Alpine Meadows Discount Lift Tickets and Ski Deals

Last Updated: 9/2/2010 5:05 PM
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Top Elevation
8,637 ft
Vertical Drop
1,802 ft
Base Elevation
6,835 ft
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There is an energy at Alpine Meadows; a heartbeat. This mountain mesmerizes us with perfect powder ... READ MORE
Location:
2600 Alpine Meadows Road
Tahoe City, CA 96145
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Skiable Terrain: 2400 acres
Trails: 0 of 100 trails are open
Lifts: 0 of 100 lifts are open
Base depth: None
Last Snowed On December 31 adding inches to the base

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will - Advanced Skier Sep 29 2009 - 11:57 AM
Best pure mountain experience in tahoe. Lacks Squaw in terms of sushi and crowds, but way ahead on untracked lines, gorgeous vistas, and some semblance of solitude...
Evan - Advanced Skier Sep 22 2009 - 07:52 PM
Alpine is my surrogate home mountain now that I live on the West Coast. While Squaw is more well known, Alpine tends to hold snow a bit better if you are willing to hike. Hike far out on high traverse and you are often rewarded with remnants of powder when there is none to be found elsewhere. Then rest the legs at Ice Bar...
Matt - Advanced Skier Dec 16 2008 - 01:49 PM
Summit Six, the six person lift that goes top to bottom, let's you get a lot of runs in. Great bang for your buck!
Evan - Advanced Skier Oct 24 2008 - 12:15 PM
If you are willing to do some hiking, Alpine Meadows is an awesome place to get fresh snow when Squaw has been skied off. While many people head to High Traverse, I personally think that Beaver and Estelle have better pitch, hold more snow, and are a longer sustained run to the base...