Get up-to-the-minute lift and condition information right at your fingertips when you download the Squaw App. Locate your friends on the hill and see how much vert you skied during the day!
The master of all Tahoeresorts. It's pricey (unless you've got a pass) but this mountain really rocks. Amazing views, long runs and long lines, but worth the wait. Be sure to hit up Granite Chief!
Some of the most interesting terrain in Tahoe plus good restaurants and bars for apres ski. Expensive but I usually buy discountedlift tickets at REI or SportsBasement.
Experience both resorts in one day! Catch the Squaw/Alpine Express to get dropped off right at the base of the lifts. Shuttle runs continuously from 8:30am-4:45pm daily.
Mid-week skiing at Squaw is priceless! You have an entire mountain to yourself and what a big mountain it is. So many different aspects, lifts, trails and more. We love it!
"So many skifilms have showcased Eagles Nest, The Fingers and the Palisades, giving Squaw the name Squallywood. But my personal fav? Silverado and Poulson's Gully." - Travis Ganong, US Ski Team
Contrary to popular belief it is possible to barge the line at KT-22 on a powder day. Just bring a huge set of cajones and be prepared to throw elbows.
Dawn Patrol is a must do. Best day ever was 3/6/11. 21" of fresh powder, blasting face shots down Granite Chief 30 minutes before the first lift even goes up, and huge breakfast atop the mountain.
Here's where you can enjoy the Wanderlust Festival from July 18-21, 2013! Ultimate yoga + live music + nature adventure! Get your tix online and get ready to "find your true north!" Read more
Go ski McConkey's (Formerly known as Eagle's Nest) of the top of KT-22 then head down to Le Chamois outdoor deckbar or the upstairs loft bar. Reward yourself with a Miller High Life.
"If you want cliffs, if you want air, if you want an audience, hit up the Granite Chief because this is where the best cliff bands at Squaw are" - Julia Mancuso, Olympian, US Ski Team
Not ready to commit to a full day lesson? Get a taste of how expert instruction can make your experience on the mountain better with Free Tuesday tips. Meet at the Funitel at 11am.
Squaw Valley will be investing $15 million in base area and on-mountain improvements for the 2011-12 winter season to improve the guests overall experience. We welcome you to Squaw's Renaissance! Read more
Want to enhance your skiing on the mountain? Join in on the Vintage Squawclinics, for skiers over the age of 55. Benefit from expert instruction and get to know the mountain.
Home to the 1960 Winter Olympics, Squaw has a heck of a history. Check out Bailey's Beach for beginners, Shirley Lake for intermediate or the 72 Chute if you're skilled.
Famous for being home to the 1960 Winter Olympic games, Squaw Valley boasts 4,000 acres of skiable area and a vertical drop of 2,850 feet. Located on the scenicLakeTahoe.
Bluesdays at Squaw feature FREE live music at High Camp & in The Village, also discountedCable Car tickets every Tuesday of July & August. For the entire summer line up check out http://bit.ly/n4BoZV
The ONLY 22' Pipe in LakeTahoe will be open April 30th for the general public to enjoy. Make sure to check it out at Mainline, conditions are incredible! Stay in the Village starting at $105 pp/pn Read more
Snowboard fans, Did you know that Lindsey Jacobellis won another Snowboard Cross World Championship this year? Check out the best snowboard coverage on UniversalSports. Read more
Bode Miller is only the 5th man to win World Cup races in all five disciplines: slalom, giant slalom, Super-G, downhill, combined. Check out UniversalSports for exclusive World Cupski coverage Read more
Join Squaw Valley USA in celebrating the Ultimate Independence Day Weekend. Ski/ride 6 lifts, live music from Big Head Todd, Fireworks & the annual Cushing Crossing. Come out and make some July turns! Read more