Lost Valley ANSA Nordic Ski Trails Mountain Biking Trails

Using the trails is on the honor system. We’ve decided as a club not to spend money on passes or tickets. Instead we encourage honesty by all who use the trails. We hope that people will pay what we believe is a fair fee to support and maintain these great trails, and we appreciate your support. Please follow the Membership link below for more information on membership fees and day passes.

Friends can join you for a ski or two, but beyond that we encourage them to join ANSA.

Others who come to ski the trails for a day should please go to Lost Valley Lodge and purchase a day pass.

Trail maps are available on Trailforks, on our website, and on the kiosk at the parking area.

Signs now mark all intersections and give the shortest and easiest routes back to the Lost Valley lodge.

We encourage you all to read the trail etiquette section on our website.

Please please please don’t walk on the trails. The divots you leave take a long time for the volunteer groomers to smooth out. If you must, for some emergency reason, please stay to the very edge of the trail or just off it.

Pets are not allowed on ski or snowshoe trails. They will also leave marks and poops that take a long time to fix.

Fat bikes are not allowed on our trails. Our trails are groomed by snowmobiles, so are too soft to be fun for fat bikes, and the ruts you leave… you guessed it!... take hours of volunteer groomer time to smooth out, and are dangerous to skiers.

Snowshoe Trails: There is a network of snowshoe trails that are another fun way to get out into the woods. Do not snowshoe on the ski trails – stay on the snowshoe trails only.

Days are short, so many members ski before dawn or after dark by headlamp. This is allowed, and actually great fun with the current generation of headlamps, but we encourage you to take precautions like skiing with a buddy and having a cell phone available.