Lost Trail Snow Sports School has been creating lifetime skiers since 1938. Level up your skiing and riding this season by taking a lesson with one of our certified instructors.
Closed for the Season
Book Lessons: [email protected]
SKIING LEVELS 1 – 9
SNOWBOARDING LEVELS 1 – 9
Layer Up
The best way to dress for winter is to wear layers. This gives you flexibility to add or remove layers, depending on the weather and your activity.
Wicking layer: This is the layer worn next to your skin, usually consisting of long underwear.
Insulating layer: The middle layer could include sweaters, sweatshirts, vests and pullovers. This layer is to keep heat in and cold out by insulation. Comfort is key for the insulating layer. It should be loose enough to trap air between layers but not so bulky that it restricts movement. Try to avoid cotton because it retains moisture. Popular insulation materials include:
Protection layer: The exterior layer, generally a shell (coat) and pants, serves as your guard against the elements of winter. It should repel water from snow, sleet or rain and block the wind, while also letting perspiration evaporate. Whether you are a skier or snowboarder, your protection layer should fit comfortably, offering you maximum range of motion.
SKIING LEVELS 1 – 9
SNOWBOARDING LEVELS 1 – 9
Layer Up
The best way to dress for winter is to wear layers. This gives you flexibility to add or remove layers, depending on the weather and your activity.
Wicking layer: This is the layer worn next to your skin, usually consisting of long underwear.
Insulating layer: The middle layer could include sweaters, sweatshirts, vests and pullovers. This layer is to keep heat in and cold out by insulation. Comfort is key for the insulating layer. It should be loose enough to trap air between layers but not so bulky that it restricts movement. Try to avoid cotton because it retains moisture. Popular insulation materials include:
Protection layer: The exterior layer, generally a shell (coat) and pants, serves as your guard against the elements of winter. It should repel water from snow, sleet or rain and block the wind, while also letting perspiration evaporate. Whether you are a skier or snowboarder, your protection layer should fit comfortably, offering you maximum range of motion.
Whether you’re taking your family out skiing for the first time, racing friends down the mountain, going lone wolf, or getting on the slopes after taking a break, we are committed to keeping skiing and snowboarding affordable and accessible to all. We have a variety of lift tickets, season passes, lessons, and rental options available so you can choose your own adventure.
Get outfitted with boots, boards, poles, and skis at our rental shop. In-person only.
Lift tickets and 10-Day passes are available at the ticketing windows and online.
Start planning out your adventure at Lost Trail by reviewing the map of the area.
Stay in the know for daily powder alerts. Text “POWDER” to
1-888-775-7669
Level up your skiing and riding this season with Lost Trail Snow Sports School.
Our top credentialed instructors specialize in teaching those brand new to the slopes and those looking to fine-tune their technique.
Lost Trail Ski Area
9485 US Hwy-93 South,
Sula, MT 59871
(406) 821.3211
[email protected]
Lost Trail Ski Area
9485 US Hwy-93 South,
Sula, MT 59871
(406) 821.3211
[email protected]