Resort Statistics and Info Vertical Drop: 2212 ft   Summit Elevation: 8852 ft   Base Elevation: 6640 ft   Number of Lifts: 12   Number of Trails: 46   Longest Run: 13200 ft   Night Skiing: No   Season Opening/Closing:   Summer Sports:	Snow and Terrain Annual Snowfall: 480 in   Skiable Area: 2000 acres   Trail Difficulties Easiest: 25%   More difficult: 50%   Most difficult: 25%   *The trail rating system is used only for reference and does not guarantee safety.
Snowboarding Permitted: Yes   Terrain Park: Yes   Half-Pipe: No	Cross-Country/Nordic Permitted: No   Classic track:   Skate track:
Helicopter Skiing Helicopter Skiing: No	Snowcat Skiing Snowcat Skiing: No
Snow Tubing and Sledding Services Offered:         Yes
Resort Contact Info Web Address: http://www.sierraattahoe.com/   Information #: 530 659-7453	Email Address: sierra@boothcreek.com   Condition #: 530 659-7453

Sierra at Tahoe Ski Resort News

Sierra resorts getting ready for ski season
Sep 16, 2004 - KRNV, NV - Think it's too early to start thinking about snow and ski season? Not if you're running ski resorts in the Sierra. Several mountain managers are already getting prepared for the winter ski season while it's technically still summer! Heavenly is beginning to set-up eleven new towers for it's Powerbowl Express chairlift. They're also putting up new electronic signs to keep skiers aware of conditions. At Sierra at Tahoe they're building up the terrain park. And Northstar plans to open this fall with more than one-and-a-half million dollars in improvements to the Village Pavillion. read more

Ski Season Begins Early This Year, But Not All Tahoe Resorts Are Open Yet
Nov 16, 2003 - KTXL - SOUTH LAKE TAHOE -- The season for boarding and skiing is here early. Sierra at Tahoe ski resort spokesperson, Nicole Belt says, "A lot of people like to come up here for the holiday weekend. This year, we opened on Friday, Nov. 14th." Such an early start is virtually unheard of and only a few resorts were able to do it. In fact, last year Sierra at Tahoe opened a month late, on December 15th." read more