ski vacation header graphic


lost-valley-ski-vacations-187


By David Robertshaw

If you will be traveling to the North East, you must
not miss Lost Valley Ski Resort. Located on 300
acres in the middle of Maine, the resort offers many
different types of terrain, hills, streams, bridges, and
fifteen well maintained trail systems.

The Lost Valley Resort is best suited to beginners
and



intermediate skiers, but there are more thrilling
trails available for expert skiers as well. There are
three lifts to accommodate skiers, including two chair
lifts and one surface lift.

Equipment can be rented for all sports that are
catered to at Lost Valley Resort, including ski
equipment, snowboarding equipment, mountain bikes,
and paintball equipment. Ski and snowboarding
lessons are also available for private parties and
groups.

At the lodge, you will experience a warm family
environment with outstanding food and beverages.
This is an absolutely wonderful place to bring a family.
There are training programs, adaptive ski programs,
racing events, a snowboard terrain park, mountain
biking, and a huge twenty acre paintball park. Lost
Valley Resort is also a great place to hold meetings,
family reunions, weddings, and other special events.
Catering is available.



David Robertshaw is a professional writer and has written on various subjects across the internet. His writing work includes articles and books on topics such as technology, travel, health, releationships and internet marketing. He also has a Travel Blog which can be found at http://travel.newsreviewsandtips.com



Here are some more ski vacation articles...

naked-skiing


By David Robertshaw

Skiing is a popular activity in countries that experience extremely cold weather conditions and temperature. Snow and down slopes like hills and mountain foots are the ideal places for Read more...

skiing-snowboarding


By David Robertshaw

Which do you prefer: skiing or snowboarding?Skiing and snowboarding are two of the modern sports that are almost identical in form, yet in terms of origin and development are separated by Read more...