What’s New for the 24/25 Season

On November 24, 1949, the first chairlift ascended the mountain, then the longest double chairlift in the world, along with two rope tows. Over the following decades, our mountain gained global recognition by hosting the 1960 Winter Olympics and expanded its terrain to include eight peaks by merging two mountain resorts, now spanning over 6,000 […]

The Top 8 Lake Tahoe Events

Women drinking beer at a Village Festival at Palisades Tahoe.

Summers in Lake Tahoe at Palisades Tahoe are the best. Sunny days, stunning scenery, and tons of fun outdoor events. Check out our top summer happenings that you don’t want to miss! For more information, visit our Lake Tahoe Events Calendar.

Photographer Spotlight: Marcus Morgan

Emigrant with the moon in the background last week.

Read about Marcus Morgan, whose photos you have probably seen on our social media channels. Marcus is a longtime employee and the Upper Lift Maintenance Manager at Palisades Tahoe who is also a talented photographer.

4th of July Celebrations Around Lake Tahoe

Nestled amidst the picturesque Sierra Nevada mountains, Lake Tahoe serves as the ultimate backdrop for an unforgettable Fourth of July celebration. Grab your crew and enjoy California sunshine, blue skies, and endless adventures.

Season Recap: Best Moments from Winter 23/24

Cass Jones upsidedown on Granite Peak

Every season is a season to remember, but our 74th year had its share of special moments. While it was difficult to rank them, these were 10 of our favorite things that happened in the 23/24 winter season.

Operations Update: 10 Days Left!

The Northern Lights over the resort last Friday.

We’re the only ski resort open in Lake Tahoe and there are still TEN DAYS to get your last turns in. We’re looking pretty good for the final stretch, but since it has been (and will continue to be) quite warm, we thought you’d want another update. Here’s our best guess for the end of the 23/24 season:

Operations Update: End of May Expectations

Ross Roberts welding a winch tower. Photo by Waqas Shafi.

We are nearing the end of the 23/24 season, and we know you all are eager to find out what will happen over the next few weeks. There are two things we want you to keep in mind: Temperatures are warming, and lifts are going to start to close.

Operations Update: Hours of Operation are Changing

A snowcat on the Saddle under this week's Pink Moon.

It’s getting warmer, which means we need to shift our daily operation schedule and open earlier. This is standard practice for us in the Springtime in order to have optimal snow conditions for skiing and snowboarding. Here’s what you should expect: