How Do You Go Skiing In Lost Trail Powder Mountain, Montana?
Conveniently located in western Montana near the Idaho border, Lost Trail Powder Mountain is an affordable family ski destination that offers challenging terrain for skiers and snowboarders alike. Of its 45 trails, 20 percent are for beginning skiers, 60 percent are for intermediate skiers and 20 percent are for advanced skiers. The mountain gets about 300 inches of snow every year, has a longest run of 2.5 miles and a vertical drop of 1,800 feet. Go to the official Web site of Lost Trail Powder Mountain (see Resources below). Click on the ‘Overnight Lodging’ link and browse through the brief descriptions of area accommodations. You can also call the ski area at 406/821-3211 for booking help. Expect to stay in a cabin or cabin-like lodging unless you stay in 1 of the few local area motels. Although the list on the Web site is not complete, it does offer information on a wide range of accommodations choices, from budget cabins and cottages to expensive guest-home accommodations. Expect
