Homewood
Resort Overview
Rising directly from Lake Tahoe's western shore, Homewood Mountain Resort offers an intimate alpine experience with the lake's most spectacular skiing views. Since 1961, this family-focused resort has combined 1,260 acres of diverse terrain with an authentic, low-key atmosphere. The mountain's east-facing slopes provide dramatic panoramas where skiers can catch glimpses of Lake Tahoe's crystal waters between perfectly spaced trees.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
67
Total Area
510 ac
206.4 ha
Homewood Lift System
Eight lifts provide access to 67 runs across Homewood's varied terrain, ascending 1,650 vertical feet from the lakeside base area. The lift network maintains the resort's peaceful character while ensuring efficient access to diverse skiing zones. From the Old Homewood Express to the intimate Ellis Peak chair, each lift reveals distinct perspectives of Lake Tahoe and opens up unique terrain features, from groomed boulevards to adventurous glades.
Lifts
Total Lifts
8
Lift Types
4
Location & Getting There
Positioned just six miles south of Tahoe City on Lake Tahoe's scenic West Shore, Homewood combines accessibility with a serene mountain environment. The resort sits 55 miles from Reno and 200 miles from San Francisco, making it ideal for both extended vacations and weekend escapes. The surrounding West Shore community offers a quieter, more residential alternative to Tahoe's larger tourist centers, with local dining and lodging options that maintain the area's laid-back charm.
Homewood
, california