Ski

Lake Tahoe and Truckee boasts one of the largest concentrations of ski resorts in the world. Located high in the Sierra Mountains of California and Nevada, Lake Tahoe is truly a paradise for anyone who loves outdoor activities, and during the winter, snow sports beckon from every direction. With over 16 ski resorts, Tahoe is renowned for it’s incredible variety of both downhill skiing and cross-country skiing options; you could easily ski or board a different mountain every day for an entire two weeks.

Lake Tahoe Skiing and snowboarding has something for everyone. From small family-friendly ski areas to large world-class resorts, there’s a Lake Tahoe ski resort for any level of skier, snowboarder or cross-country enthusiast. Tahoe is alive with history. Donner Summit’s Sugar Bowl was one of the first California ski resorts. The 1960 Winter Olympics put Squaw Valley on the map. Heavenly Ski Area rode the wave of 70′s freestyle, and Northstar enters the new millennium poised as a freeride Mecca. Tons of terrain, abundant events, and various winter recreation options beckon visitors from around the world. Enter the “blue world” of Lake Tahoe.


Click on the links below to visit and learn more about each of the ski Resort’s.


Alpine Meadows Ski Resort | N. Lake Tahoe
Boreal Ski Resort | N. Lake Tahoe
Diamond Peak Ski Resort | N. Lake Tahoe
Donner Ski Ranch | Donner Summit
Granlibakken | N. Lake Tahoe
Heavenly Ski Resort | S. Lake Tahoe
Homewood Ski Resort | West Shore
Kirkwood Ski Resort | S. Lake Tahoe
Mt. Rose Ski Resort | N. Lake Tahoe
Northstar Ski Resort | Truckee
Royal Gorge | Donner Summit
Sierra at Tahoe | S. Lake Tahoe
Soda Springs Ski Resort | Donner Summit
Spooner Lake | East Shore
Squaw Valley Ski Resort | N. Lake Tahoe
Sugar Bowl Ski Resort | Donner Summit
Tahoe Donner | Truckee
Tahoe Cross Country | N. Lake Tahoe