The Mountains
Lutsen Mountain Profiles
Moose Mountain |
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Vertical rise: 986' (825' lift serviced)
Number of runs: 45 Skiable acres: 210 Primary runs: 26 Backcountry runs: 18   3%
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The greatest of all Mid-America ski mountains. Here you can cruise mile long runs and revel in the delicious leg burn you earn on a non-stop ride. Or, test your endurance on Grizzly - a full length mogul run, dishing out three-quarters of a mile of non-stop bumps. And the adventerous will find 20 backcountry runs winding through the cedar and maple glades. |
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Mystery Mountain |
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Vertical rise: 650'
Number of runs: 10 Skiable acres: 71 Primary runs: 7 Backcountry runs: 3 51%
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For scenery and solitude, explore Mystery Mountain. Lutsen's longest, winding trails give novices and intermediate skiers plenty of opportunity to work thier turns, polish their technique and tackle terrific glade and tree skiing through mature maple forests. |
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Eagle Mountain |
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Vertical rise: 650'
Number of runs: 25 Skiable acres: 84 Primary runs: 21 Backcountry runs: 4 12%
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Eagle has something for everyone. Experts love the challenge of the narrow chutes and steep mogul runs on the north side. Beginners and intermediates relish the long, cruisers meandering down the south face with its spectacular lake views. |
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Ullr Mountain |
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Vertical rise: 350'
Number of runs: 7 Skiable acres: 25 Primary runs: 6 Backcountry runs: 1 72%
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Home to Lutsen's Ski Learning Park. Ullr has it all - tailored skiing: beginner bumps, corduroy for carving, race training and a large beginner's area. Designated as a slow skiing zone, Ullr Mountain provides learners and families a non-threatening environment to build skills at their own pace. |
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