The highest elevation of the Lake Tahoe area resorts with a peak elevation of 10,067 ft (3,068 m), and a peak lift-service elevation of 10,040 ft (3,060 m).
The host site of the entire 1960 Winter Olympics, the mountain tops out at 9,050 ft (2,760 m).
Amazing skiing and terrain- Shhh...don't tell anyone though. If someone asks if it was good say, "Nah, you know- long lift lines and ice everywhere." http://livingbozeman.com/bridger-bowl-ski-area/
Legendary big mountain skiing. More info here: http://livingbozeman.com/big-sky-ski-resort/
N IDEAL DESTINATION FOR SKI LOVERS Alpine landscape - Long period of snow cover - Wide variety of options - Outstanding view .
If you have not skied here, you have not skied. Also, the food is not bad.
Deer Valley still prohibits snowboarding. With a lift capacity of 46,500 skiers per hour and 2000 skiable acres, Deer Valley operates with a capacity 50% greater than its neighbors.
"It gets busy here. That’s a given. Try Thaynes, Pioneer or Motherload chairs. They're rarely crowded, even though they’re slow." - Ted Ligety, Olympian, US Ski Team
"Bear Claw Cabin is the best place to grab lunch at Sundance. Bear Claw also just happens to be the best cruiser here..." - Steven Nyman, US Ski Team
Come here when the valley is in an inversion. Once you get out of the foggy grime and up the mountain it's actually a beautiful sunny day perfect for skiing. Read more.
Hike for your turns out at Tucker Mountain: the free snowcat takes you most of the way up. Then, boot it all the way out to Fremont One— you'll likely be the only one that did.
"If you want a cruiser, go do Slot. If you want a challenge, try Hangmans Hollow!" - Stacey Cook, Olympian, US Ski Team
"For my money, the most challenging run here is Bomber Cliff, but my fav has to be Skookum" - Brooke Wales, US Ski Team
