Lost Valley Ski Area, Lewiston

Name: Lost Valley Ski Area
Address: 200 Lost Valley Rd, Lewiston, 04210-8598, United States
Telephone: +1 207-784-1561

#1 among attractions in Lewiston

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Nestled between the rolling hills of Auburn, Maine, the Lost Valley Ski Area stands as a winter haven for ski enthusiasts and families looking for a snowy retreat. Established as a local hub for winter sports, this ski area offers a variety of slopes to accommodate both beginners and seasoned skiers.

Lost Valley features a range of trails with varying levels of difficulty, ensuring that everyone from children experiencing their first snowplow to experts carving down the mountain can find their stride. The ski area is equipped with a reliable lift system, allowing for smooth access to the top of the slopes and minimizing wait times.

For those who are new to winter sports or looking to improve their skills, Lost Valley provides ski and snowboard lessons taught by experienced instructors. These lessons cater to all ages and skill levels, offering a safe and supportive environment for learning.

The ski area is not only known for its slopes but also for its warm and inviting lodge. Visitors can unwind by the fireplace, refuel with a meal, or enjoy a hot beverage after a day on the snow. The lodge also serves as a central spot for socializing and hosting events throughout the ski season.

In addition to the traditional ski offerings, Lost Valley hosts a range of activities that make it a family-friendly destination. From tubing hills to terrain parks, there's something to keep every member of the family entertained. The ski area also holds special events, including night skiing sessions, which add an extra layer of excitement to the skiing experience.

Conveniently located near the city of Lewiston, Lost Valley Ski Area is an accessible getaway for locals and visitors alike. Its commitment to providing a fun and safe skiing environment makes it a cherished spot for creating winter memories.

Longest run: 2500 ftBase elevation: 240 ftTop elevation: 480 ftElevation: 299 ft a.s.l.Coordinates: 44°8'10"N, 70°16'52"W

Address

200 Lost Valley RdLewiston 04210-8598 United States

Contact

+1 207-784-1561

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Neo-renaissance architecture
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