North Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Get Here! The Powder Awaits
Welcome to North Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe is a big blue centerpiece, surrounded by massive granite peaks of the Sierra Nevada, with skies reflecting into the largest alpine Lake in North America. North Lake Tahoe spans two states, California and Nevada, and is the perfect family and friends, romantic or relaxing vacation destination. Lake Tahoe offers hiking and biking trails, beaches, world-renown downhill and nordic skiing, snow sports of all kinds, and 39 trillion gallons of water (the Lake) to enjoy. Many nationally recognized Lake Tahoe events including music festivals, concerts, food pairings and sporting events take place each season. With so much to do, you may need to stay awhile!
- 12 unique and beautiful communities dot the region of North Lake Tahoe
- Two states, one destination (California and Nevada)
- Average of 300 sunny days per year
- Average of 15 metres of annual snowfall
Discover Northstar Ski Resort, CA
Wake up in a snow-blanketed wilderness. Carve lines down a perfectly groomed run. Every moment at Northstar fills you with a feeling unlike any other, one that persists generation after generation in this special place nestled in the Martis Valley. It is known for its family-friendly slopes, well-groomed runs, and terrain parks. Beginner and intermediate skiers will love it here, with tons of terrain to choose from (3170 acres). There is also lots for advanced and expert skiers/boarders to explore. The village at the mountain's base has a full range of lodging, restaurants, and shopping. Northstar’s accessible terrain and great village make it a popular family ski and snowboard destination.
- Use your EPIC PASS here
- 20 Lifts
- 100 Runs
- 3000 + acres
- The NEW Comstock High-Speed Lift
- 35 km Nordic skiing
Discover Palisades Tahoe Ski Resort, CA
Palisades Tahoe is the largest ski resort in the Lake Tahoe region, boasting 6000 skiable acres across two mountains. This 70-year-old resort celebrates a rich history as the host of the 1960 Winter Olympics, the Spring Skiing Capital, and home mountain to dozens of Olympic and World Cup athletes across multiple snow sports. With an average annual snowfall of 11 metres, Palisades Tahoe frequently operates the longest ski and snowboard season in Lake Tahoe. There is terrain for everyone from gnarly to nice, from tough to tame, and from scary to sedate. The Village at Palisades Tahoe offers year-round events and over 50 restaurants and boutiques. The resort has Californian charm in spades with a relaxed and laid back attitude, quirky appeal and some truly outstanding skiing.
- Use your IKON PASS here
- 42 Lifts
- 16 Bowls
- 6000 + Acres
- 270 Runs
- 11 metres average snowfall
- 1960 Winter Olympic Museum at High Camp
Discover the North Lake Tahoe Loop year around
If you can extend your trip, linger a little longer (and you should!). There are terrific itineraries to discover with casinos, bikes, hikes, shops, art and culture (in addition to the perfect skiing).
- Dip your toes in one of the crispest, clearest bodies of water on Earth
- Hit up the cuisine, boutique, and public art scenes around bohemian Reno
- Soak up Nevada history at museums, old saloons, and hot spring resorts
Speak with an Experience Manager at Skican about this special ski area 1.888.475.4226
