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With more than two feet of snow since last week, the Spring Skiing Capital is living up to its reputation.If you missed out on all the excitement of Cushing Crossing, the Golden Egg Hunt, and the Spring Tracks Concert last weekend, you’re in luck! The fun continues in The Village at Palisades Tahoe on Saturday, April 23rd. Spring Tracks returns to the KT Deck, this time with DJ Paul Oakenfold, and the annual Tahoe Truckee Earth Day is back after a long hiatus.
It’s a holiday weekend! While this is an exciting time to get away and enjoy some skiing, keep in mind that holidays can be busy at Squaw Alpine. Here is what you need to know in order to have an enjoyable, seamless weekend. Our #1 recommendation: Be patient and flexible. This season is a bit different due to Covid-19, but the skiing & snowboarding is still just as fun.
Recently, we have had an exciting amount of snowfall, which has increased demand for skiing/riding at Squaw Alpine, and has attracted many other Californians to come to the area to sightsee and snow play in the North Lake Tahoe area. To help our guests be more prepared this weekend, we have the below tips and answers to frequently asked questions.
Since Monday, we have received over 6 feet of snow on the upper mountains! This large amount of snowfall is a welcome gift from Mother Nature, but it also brings some challenges to getting to and opening the mountains. Here’s what you need to know before visiting Squaw Alpine during or after the storm:
We are looking forward to your visit this holiday weekend! In order to ensure that you have a seamless and fun experience, here is some helpful information to consider before you arrive.
Due to COVID-19, we’re changing a few things around here. Read up before you go.
The good news? Skiing and riding will still happen this winter. But it’s going to look a little different than you’re used to. This year, we’ll be following state and local health guidelines for best practices to keep our guests, staff, and community safe from COVID-19. As a result, we’re making some changes on our end—you’ll see new policies and signage around the mountain—and we’re asking you to do a few things differently, too. Here’s what you need to know.
With a holiday weekend approaching, we wanted to share some helpful hints that will allow you to maximize your time on the slopes and get the most out of your visit here. Recently, we have had warm weather during the day followed by freezing temperatures at night. This has lead to firm or icy conditions in the morning, and sunny, spring-like conditions during the day.
Winter Storm Warning for Thursday Get ready! It’s going to snow all day on Thursday, with strong winds and up to 17″ falling throughout the …
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