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Diamond Peak ski resort has some of the lowest lift ticket prices among Tahoe ski resorts - $89 on weekdays and $99 on weekends.

Diamond Peak offering discount lift tickets

Sugar Bowl offers the “Advantage Card,” which is valid every day. The card costs $25 and saves $15 off the window rate any time, including weekends and holidays.

Sugar Bowl offering discount lift tickets

Tree wells are a source of danger and should always be avoided, even by experienced skiers and snowboarders. It’s typically very difficult for an individual to pull themselves out of a tree well once they have fallen in, and reinforces the notion to never ski or snowboard alone.

Second death this season at Northstar

Heavenly Mountain and the other two Vail Resorts in Tahoe all offer discounted lift tickets this spring.

Vail Resorts in Tahoe offering discount lift tickets

Lift tickets at Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows Tickets are available in tiers of pricing, and early purchasing gets you the lower prices. Once that price sells out for that day it’s gone.

Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows discount lift tickets

The Nevada resort has been offering great deals for more than a decade. Every week there’s a “Two for Tuesday” special – getting two lift tickets for the price of one.

Mt. Rose offers discount lift tickets

Skiers and snowboarders can save as much as 50-percent off a lift ticket depending on how far out they purchase and for what date.

Lift ticket deals Tahoe ski resorts

Sugar Bowl’s often uncrowded slopes offer an authentic ski experience with access to skiing and riding on four distinct peaks, and some of the deepest snow in the region.

Sugar Bowl ski resort extends season

Squaw Valley employees were digging out a lift in mid-February, a frequent site this year at the Tahoe ski resort.

Squaw Valley now has 51 feet of snow

Homewood Mountain extends season to April 21.

Homewood Mountain extends season to April 21