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Related Regions: Maine, United States, New England, North America

Covid Details

Get all the COVID-19 information you need to know before you go. All information is provided by the resort and updated regularly as processes and policies change.

Reservations

Resort policies and procedures.
LINK
Is a reservation required for lift access
Yes
Lift Reservation URL
LINK
Is a reservation required for parking
No

Base Lodge(s)

Are the base lodge(s) open
Yes
Are there rules/restrictions at the base lodge(s)
Yes
Are masks required
Yes

Base Lodge Regulation

Mask requried in lodge excpet when seated to dine, max lodge capacity at anytiem is 100 people. Locker room open for changing and limited stoarge cubbies.  Masks requried in lift line, lift exit and any other outdoor place where social distancing is not possible.

Lift Regulations

Are there COVID-19 rules/restrictions on lifts
No

Dining Regulations

Are there COVID-19 rules/restrictions for on-mountain dining
Yes
Dining Indoors
Yes
If available at less than 100% capacity, please specify %
50%

Dining Regulations

Lodge limit max 100 guests at any one time. Pleas eliomit time insdied to 45 minutes or less if possible

Ski School

Are there COVID-19 rules/regulations for ski school
Yes
Ski School URL
LINK

Ski School Regulations

Follow the link to view the most up to date covid-19 procedures

Ski Rental Legend

Are there COVID-19 rules/regulations for ski rentals
Yes
Ski Rental URL
LINK

Ski Rental Regulations

Must Resevre rentals in advance online

Transportation

Are there rules/restrictions on public transportation
No

Lodging Legend

Are there COVID-19 rules/restrictions on lodging
No

Elevation

  • 495ft
    Summit
  • 240ft
    Vertical Drop
  • 255ft
    Base

Lifts

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0
  • 0
  • 0
  • 2
  • 2
  • 4
    Total

Terrain

  • Beginner Runs

    26%

  • Intermediate Runs

    29%

  • Advanced Runs

    26%

  • Expert Runs

    19%

  • Runs

    31

  • Terrain Parks

    3

  • Night Skiing

    45 ac

  • Longest Run

    0.3 mi

  • Skiable Terrain

    45 ac

  • Snow Making

    45 ac

Overview

Lost Valley was the first ski area in Maine to make artificial snow, and now boasts a snowmaking track record of some 40 years. It also boasts one of the largest ski schools in New England. It is a family ski area where you can get in 14 hours of continuous skiing every weekend of the season, giving it the distinction of having the longest ski day in Maine.

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More Info

Cafeteria, lounge, ski store, ski and snowboard rentals and lessons (with a third more rental inventory this season), cross country rentals. Flex-ticket pricing allows you to ski around your schedule. Three-time Olympic Skier Julie Parisian runs a Junior Race Program.

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Important Dates

  • Projected OpeningProjected Closing12/19/202003/28/2021
  • Days Open Last Year
    87
  • Projected Days Open
    104
  • Years Open
    60
  • Average Snowfall
    50"

Lost Valley Reviews

John Parker
16th February 20151
Have skied here since it's opening day. The biggest complaint is no senior citizen discounts and especially no discounts for our veterens....Full review
tracydalessandris
4th January 20154
we learned to snowboard at lost valley and still go back often because of close proximity. nice little mountain to ski on...Full review
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Current Conditions: Lost Valley

Latest Snowfall

24 HR

0"

48 HR

0"

72 HR

0"
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Current Weather

Jan 23

28°F

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