Nevada/California | _ | | _ | | | Few ski resorts match Heavenly's scenic beauty and expansive network of lifts, terrain, trails, and snowmaking. Located on the south shore of Lake Tahoe, Heavenly is the region's largest mountain resort, featuring the highest elevation and longest vertical drop.
The views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra mountain range are magnificent. The snowfall tops 20 feet virtually every year and you can slide over 4,800 skiable acres. This resort spans two states (California and Nevada). | | | _ | | _ | | | The new Village at Northstar features luxurious slopeside condominiums,
stylish boutiques, outdoor restaurants and an ice-skating rink surrounding a new pedestrian plaza. For skiers and boarders, the ticketing, season pass and locker facilities will get you right on the slopes. That is, if you don't decide to linger at the s'mores kiosk, gather around a fire pit, or watch a performance on the raised stage!
Northstar's mix of runs is 25 percent beginner and advanced, and 50 percent intermediate. Ski or ride on 2,480 acres of terrain. | | | _ | | _ | | | Squaw Valley USA, site of the Winter Olympic Games in 1960, is a legendary vacation destination plunked down squarely at the end of a gorgeous Sierra valley. Squaw's terrain may seem endless to those trying to conquer it, with 33 lifts, including North America's only Funitel and an aerial Cable Car, access six peaks, 4,000 acres and 2,850 vertical feet of terrain.
The Village was built with the inviting ambiance of a European style mountain village and features the sort of restaurants, shops, and support services skiers expect to find when visiting such a venerable area. | | | | | | |
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