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Lost Trail Powder Mountain

Sula, Ravalli County, Montana (also ID)

1 homes for sale within 25 mi
Open to the publicOperating seasonal businessOfficial website

About Lost Trail Powder Mountain

Lift-served downhill skiing at a local or community hill, including rope-tow areas.

  • Privately owned ski area on the Montana-Idaho border on the Continental Divide along U.S. 93, operating under a Forest Service permit.
  • Operator describes over 60 trails and a snow sports school with ski and snowboard lessons and rentals.

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1 home for sale within 25 miles of Lost Trail Powder Mountain, nearest first. Distances are straight-line miles.

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Season

Usual season
Not published
2026-27 announced opening
Not yet announced
2026-27 announced closing
Not yet announced
Today's conditions
Check the official site for lifts, trails and snow

Terrain and facilities

Summit elevation
8,200 ft
Base elevation
7,000 ft
Vertical drop
1,800 ft
Skiable area
900 acres
Trails
60
Lifts
8

Source: en.wikipedia.org.

Skiing here: Downhill skiing, Snowboarding. Snowboarding is allowed.

Amenities: Lessons, Rentals.

Weather forecast

Today
45°F · Mostly Cloudy then Chance Rain And Snow · 43% precip.
Tonight
33°F · Chance Rain And Snow then Mostly Cloudy · 34% precip.
Saturday
42°F · Mostly Cloudy · 10% precip.
Saturday Night
33°F · Rain And Snow · 85% precip.
Sunday
36°F · Light Snow · 89% precip.
Sunday Night
28°F · Light Snow Likely · 64% precip.

National Weather Service forecast near the visitor entrance (about 6,598 ft), issued recently. Summit weather can differ. Full forecast at weather.gov

Snow report: see the official site for current snowfall, base depth and grooming.

Other places to ski within 50 miles

Sources and verification

Checked against the operator's or land manager's site. Last checked Oct 29, 2026.

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