Skier Shreds Through Fresh Powder on a Bluebird Day at Heavenly with Lake Tahoe in the Background

Experience Tahoe and the Cascades

Ski the West

There’s an adventure waiting for everyone out in the Wild West! Come find yours at some of the best ski resorts spanning California, Nevada and Washington. Spanning some of the most beautiful terrain in the West, from dazzling Lake Tahoe all the way up to the beautiful Cascade Mountains, you’re bound to have an unforgettable journey. Our ski resorts in the west each offer a unique experience, from steep and deep terrain to dedicated learning zones and even night skiing under the stars! We can’t wait to see you at Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood, and Stevens Pass.

 

Ski Across Two States

Heavenly
(CA and NV)

Most Snowfall in Region

Stevens Pass
(460" Season Average)

Highest Resort in Lake Tahoe

Heavenly
(10,067 feet)

Ski on an Extinct Volcano

Northstar
(Mt. Pluto last erupted 2M years ago)

map of West region ski resorts

RESORTS OF THE WEST

Snowboarder Leaps Off Advanced Terrain Ledge at Heavenly with Scenic View of Lake Tahoe in the Background

Heavenly

From stunning 360-degree views to a vibrant social and aprés scene that everyone can enjoy, Heavenly’s truly got it all.
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Family skiing in Kirkwood, CA.

Kirkwood

With the deepest snow in the area and thousands of acres of diverse terrain, Kirkwood is truly California’s mountain escape.
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Family Enjoys Hot Cocoa and Snacks Near a Firepit at Northstar

Northstar

At Northstar, it’s the little moments that matter the most: from fresh tree skiing to dinner and s'mores in the cozy village.
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Kids High Five Lifestyle at Stevens Pass

Stevens Pass

Stevens Pass isn't just a place to visit, it's a place to belong. Our community's commitment and passion is what make this mountain all that it is.
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Socially Distant Family Looks Out over Northstar California

Tahoe Skiing Month-by-Month

Nestled in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Lake Tahoe offers a ski season as iconic as its landscapes. Check out this guide to know what conditions to expect each month of the season in Tahoe.
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Alex Bosco Grey Trees Powder Skiing at Stevens Pass

Guide to Skiing Out West

The West beckons skiers worldwide with pristine powder laps, breathtaking dreamscapes of big mountains and endless snow. Use this guide to begin planning your big trip and ensure you're prepared to get after it!
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Family skiing in Kirkwood, CA.

Tahoe's Most Unique Ski Destination

Kirkwood is the least-crowded ski resort in Tahoe and is known for its challenging terrain. Read more about Kirkwood Mountain Resort and you'll soon know if it’s the destination for you.
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Explore Epic Pass Destinations

Rockies

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West

Ski and Ride the best of the West at Heavenly, Northstar, Kirkwood & Stevens Pass!

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Canada

Ski and Ride the largest resort in North America at Whistler Blackcomb!

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Northeast

Ski and Ride Stowe, Okemo, Mount Snow, Hunter & More!

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Mid-Atlantic

Ski and ride Seven Springs, Liberty, Roundtop & More!

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Midwest

Ski and Ride the Midwest at Afton Alps, Mt. Brighton, Alpine Valley & More!

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Australia

Ski and Ride Perisher, Falls Creek & Mount Hotham with an Epic Pass!

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Europe

Ski and ride world-class resorts across Europe.

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