Before heading up to Lost Trail, please take a few minutes at home to set up a Lost Trail RFID account for EVERY MEMBER of your family or group. Each skier and rider needs their own individual account to access lifts, lessons, and passes.
purchase
1) Create your Lost Trail account
2) Provide all contact information
3) Upload a selfie (bottom of account info page)
4) Purchase lift ticket(s) or pass
5) Purchase a new RFID card ($5) (one time purchase)
6) Sign Waiver
7) Add credit card to account (saving is optional)
8) Pay
pick-up
If you purchased a new RFID card, pick it up when you arrive at Lost Trail.
1) Visit the Ticketing Window located in front of the lodge
2) Provide your name and ID to our ticketing staff
3) Your RFID card will print with your ticket or pass already loaded
If you loaded an existing RFID card online, you’re all set—head straight to the lifts.
REUSE
Your Lost Trail RFID card can be reused all season and in future seasons too. Reload ski days or passes online anytime using the same card.
If your card is lost or damaged, there is a $10 replacement fee. Do not punch holes or alter your card, as damaged cards will not work at the lifts. A replacement card can be purchased and printed for you at any Ticket Window or in the Office.
An RFID card is required for all lift tickets, passes, and ski or snowboard lessons, so be sure every participant has an account set up ahead of time. Once your account is ready, you can purchase day tickets, season passes, 10 Day Passes, and lessons online. When you arrive simply pick up your RFID card at the ticketing window and head straight to the lift lines.
Set up you or family members RFID card(s) at home. Load/Buy tickets and passes 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
Get outfitted with boots, boards, poles, and skis at our rental shop. In-person only.
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.