Palisades Tahoe, California

About

Palisades Tahoe, formerly known as Squaw Valley, is a renowned ski resort located in Olympic Valley, California. It boasts a rich history, having hosted the 1960 Winter Olympics, which significantly enhanced its reputation as a world-class ski destination. The resort spans across 6,000 skiable acres, offering a diverse range of slopes suitable for both beginners and advanced skiers. Its terrain includes steep groomers, ungroomed trails, bowls, and chutes, providing something for every skill level. The resort's scenic views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada mountains are breathtaking, making it a visually stunning destination. Palisades Tahoe is linked to Alpine Meadows via a Base to Base Gondola, enhancing its skiing experience with over 270 trails and 43 lifts. It averages about 400 inches of snowfall annually, allowing for a long ski season that often extends into spring. The resort is part of the Ikon Pass, offering access to numerous international ski destinations. The Village at Palisades Tahoe provides year-round events, dining, and shopping options, making it a vibrant and welcoming location for visitors. With its Olympic heritage and diverse skiing opportunities, Palisades Tahoe remains a favorite among skiers and snowboarders worldwide.