Thanks to a series of storms, there are many Lake Tahoe ski resorts open right now and offering good early-season conditions.
Here’s a list of what ski Lake Tahoe ski resorts are open for skiing and snowboarding.
SKI RESORT OPENINGS
- *Boreal Mountain: Nov. 18
- Northstar California: Nov. 21
- Heavenly Mountain Resort: Nov. 21
- *Mt. Rose: Nov. 21
- Squaw Valley: Nov. 26
- Sugar Bowl: Dec. 6
- Kirkwood Mountain Resort: Dec. 6
- Diamond Peak: Dec. 11
- Alpine Meadows: Dec. 12
- Homewood: Dec. 12
- Sierra-at-Tahoe: TBA
*Both Boreal and Mt. Rose opened briefly in early November
A strong winter storm has hit the Lake Tahoe region, covering a majority of North Lake Tahoe resorts with nearly a foot of snow in the past 24 hours.
Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, Boreal Mountain Resort, Mt. Rose Ski Resort and Northstar California are open and offering skiers and riders a wide range of terrain, including beginner and top-to-bottom runs.
Here’s a look at conditions for the North Lake Tahoe ski resorts.
Boreal Mountain Resort: Open
24 hours: 1.5’
4 runs open
2 lifts open
Diamond Peak Ski Area: Closed (opening December 11)
24 hours: 18”
Homewood Mountain Ski Resort: Closed (opening December 12)
24 hours: Lower Mountain 4” Upper Mountain 12”
Mt. Rose Ski Resort: Open
24 hours: 13-16”
21 runs open
3 lifts open
Northstar California Resort: Open
24 hours: 13″
7 runs open
7 lifts open
Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows: Open
24 hours: 23”
3 runs open
7 lifts open
Sugar Bowl Resort: Closed (opening December 6)
24 hours: 21″
