Palisades Tahoe, CA, Report: “Chute 75” | Saw The Skull & Crossbones, Skied It Anyway Report from March 14, 2025 After backcountry skiing in the morning, we rallied for a few laps at Palisades Tahoe, CA. We bubbled directly onto KT-22 looking for windbuff. We were told Chute 75 was smooth and flat we we went there first. It was perfect. Wind blow snow, no moguls (on the upper part), good turns, high speeds. Our […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | March 15, 2025 0 Comments
Lake Tahoe, CA, Backcountry Report: Deep Powder Snow Exploding Off My Skis & Jacket Report from March 14, 2025 Yesterday we went for a zone that takes a bit of a walk. We were the only people in the entire area. All day. The skinning up was brutal at times. Deep, dense snow up to 3 feet deep had slathered the mountainside. We took turns bashing the snow down in 7-minute shifts. The wind […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | March 15, 2025 0 Comments
Lake Tahoe Backcountry, CA, Report: Happiness = 27″ of Deep, Dry Powder Report from March 13, 2025 We woke up at 6 am today completely confused about what to do… Backcountry or Palisades Tahoe? We agonized for about 30 minutes then finally decided on backcountry when we heard that it snowed about 32″ overnight up top and there was a slight chance of lightning and thunder this afternoon. The UC Berkeley Snow […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | March 13, 2025 0 Comments
Backcountry Skier Killed in Avalanche Near Lake Tahoe, CA A backcountry skier was killed in an avalanche near Lake Tahoe on Monday, February 17. The incident occurred in the Powderhouse Peak area, a popular backcountry zone about 16 miles south of Lake Tahoe. On Monday, after 4 p.m., the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office (EDSO) received reports of an overdue skier. The skier’s vehicle was found in a parking […] Avalanche AvyBrains | February 18, 2025 2 Comments
[PHOTOS] Palisades Tahoe, CA, Report: Steep Skiing and Amazing Vistas Report from Sunday, February 9, 2025 Of all the furry creatures that call Lake Tahoe home, the booming population of black bears are probably the most famous. More seldom seen is the badger, though sightings occur almost every year. This past weekend, a large group of Badger Chemists were spotted at Palisades Tahoe. Not surprisingly, Badger Chemists are found in […] Conditions Report Zach Armstrong | February 11, 2025 0 Comments
Lake Tahoe Communities Encourage “Anything But One Person Per Car” This Winter with Parking Reservations and Free-to-Ride Shuttles Regional officials point to recent traffic mitigation wins while also recognizing the continued need for residents and visitors to use shared transportation options Traffic congestion in mountain towns is certainly nothing new—especially on weekends and holidays during the winter—but new data suggests use of free-to-the-rider shared transportation options in the Lake Tahoe region is increasing. “Simply put, if you’re in […] Industry News Press Release | February 11, 2025 0 Comments
Latest Precipitation Due to Atmospheric River Adds 12 Billion Gallons of Water to Lake Tahoe Lake Tahoe’s water level has increased by over a quarter of a foot since last week, requiring an astonishing 12 billion gallons of water to achieve this increase. The recent atmospheric river event significantly boosted the lake’s water supply, according to a social post from The Tahoe Fund. As of Thursday, February 6, 2025, Lake Tahoe’s water level is 6,227.10 feet […] SnowBrains | February 7, 2025 0 Comments
Lake Tahoe Winter Reggae Festival 2025: A Weekend of Snow and Rhythms The 2025 Lake Tahoe Winter Reggae Festival, presented by Good Vibez Presents, is set to bring an unforgettable weekend of music, culture, and community to the Tahoe Blue Event Center. Scheduled for February 15 and 16, this two-day event features a carefully curated lineup of reggae legends, contemporary stars, and rising talent. With the stunning Sierra Nevada as the backdrop, […] Jack Bynum | February 3, 2025 0 Comments
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