Snow-covered Sierra Nevada in Northern California
Placer County, Calif. -Lake Tahoe Ski Resorts and Northern California have been blasted with heavy winds and snowfall this winter season. The towering walls of white powder are a welcome sight for residents, businesses and beleaguered Lake Tahoe Ski Resorts following unseasonably dry years.
As the region digs out again from massive snowfall, roadways get cleared and power gets restored, ski resorts are ramping up behind the scenes. An expected bonanza of snow-loving visitors await the opportunity to take advantage of the Lake Tahoe region’s stunning winter beauty. Here’s the latest update on snowfall totals from Lake Tahoe ski resorts! More snow is in the forecast.
Lake Tahoe Ski Resorts Report
Boreal Ski Resort
Base: 180 inches
Season: 580 inches
https://www.rideboreal.com
Diamond Peak Ski Resort
Base: 60 inches
Season: 338 inches
https://www.diamondpeak.com
Heavenly Ski Resort
Base: 154 inches
Season: 478 inches
ttps://www.skiheavenly.com
Homewood Ski Resort
Base: 114 inches
Season: 519 inches
https://www.skihomewood.com
Kirkwood Ski Resort
Base: 183 inches
Season: 560 inches
https://www.kirkwood.com
Mt. Rose Ski Resort
Season: 494 inches
https://skirose.com
Northstar at Tahoe Ski Resort
Base: 174 inches
Season: 526 inches
https://www.northstarcalifornia.com
Sierra at Tahoe Ski Resort
Base: 201 inches
Season: 552 inches
https://www.sierraattahoe.com
Soda Springs Ski Resort
Base: 155 inches
Season: 507 inches
https://www.skisodasprings.com/
Palisades Tahoe Ski Resort
Base : 224 inches
Season: 575 inches
https://www.palisadestahoe.com/
Sugar Bowl Ski Resort
Base: 228 inches
Season: 595 inches
https://www.sugarbowl.com
Tahoe Donner Ski Resort
Base: 85 inches
Season: 505 inches
https://www.tahoedonner.com
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