Lutsen Mountains
- 825 ft
- Vertical Drop
- 95
- Trails
- 7
- Lifts
- Yes
- Terrain Park
About Lutsen Mountains
Lutsen Mountains, overlooking Lake Superior's North Shore, is the biggest ski area in the Midwest by most measures: 95 trails and an 825-foot vertical spread across four connected peaks, served by seven lifts including a gondola over the Poplar River. A terrain park rounds out the offering for freestyle skiers. After years on the Indy Pass, Lutsen joins Ikon as a full partner for 2026-27, alongside Granite Peak and Snowriver.
Mountain Details
Address: 467 Ski Hill Rd, Lutsen, MN 55612
Pass limit: 2 Days
Website: https://www.lutsen.com
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Nearby mountains
- Loch Lomond 72 mi away, 751 ft vertical
- Giants Ridge 74 mi away, 500 ft vertical
- Big Powderhorn 85 mi away, 622 ft vertical
- Snowriver Mountain Resort 88 mi away, 538 ft vertical
- Whitecap Mountains Resort 88 mi away, 400 ft vertical
- Mount Baldy Ski Area 94 mi away, 476 ft vertical
Frequently asked questions
Which passes include Lutsen Mountains?
Lutsen Mountains is included on the Ikon pass.
Is uphill skiing allowed at Lutsen Mountains?
No, Lutsen Mountains does not currently allow uphill skiing.
How big is Lutsen Mountains?
Lutsen Mountains has 825 feet of vertical drop, 95 trails and 7 lifts.
Is there a terrain park at Lutsen Mountains?
Yes, Lutsen Mountains has a terrain park.
Where is Lutsen Mountains?
Lutsen Mountains is located at 467 Ski Hill Rd, Lutsen, MN 55612, in the Midwest region.