarding industry.
 
Jim is one of seven inductees to the 2022 class. Other inductees include Scott Broomhall, Robert “Bud” Fisher, Meredith Elcome, Roxanne Nash-Marc, Peter Howard, and Russell Currier.
 
Jim has been a fixture at Saddleback since he began skiing at the mountain as a child in the mid-1960s. He left Saddleback and the Rangeley region to serve with the Air Force before returning in 1998. Since his return, Jim has held various roles at Saddleback, primarily focusing on mountain operations.
 
He was a caretaker of the property, facilities, and equipment while Saddleback was closed. After the mountain was purchased and reopened in 2020, Jim was promoted to Senior Vice President of Mountain Operations and was an influential part of Saddleback’s rebirth and revitalization. In June 2022, Jim was promoted to General Manager, a position he accepted very humbly.    
 
“Ultimately, my primary focus and responsibility are to the staff at Saddleback and to our local communities,” he said. “Saddleback is more than a business to us. The mountain, the community, and the guests are all part of our family.”
 
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About Saddleback Mountain
Located in the beautiful High Peaks and Lakes district of western Maine, Saddleback Mountain was founded in 1960 and has grown its reputation for exceptional snow, some of the best skiing terrain in the East, and friendly, laid-back culture. At 4,120 feet of elevation and 2,000 feet of vertical, and 600+ acres of diverse terrain, Saddleback is Maine’s third-largest mountain and the largest independently owned ski resort in the East. Its base lodge elevation of 2,460’ is the highest in the East. Saddleback was voted Down East Magazine Readers’ Choice for Best Ski Mountain in 2022. Just below the mountain is the iconic village of Rangeley, which is the gateway to Rangeley Lake, Mooselookmeguntic, and Richardson Lakes. www.saddlebackmaine.com
 
Congratulations, Jim Quimby!