California Ski Resort Reports

There are 14 Alpine resorts in the Lake Tahoe region, which includes California and Nevada. Most of the ski resorts have trails for the beginner to advanced skier.  Lake Tahoe, one of the largest alpine mountain lakes in the world, straddles the border of California and Nevada about 200 miles east of San Francisco.  Because the lake is so deep and doesn't freeze, it retains its sapphire-blue color throughout the winter. Its name comes from a Washoe Indian word meaning "lake in the sky"—the lake is about 6,200 feet above sea level.  SKI TAHOE

Colorado Ski Resort Reports

Colorado provides outstanding variety from moguls and bowls, backcountry or big air, if you’re into skiing or riding, this is your paradise. Colorado has legendary powder, record snowfalls and 300 days of sunshine annually. Colorado offers the the highest skiable peaks in America., it also offers the most skiable terrain in North America, with nearly 39,000 acres. SKI COLORADO

Utah Ski Resort Reports

Utah is considered by many to be one of the best locations in the world to ski and the reason is one word:  "powder".  If you've heard amazing ski stories about Utah's incredible snow… believe them. Better yet, come try it for yourself. Ski Utah. It truly is the "Greatest Snow On Earth!".  For an unforgettable skiing experience. SKI UTAH

Ski Condition and Resort Reports