Lost Valley Ski Resort

Lost Valley

Projected Opening: Dec 05
Projected Closing: Mar 28
Lifts: 4
Trails: 32
Skiable Terrain: 45 ac
Base: 255'
Summit: 495'
Vertical Drop: 240'
Average Snowfall: 48"

Snowfall

48"

Annual Snowfall

Dec8"
Jan14"
Feb16"
Mar9"

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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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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 05, 2026
Projected closing date
Mar 28, 2027
Projected Days Open
104
Days Open Last Year
87
Years Open
65
Average Snowfall
48"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

22%

Intermediate Runs

38%

Advanced Runs

16%

Expert Runs

25%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

0.3 mi

Skiable Terrain

45 ac

Night Skiing

45 ac

Snow Making

45 ac

Lifts

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

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.

Reviews

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I Love Lost Valley so much!!! im the grandson of the owner and ive been in the businuss for a long time i love lost valley so much! i took lessons there wen i was 4 and kept taking them and now im riding down the slopes like a pro. you should check it out sometimes! its amazing. fairly cheap prising…

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Dec 06, 2008