Sierra at Tahoe

Standing at 7,800 feet in the El Dorado National Forest, Sierra at Tahoe embraces visitors with 2,000 acres of diverse terrain and a laid-back California vibe. Known for its excellent tree skiing, natural terrain features, and stunning lake views, the resort has anchored South Lake Tahoe's day-skiing scene since 1946. Sierra's authentic mountain atmosphere and varied terrain create an inviting environment where progression and fun take center stage.

Fourteen lifts provide access to 46 trails, including the renowned West Bowl and Huckleberry Canyon areas. The lift system efficiently serves terrain for all abilities, from wide learning zones to advanced glades and bowls. The high-speed quad chairs deliver quick access to Sierra's 2,212 vertical feet, while strategic lift placement maintains the resort's uncrowded atmosphere. The layout encourages natural progression, allowing skiers and riders to gradually explore more challenging terrain.