Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America, is a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. It is also a popular location for second homes, investment properties, and vacation rentals. The Lake Tahoe real estate market has been in flux in recent years due to a variety of factors, including low inventory, high demand, and shifting demographics. In this article, Continue Reading
Lake Tahoe Ski Season has Begun!
Despite warm temperatures and sunny skies several of the major resorts in the Tahoe area are slated to open in mid to late November. Early start dates for Tahoe area ski resorts are due in large part to investments in snow-making operations. Mt Rose just added nine new snow-making guns to increase their overall fleet to 54 for the 2019-2020 season allowing them to be the first ski resort in the Continue Reading
2019-2020 Ski Season Updates at Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows
Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows and Alterra Mountain Company are pouring over $17 million of capital investment in the resort for the 2019-20 ski season focused on guest access to amenities and terrain for all ability levels. Squaw Valley will see improvements in the High Camp beginner area with a new rope tow will create convenient access to High Camp as well as a new “magic carpet” surface Continue Reading
Olympic Valley Micro Transit Approved By Placer County
A locally spearheaded move to reduce traffic and parking congestion in both Olympic Valley and Alpine Meadows has been approved by Placer County. The plan is for on demand shuttle service that will pick up and drop of customers in areas that are close to the regular Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit (TART) routes that feed both Alpine Meadows and Squaw Valley resorts. Customers will Continue Reading
Squaw/Alpine Gondola Draft EIR Released
Placer County and the U. S. Forest Service released the Draft Environmental Impact Statement/Report (DEIS/R) on April 27, for the proposed Squaw/Alpine Base to Base Gondola. The DEIS/R considers four different alternatives. All four routes would cross the Sierra Crest, the popular Five Lakes Trail and either encroach on or be very close to the Granite Chief Wilderness area. The Continue Reading
Andy Wirth President & CEO of Squaw Alpine Retires
Andy Wirth recently announced he is retiring to spend more time with his family and focus on active support of wounded warriors and environmental causes. His retirement surprised not only the local community but the ski industry. Many are wondering is this a result of the formation of Alterra Mountain Company, the creators of the new IKON Pass. Often the combining of Continue Reading
Squaw/Alpine Voted Best Ski Resort by 10best.com readers
Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows Voted Best Ski Resort by USA Today 10best.com readers! In their short and to the point video they say with 170 + trails, 3600 acres of terrain and 16 bowls Squaw Alpine is popular with extreme skiers and riders but is perfect for beginners and intermediates. Click here to see Why Squaw Alpine Continue Reading
Aspen Skiing/KSL Partnership Buys Deer Valley – Is The Shopping Going To Continue?
Deer Valley, UT | Photo: Skyguy414 | Cover Photo: Deer Valley In August of this year the Aspen Skiing/KSL - yet to be named - partnership announced that they have bought the Deer Valley Resort in Utah. Deer Valley is a very high end luxury resort that caters to an upscale and loyal clientele. This is one more step in their challenge to compete with Vail Resorts Epic Pass Continue Reading
The Acquisition of Intrawest Resorts buy KSL Capital Partners and Aspen Skiing Co. Has Been Completed
An alliance between Aspen Skiing Co. and KSL Capital Partners (the owners of Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows) announced last week that their acquisition of Intrawest Resort Holdings has been completed. On April 10th of this year the Denver Post first broke the news of this alliance and this acqusition. Two days later they broke another story that the same alliance is buying Mammoth Mountain in Continue Reading
KSL Capital Partners – Aspen Skiing Co. Alliance Buying Mammoth & Intrawest To Compete With Vail
On April 10th the Denver Post broke the story that an alliance between Aspen Skiing Co. and KSL Capital Partners (the owners of Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows) is buying Intrawest. Two days later they broke another story that the same alliance is buying Mammoth Mountain in Southern California. In an obvious attempt to compete with Vail's Epic Pass these two Continue Reading
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