Most of the ski resorts for the best in Lake Tahoe Skiing are located on the north end of the lake, closer to Truckee, California and Reno, Nevada. There are some located on the south side, which is about 80 miles from Reno. When people stay in Southern Lake Tahoe, they generally visit these three resorts and don’t bother visiting the north side of the lake because of the distance involved.

There are also a multitude of sled parks and snow tubing destinations for those who aren’t as adept at skiing or want a more fun and less technical experience. Snow tubing is very popular among alternative sports, and can be made into a great adventure for anyone. Lake Tahoe skiing isn’t the only winter sport. Snowmobiling, snowboarding, and snowshoeing are also very popular, with many places to enjoy these activities, as well.

One of the most enjoyable things skiers comment on and really enjoy, is the scenery around the lake at the various ski resorts. There really isn’t anything like skiing down a great slope and looking off in the distance and taking in the beautiful mountains and the deep blue of Lake Tahoe. And when the mountain peaks are all covered with snow in the winter, the scene is simply breathtaking.

Whatever you like to do skiwise, you will surely enjoy it on your next Lake Tahoe vacation.

There are thousands of visitors from the local area that visit the slopes on a regular basis throughout the winter months. However, there are even more that come from out of town to get a taste of some of the best skiing in the world.

Lake Tahoe Skiing offers a different skill level for everyone who comes. There are plenty of ski resorts, including many major ones such as Heavenly Mountain Resort and Squaw Valley. Heavenly Mountain is the largest ski area in California and Nevada, and is located near Stateline. Squaw Valley is the second largest and is known for hosting the 1960 Winter Olympics. It is located near Tahoe City.

Stay tuned for an update on some other great ski resorts and locations around Lake Tahoe.