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Spring skiing and boarding offers sunny days and, thanks to this current storm, incredible powder and perfect conditions. Most ski resorts are open through mid - April, with some staying open until the beginning of May. Mother Nature is granting us our wish, and with snow piling up as we speak this weekend is looking pretty promising for spring skiing and snowboarding. For current weather reports visit Lake Tahoe weather.
As much as five feet of snow has already fallen in high elevation areas, which brings everyone much wanted powder - hopefully lasting through Easter weekend. The current storm is bringing in more snow, and storms are predicted to last through tomorrow, Friday April 4. Skiing/snowboarding this weekend is predicted to be some of the best this season. For ski/snowboard rentals try Heavenly Sports or Powder House in South Lake Tahoe, or Tahoe Dave’s in North Lake Tahoe.
Today’s snow report for Lake Tahoe ski resorts:
- Northstar California: Received 34 inches of fresh snowfall since Tuesday - and this weekend the resort is presenting its annual Spring It On! Festival, so enjoy the snow.
- Squaw Valley: Up to 61 inches of new snow as of Tuesday night.
- Alpine Meadows: 42 inches of new snow.
- Heavenly Lake Tahoe: 18 inches of new snow.
- Kirkwood Ski Resort: 29 inches of new snow in the past 3 days.
- Mt. Rose: 6 inches of new snow in the past 3 days.
- Sierra-at-Tahoe: 21 inches of new snow in the past 3 days.
- Sugar Bowl Ski Report: 22 inches of new snow in the past 3 days.
For more information about each ski resort, visit http://www.tahoesbest.com/skiing
And it doesn’t stop there - there is a 50% chance of snow lasting through tomorrow, giving this weekend some fresh powder and incredible weekend skiing/boarding. This weekend’s forecast looks like sunny skies with over 5 feet of new snow, so be sure to make in up to Lake Tahoe for the best skiing/boarding of the season.
For lodging ideas for this weekend’s epic ski trip use Tahoe’s Best guides to lodging in Lake Tahoe:
