Sierra-at-Tahoe is closed for the season! From blazing new trails in West Bowl to the second highest total snowfall on record + more ‘best day evers’ than we can count- the 2022/23 comeback season was one for the books. Keep the good times rollin’ + set yourself up for even more memories ahead by securing a 2023/24 Season Pass. Buy Now!.
Sierra-at-Tahoe is CLOSED for the 2022/23 season.












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The Sierra-at-Tahoe App is the best way to see real-time lifts, trails and park status, receive snowfall alerts and more all in one convenient place! Whip out your light-up rectangle, download the app now, and you’ll never miss a beat again.
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Our email subscription service is here to bring you the relevant news YOU want to read. We’ll keep you up on all things Sierra, give you the latest scoop on our parks + conditions, and alert you when it dumps 6+ inches overnight!
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We all love waking up to sweet texts. Get on the list to receive text messages straight from our Snow Reporters if our snow stake reads 6” (or more) of new snow. (We’ll try not to get too emotionally attached).
Sierra prides itself on continuing to offer Tahoe’s best deal on a Season Pass. With passholder perks like unlimited BFF tickets to stoke out your friends, 20% off on-mountain purchases, FREE Fridays + access to 60 FREE days at incredible independent resorts, join the Sierra Fam next season to take part in envisioning the future of your winter home.
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Keep Sierra Clean Day is BACK for its 15th year! And this year we are going extra GREEN. While staying true to our roots we will also be planting new ones. Give our beloved mountain the refresh she needs by collecting trash + treasures of years past, as well as the chance to replant an all-new piece of Sierra-at-Tahoe.