Snow trips · LAKE TAHOE SKI TRIPS
The 4 best lake tahoe ski trips you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are out and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
You’ll spend about two hours snowshoeing or snow-spike hiking near South Lake Tahoe with guides such as Chris, Kris, Michelle, Ryan, or Taylor. Routes suit your group’s pace and may include lake overlooks, Tahoe history, geology, family-friendly snow play, and photo stops.
“Michelle was awesome! We loved the views and she had great customer service! We would definitely do it again!”
Walk a secluded Tahoe National Forest trail with a guide, snowshoes, and poles provided. You’ll climb about 800 feet to Pauly’s Point for views of Alpine Meadows, Olympic Valley, Palisades Tahoe, and the Sierra Crest, then return by a loop trail.
“We had an amazing time with a great tour guide. We did the 3 hour hike all the way to the top of the mountain. About 900 feet up”
Meet at Paige Meadows Parking in Tahoe City at 7:00 pm for a guided two-hour loop through snowy forest and open meadows. Snowshoes and poles are supplied. Your guide points out constellations with a laser, and groups are limited to 10 people.
“The starlight snowshoe tour was really enjoyable. Our first time out on snowshoes, and the guides were friendly and patient and did a great job leading the outing.”
Join Snowshoe Tahoe for a two-hour beginner outing from Tahoe City into Tahoe National Forest. Guides such as Seth, Paul, and Pauly introduce snowshoeing at an easy pace, with views toward Alpine Meadows and Palisades Tahoe. Rusty the dog may join, too.
“Paul and his crew were great! He was very patient for beginners and he made sure we had the best experience explaining details of the natural life and the area in general. The views were unique!!! I highly recommend this experience. (BTW, I did it twice this winter)”
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