modernize operations in the ski shop. The Sugarloaf Mountain Hotel lobby was upgraded. A new 10-acre glade, Slashfire, was cut in Brackett Basin off the Golden Road to the east of Sweeper, which dumps into the bottom of Sweeper Glade near the "Sweeper Bridge". The 2014-15 ski season was also the first in which the village was completely pedestrian friendly. Vehicular traffic was eliminated, moving the bus drop off in front of the base lodge near the Birches Slope instead of in the village between the lodge and the hotel. During the 2015-16 season, a new Doppelmayr terminal was installed at the King Pine lift due to a roll back issue that occurred the previous season. In addition, the Bucksaw lift that had long served the West Mountain area was taken off-line and dismantled due to old age. In summer 2016, the competition center was re-built and expanded as a state of the art facility. This process removed the old gondola building which the center called home, effectively removing suspicions that a "signature lift" would be constructed. That summer, a cut off from Androscoggin Glade was cut called Little Androscoggin Glade. In 2016, CNL sold its ski resorts; Sugarloaf was sold to Och-Ziff Capital Management. In 2017, cat skiing on Burnt Mountain was announced. Starting from the log yard, the cat will travel up Burnt Mountain on the boundary line near Androscoggin Glade to the top of Burnt Mountain. Kennebec Glade was cut in 2018 to introduce another run off of Burnt Mountain. In 2019, Sugarloaf added their first beginner's glade area to the map, Alice's Winter Land Glade, opening access to the woods beneath the Skidway chair for the first time. In addition, the Widowmaker Lounge was renovated. Some upgrades included re-locating the bar and the stage, as well as providing better utilization of the upstairs space by adding deck access. The Narrow Gauge snowmaking line was upgraded to a 12 inch line, a new air line was put in at the Timbers, and new Klik hydrants were put in on early season trails, such as Hayburner, King's Landing, and Candy Side. A new bullwheel was placed on Snubber's base terminal and a new haul rope was spliced on the Skidway chair. Boyne purchased the resort from Och-Ziff Capital Management in March 2018, along with sister resorts Sunday River and Loon, to gain full control of the mountain with