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Epic Snow and Adventures in North Tahoe

01.26.2017

It’s the snowiest January North Lake Tahoe has seen in over 45 years! Here are some top reasons to get up there this winter:

Best Conditions + Variety: The snow conditions are the best they’ve been in years, and North Lake Tahoe has North America’s most concentrated selection of ski resorts. More than 136 ski lifts and 347 runs are open across the North Shore.

Best Winter Adventures: There’s a lot more than just downhill skiing! Snowshoe by the lake, cross-country ski to a warming hut with sensational Sierra views, or try something totally new, like snow-biking!

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Snow Biking Lake Tahoe

Best Accommodations: All this snow has put lodging properties and resorts in a good mood! North Lake Tahoe has deals of all kinds—from Dine & Stay to Ski & Stay, to Wellness and Yoga weekends, lakefront lodging, and romance packages. Check out the top lodging options.

Best Après Scene: It’s okay to admit that you enjoy the après as much as the ski day! North Lake Tahoe has a variety of vibes for your après tastes—from kicking back at a fire pit during sunset, to toasting your friends at a lively lakefront restaurant, or sinking into your own private soaker with a glass of bubbly. Get the Après Ski Guide.

2017 is looking very North Lake Tahoe!

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