Lost Trail Powder Mountain, Montana Resort Information

Lost Trail Powder Mountain

Overview

Resort Statistics

Lift Statistics

Trail Statistics

Other Services

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Lost Trail Powder Mountain is situated on top of the Continental Divide, where the snows are very light and fluffy. With more than 300 inches of snowfall and an average base of 80 inches snowpack, skiers are assured great coverage well into April. Lost Trail is usually the last area in Montana to close. Skiers, snowboarders and telemarkers can enjoy both Montana and Idaho on 30 trails over 900 skiable acres. The area has 1,800 feet of vertical serviced by 4 double chairlifts. There are quite a few beginner runs, as well as plenty of strong intermediate and advanced groomed runs with powder left on the steeper runs. Lost Trail remains one of the most affordable family ski centers in the northwest with an all-day lift cost of $20 for adults and $10 for children ages 6 to 12. Lodging is only a short 8 miles away.

Ski season dates	December 2007 - April 2008
Skiable Acreage	900 acres (364 hectares)
Average Annual Snowfall	300 in (762 cm)
Summit Elevation	8,200 ft (2,499 m)
Base Elevation	6,600 ft (2,012 m)
Vertical Drop	1,800 ft (549 m)
Longest Run	6,500 ft (1,981 m)
Terrain parks	Yes
Snowmaking	N/A

Number of Lifts	8	Lift Capacity	900 per hour

Super Express Quads		Double Chairs	5
Hi Speed Quads		Surface Lifts
Triple Chairs		Gondolas (4 People)
Quad Chairs		Rope Tows	3

	Easy	20%
	Intermediate	60%
	Advanced/Expert	20%

Child Care	No	Restaurants	Yes
Adaptive Skier	No	Snowboard Rentals	Yes
Ski Lessons	Yes	Snowboard Lessons	Yes
Ski Rentals	Yes	Cildren's Programs	Yes
Nearby Lodging	Yes	Women's Programs	Yes

Email Address: ski@losttrail.com

Snow Phone: 406/821-3211

Contact our Ski & Board School Director:

Chris Miller 406/821-0025

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Lost Trail Powder Mountain
PO Box 311
Conner, MT 59827

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Getting to Lost Trail Powder Mountain is easy. Conveniently located just 1/8 of a mile off Hwy 93 and Hwy 43 at the Montana-Idaho Border, we are easy to get to from just about any location. Enjoy the pristine view of the Bitterroot Mountains on your 90 mile trip from Missoula or 100 miles from Butte. From Salmon and surrounding areas it's just about 45 minutes till you’re heading down the fun filled slopes!

From Missoula, Montana, drive south on Highway 93, you'll pass through Lolo, Florence, Stevensville, Victor, Corvallis, Hamilton, and Darby. From Hamilton you are approximately 45 minutes from the best skiing you'll ever have. Visitors from Idaho have a short trip to the top of the pass on Hwy 93.