Lost Valley 2/8/2016

NewEnglandSkier13

It was a great day of skiing at Lost Valley in Auburn. Upon arrival in the morning there was almost no one else there, but things picked up around 10:00. However, lift lines never got long at all on either lift. There were 9 trails open which offered a good variety of options. There was still some powder left over from the storm and the ungroomed trails skied great. Temperatures were in the 20s and 30s throughout the day. This was my first visit to Lost Valley and I hope to return when they have even more terrain open.

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ski_it

Thanks for the report.

No advertisements on the back of the chairs anymore?

NewEnglandSkier13

Thanks for the report.

No advertisements on the back of the chairs anymore?

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No, I believe the new owner ended that program.

NewEnglandSkier13

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sugarloaf

Is this a fairly long drive for you for such a small place? I’m thinking of skiing Lost Valley and Spruce Mountain the next time we drive to Sugarloaf.

NewEnglandSkier13

<blockquote class=“Quote” rel=“sugarloaf”>Is this a fairly long drive for you for such a small place? I’m thinking of skiing Lost Valley and Spruce Mountain the next time we drive to Sugarloaf.</blockquote>It took about 1 hour & 45 minutes which isn’t bad. It was totally worth it. Lost valley is a great little place!