$20 Tuesday Tix - L.L. Bean Ski Night
2026-01-06 08:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York) | Lost Valley, 200 Lost Valley Rd, Auburn, ME, 04210, United States
Tuesday Nights Just Got Better at Lost Valley!
Thanks to L.L.Bean, Tuesday evenings from 3 PM to 8 PM are your ticket to affordable outdoor fun! From January 5th to March 10th (excluding February 17th), enjoy all-evening lift tickets for just $20 for all ages. Kids 5 & under are only $10 anytime Lost Valley is open!

Whether you’re carving down the slopes with friends or enjoying a family night out, this is the perfect chance to embrace the Maine outdoors. Be an Outsider, hit the slopes, and make some memories!

Get Your TicketsGrab your tickets in person or online at https://shop.lostvalleyski.com/tickets

Don’t miss out—Come out and play at Lost Valley!

Vertical Challenge Race Rush at Lost Valley
2026-01-10 07:30 - 14:00
Lost Valley always brings the community vibe, and we’re counting on YOU to make this stop loud, fun, and fast. Families, friends, racers, and cheer squads — this is your day.
Timeline:7:30–11:00 AM Registration9:00–1:30 Sponsor Village10:00–12:00 Racecourse1:30 PM Vertical Victory Party
Details & registration: ski-vc.com

34th Annual JP Parisien Race -U12 & U14
2026-01-25 07:00 - 15:00
The JP Parisien Memorial Race is a slalom ski race held Lost Valley Ski Area in Auburn, Maine. The JP competitors include racers from Maine Alpine Racing Association (MARA) clubs, racers who participate in the Maine Junior Ski League and racers from the general public. This race will run on two courses: a stubby gate SL for the U10 and Under and the taller gates for U12 and Older. A stubby slalom course is set using the shorter 70-cm-long (28-inch) Hero gates that will bend easily and always return upright. This allows young and developing racers to to take a closer line, as they “clear” the gates without colliding with the more solid pole used in adult slalom. Hero gates may be cleared with just the racer’s shins. Pole guards for the ski poles and slalom bars for the helmets are not needed. This race is open to anyone who meets the age requirements—you do not need to be a United States Ski Association (USSA) member to enter, making this many young racers’ first event.
The day’s competition consists of two races run on the Big Buck race trail. The times are added together, and the racer with the lowest total time wins. A racer who does not finish the two runs correctly is disqualified. There is a break between the first and second runs. This allows time for the racers to get some food and warm up as well as time for the race crew to reset the course before second run inspection.
Register early and receive a complementary JP Memorial tee shirt at registration. The event ends with participants gathering in the lodge for an awards ceremony with medals for the top three in each category, as well as bib drawings pulled from all who raced. In keeping with Race tradition, the winners in U8 are each awarded a small gift, as well as a medal. Finally, the top three names in each category are engraved on a plaque with past champions of the event that is displayed in the lodge for all to see for years to come. It is lots of fun to look back at the past champions or to see your or a family member’s name among the winners from years ago.

34th Annual JP Parisien Race -U8 & U10
2026-02-01 07:00 - 15:00
The JP Parisien Memorial Race is a slalom ski race held Lost Valley Ski Area in Auburn, Maine. The JP competitors include racers from Maine Alpine Racing Association (MARA) clubs, racers who participate in the Maine Junior Ski League and racers from the general public. This race will run on two courses: a stubby gate SL for the U12 and Under and the taller U14 gates SL with. A stubby slalom course is set using the shorter 70-cm-long (28-inch) Hero gates that will bend easily and always return upright. This allows young and developing racers to to take a closer line, as they “clear” the gates without colliding with the more solid pole used in adult slalom. Hero gates may be cleared with just the racer’s shins. Pole guards for the ski poles and slalom bars for the helmets are not needed. This race is open to anyone who meets the age requirements—you do not need to be a United States Ski Association (USSA) member to enter, making this many young racers’ first event.

Racers will compete in five age categories: U14 (13-12 yrs) down by two-year increments to U8 (7 and under). The day’s competition consists of two races run on the Big Buck race trail. The times are added together, and the racer with the lowest total time wins. A racer who does not finish the two runs correctly is disqualified. There is a break between the first and second runs. This allows time for the racers to get some food and warm up as well as time for the race crew to reset the course before second run inspection.

Register early and receive a complementary JP Memorial tee shirt at registration. The event ends with participants gathering in the lodge for an awards ceremony with medals for the top three in each category, as well as bib drawings pulled from all who raced. In keeping with Race tradition, the winners in U8 are each awarded a small gift, as well as a medal. Finally, the top three names in each category are engraved on a plaque with past champions of the event that is displayed in the lodge for all to see for years to come. It is lots of fun to look back at the past champions or to see your or a family member’s name among the winners from years ago

22nd Annual Mary's Firemen for a Cure
2026-03-07 09:00 - 16:00
The 22nd Annual Mary’s Firemen for a Cure returns to Lost Valley! Last year was the best year yet, but we plan to make the 22nd even better! Come out and support your local department and raise money for those affected by cancer!

All fire departments and EMTs are eligible to enter teams of 4 skiers and/or snowboarders. Teams will race down a modified slalom course carrying a 50ft length of hose! Departments may enter multiple teams or combine to make a team of four.

Racers are encouraged to raise money because because each $100 raised, reduces the race time by one second! The winning team will have the best overall combined time! In addition to the races, there will be door prizes, a silent auction, a 50/50 and a live auction.

All proceeds benefit Dempsey Center, headquartered in Lewiston. FIREFIGHTER TEAM REGISTRATION LINK COMING SOON
