Lake Tahoe Ski Resorts Map
Lake Tahoe Ski Resort Descriptions
Quick links to our descriptions of Lake Tahoe’s ski resorts.
North Lake Tahoe Ski Resorts
- Alpine Meadows at Palisades Tahoe
- Boreal Ski Resort
- Diamond Peak Ski Resort
- Donner Ski Ranch
- Granlibakken Ski Area
- Homewood Ski Resort
- Mt. Rose Ski Resort
- Northstar at Tahoe Ski Resort
- Palisades Tahoe
- Soda Springs Ski Resort
- Sugar Bowl Ski Resort
- Tahoe Donner Ski Resort
South Lake Tahoe Ski Resorts
Popular Lake Tahoe Ski Resort Questions:
What is the main ski resort in Lake Tahoe?
Palisades Tahoe is the biggest ski resort at Lake Tahoe. The total slope length is 200 km (124.3 miles). Northstar California Resort comes in 2nd and Heavenly Resort in South Lake Tahoe is 3rd.
How many ski resorts are in Lake Tahoe?
There are a total of 15 ski resorts in the Lake Tahoe area, straddling both the California and Nevada border. These resorts range from large-scale operations like Palisades Tahoe and Heavenly Resort, to smaller, more specialized resorts like family-owned Sugar Bowl Resort.
What is the best month to ski in Lake Tahoe?
It’s more like, the best months, for skiing in Lake Tahoe, which are late January through March. March for the best snowpack based on history of heavy snowfall during that time. Best time to avoid the crowds is during the holidays and the weekends.
What are the opening dates for Lake Tahoe ski resorts 2025?
Weather permitting, these are the projected opening dates for Lake Tahoe ski resorts. We advise you check resort websites for updates before heading out!
Northstar California Resort : November 21st
Heavenly Mountain Resort : November 21st
Kirkwood Mountain Resort : December 5th
Palisades Tahoe : November 26th
Boreal Mountain Resort : November 21st
Sugar Bowl : November 22nd
Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe : November 8th
Diamond Peak : December 4th
Homewood Mountain Resort : December 12th
Sierra at Tahoe : November 28th
