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 Heavenly is a 4,800 acres skier’s and boarder’s paradise that combines exhilarating on- and off- mountain adventures with one of the world’s most majestic view – impossibly blue Lake Tahoe.
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 Host of the 1960 Winter Olympics, Squaw is a legendary mountain in an extraordinary setting. Known for its expansive terrain, Squaw’s also home to a base village with events and entertainment throughout the season.
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 Offering on-site slopeside accommodations, a base village featuring specialty shops, dining & ice skating, and on-mountain options ranging from award winning terrain parks & pipes to renowned grooming & lessons, Northstar provides enormous variety.
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 Combine 2,300 acres of truly epic terrain with some of the nation’s deepest snow and a noticeable lack of crowds, and you’ll have a pretty good idea why everyone recommends at least one day at Kirkwood.
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 Sierra-at-Tahoe is a playground of wintertime fun, with exciting steeps, laid-back cruisers, unparalleled tree skiing and five backcountry gates that access some of the most challenging terrain in Tahoe.
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 Internationally recognized for its incredibly diverse terrain, Alpine Meadows offers a variety of skiing options, ranging from groomers with sweeping views of Lake Tahoe to backcountry-accessed skiing and boarding for the most adventurous.
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 Located only 25 minutes from Reno, Mt. Rose’s 8,200 foot base elevation make for great snow conditions – and great views of Lake Tahoe.
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