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Lost Trail Powder Mountain on the Montana-Idaho border is a hidden gem known for its uncrowded slopes and excellent powder conditions. The resort caters to a range of skill levels, but its expansive terrain is particularly appealing to intermediate and advanced skiers. Lost Trail is celebrated for its laid-back vibe and natural beauty. The resort operates primarily on weekends and holidays, adding to its low-key atmosphere. Lost Trail's facilities are modest but sufficient, ensuring a focus on the skiing experience. The resort's location, off the beaten path, ensures a serene skiing experience. Lost Trail Powder Mountain is ideal for those seeking a peaceful and powder-rich skiing adventure.
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Delaney - advanced snowboarder 🏂 United States
Jan, 7 - 2025
Lost trail gets great snow, and is truly a hidden gem. The atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive of all rider types. We love LT!
Davonte - expert snowboarder 🏂 United States
Dec, 13 - 2024
Have you ever been to lost trail? If not what are you doing. I havent lived next to lost trail for a couple years now, but I still make sure to hit it a couple times a year. Its the best mountain Ive been to., especially for its price. The environment is fantastic and sum times they will take videos of everyone hitting a certain jump and put you on their instagram. I literally love lost trail not just because the snow is phenomenal, but because the people are also great. And if your a fan of tree runs they have a whole run dedicated to that (My favorite run). Thank you lost trail for all the amazing side hits and wonderful staff you guys have. Ill never forget where home is to me!
Rob - advanced skier ⛷️ Unites States
Dec, 1 - 2024
Its called powder mountain for a reason.. powder Thursday is what its all about. 3 days for the powder to collect then hit it. Lots of trees. Great grooming crew. Kind of isolated but worth the trip.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
69Total Runs
2.5 milesLongest Run
1800 acresSkiable Terrain
Elevation
8200 feetTop
6400 feetBottom
1800 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
5Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$499Season pass
$631 day
Weather
168 inchesAverage annual snowfall
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