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Updated: Sunday, Jan. 22, 2011 - 11 a.m.
BOREAL EXPANDS OPEN TERRAIN
DONNER SUMMIT, Calif. (Jan
22, 2012) - The recent snow storm system which crossed Donner Summit
brought 20” -26” of fresh snowfall. A second storm on the heels of the
first is forecasted to drop an additional 17” – 24” of snow Sunday into
Monday. The new snowfall will allow Boreal to expand skiable terrain and
potentially open new lifts.
Boreal Mountain Resort has been open for almost three months
allowing skiers and riders to access top-to-bottom runs, terrain parks and
night operations. The fresh snow has added to the existing 19” - 27” base
and helps subsidize the work Boreal’s snowmaking crew has done nightly.
Ski run boundaries are being pushed further out daily, allowing skiers and
riders more access to the mountain. Lift operation crews are currently
working to prepare the 49er and Cedar Ridge chairlifts for operation in
the following weeks.
Boreal is currently open seven days/week from 9am – 9pm, with
three lifts and two terrain parks plus a triple jump line. Snow tubing at
Boreal’s Playland Tubing Park is also available daily, plus open for night
tubing on Friday and Saturday nights until 8pm.
SQUAW, ALPINE LAUNCH $69 LEARN TO SKI
OLYMPIC VALLEY / TAHOE
CITY, Calif. (Jan 10, 2012) - Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows announced a
new daily $69 learn to ski and ride package in honor of National Learn to
Ski and Ride Month. Starting this January 11, beginner skiers and riders
(ages 13+) can get a lift ticket, rental package and full day lesson for
just $69 (normally $159, or $149 if purchased in advance). The $69 learn
to ski and ride package is available daily through January 31, 2012 and
can be purchased in the Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows rental shops.
The sunny blue skies and immaculate grooming make for ideal
conditions for first time skiers and riders – making this January the
perfect time to try a new sport at an incredible price.
In addition to the daily $69 learn to ski and ride package
this month, Squaw and Alpine Meadows are offering a special $39 learn to
ski and ride package on Sunday, January 29, including a half-day lesson
(10 a.m.- 1 p.m.), beginner lift ticket and equipment rentals.
“Whether you’re a first-time skier or rider or simply looking
to advance your skills, this is a great time to get out on the hill,” said
Dee Byrne, director of snow sports. “Our experienced instructors will
provide the foundation you need to develop proper technique and will have
you falling in love with the sport.”
For those that find they are hooked after just one lesson,
there is the option to upgrade for $130 to Squaw Valley and Alpine
Meadows’ learn to ski/ride three-day progression package. The Progression
Package includes three days of lessons, lift tickets, rental equipment,
and a learn-to-turn guarantee for ages 13+. Lessons can be taken
consecutively or spread throughout the season. This package is offered
daily throughout the season for just $289.
HEAVENLY SURPASSES 100,000 FACEBOOK FANS
SO. LAKE TAHOE, Calif. (Jan
10, 2012) - Heavenly Mountain Resort is realizing just how nice it is to
be liked, especially by more than 100,000 people.
With more than 100,000 ‘likes’ on Facebook, Heavenly Mountain
Resort now has the second-largest fan base among any ski resort in the
world. Heavenly reached the 100,000-mark on December 30 at 9:58 a.m.
“With social media being such an integral part in
communication these days, we are very excited and proud of this
milestone,” said Pete Sonntag, Heavenly’s general manager. “We think this
speaks a lot to how our guests feel when they visit Heavenly and the
positive experiences they take away from their time on the mountain.”
Using Facebook, Heavenly has engaged fans through various
contests, prize giveaways and photo, video, and blog postings. Heavenly
has also taken advantage of Twitter, using @skiheavenly to update
followers on current mountain conditions, lift statuses, and recent
photos.
In December, Heavenly used Facebook to launch the next
Heavenly Angel search, an online campaign that allows contestants to
submit entries and photos virtually. The field will be narrowed down to 10
with the top four being determined by Facebook voters. The top four will
win a trip to Heavenly Mountain Resort and a professional photoshoot.
The next Heavenly Angel will be determined by the most number
of Facebook votes and will be featured in a 2012/13 Heavenly advertisement
and as Freeskier Magazine’s Gear Girl in the 2012 Buyer’s Guide.
The deadline to apply is January 15. To apply or vote, visit
www.facebook.com/skiheavenly.
LASER BIATHLON TRAINING AT TAHOE XC
TAHOE CITY, Calif. (Jan 10,
2012) - Tahoe Cross Country Ski Area and Tahoe Peak Endurance will be
hosting a Laser Biathlon "do-it-yourself" Mt. Biking and/or running course
this Saturday January 14th at Tahoe XC Ski Area from 10:30am-2:30pm. Six
biathlon stations, a penalty lap and a main lap will be set up between
these hours to give you the opportunity to try your hand at biathlon.
Bring your bike and/or running shoes to test your endurance and accuracy
at this fun and safe outdoor event.
Some biathlon facts:
* It is the most popular winter sport watched on European TV
* Skiers average about 4 minutes per mile when racing
* Heart rates on the ski course reach 180 beats per minute
* Missing the correct wax and improper ski base preparation will cost a
racer more time lost than missing a target
* The best nations in biathlon are Germany, Norway and Russia
* The rifle weighs about 8 pounds but feels much heavier when one skis
uphill
Volunteers needed. Contact us at (530) 583-5475 or
ski@tahoexc.org.
LEARN TO SKI/BOARD MONTH AT DIAMOND PEAK
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. (Jan
3, 2012) - Diamond Peak Ski Resort is joining the national effort of the
snow sport industry to promote “Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month.” Ski
Resorts are offering special programs during January 2012 for children and
adults who want to learn to ski or snowboard or improve their skills. The
goal is to get families and friends outside for winter activities and
exercise.
January 9th through the 13th Diamond Peak will be offering
their beginner package for just $29 (normally $75). The package includes a
1 hour 45 minute group lesson, ski or snowboard equipment rental and
beginner lift ticket. Learn to Ski and Ride Week is available for ages 7
and up; lesson times are at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm, daily. We recommend
arriving one hour before the lesson.
Hall of Fame skier, Wayne Wong, will be hosting a ski camp at
Diamond Peak on January 7th and 8th. The camp called, “Learn Right from
Wong” will focus on a ski technique known as drifting. This technique is
useful in controlling speed and maintaining the ski’s relation to the fall
line. This camp is designed for skiers looking to take their skills to the
next level.
Diamond Peak is dedicated to helping people develop lifelong
skills for skiing and snowboarding, and is known for its award winning ski
and snowboard schools.
15 FOR ALL AT BOREAL RESORT JAN. 6
DONNER SUMMIT, Calif. (Jan
3, 2012) - Boreal is once again offering the wildly popular promotion $15
for All on Friday, January 6, 2012. Skiers and riders looking to save
money can take advantage of the promotion which offers a full-day (9am –
9pm) lift ticket with no strings attached. Simply arrive at Boreal with
$15 in hand, and prepare to have fun while saving up to $34 per lift
ticket. $15 for All is valid for all ages including day and night tickets.
Boreal has been open for over two months this season. While
the newscasters keep talking about no snow in the Sierra’s, you would
never guess by looking at Boreal’s snow covered mountain. Boreal is open
top-to-bottom with 2 terrain parks, great groomed runs and extensive
beginner terrain. Cold temperatures have allowed Boreal snowmaking crew to
continuously lay down fresh snow, converting a record 34 million gallons
of water into snow for you to enjoy.
Boreal is open 7 days/week from 9am – 9pm. Snow tubing at
Boreal’s Playland Tubing Park is also available daily and open for Night
Tubing on Friday and Saturday nights until 8pm.
LEGENDARY SKIER HOLDS CLINIC AT DP
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. (Dec.
2910, 2011) - Diamond Peak Ski Resort on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe is
the home mountain for a January 7-8, 2012 ski camp hosted by legendary
skier Wayne Wong. The camp begins with an evening “meet and greet” at
Village Ski Loft in Incline Village on January 6 and then continues with
two full days of on snow instruction at Diamond Peak.
The camp called, “Learn Right from Wong” will focus on a ski
technique known as drifting. Drifting is a skill where the skis are
allowed to drift into a turn then put on edge later in the turn radius.
This technique is useful in controlling speed and maintaining the ski’s
relation to the fall line. Camp is $575 per person and includes breakfast
and lunch both days at Diamond Peak, dinner on Saturday evening, lift
tickets, video analysis, Anton demo skis, a free camp souvenir and two
fun-filled days of instruction from one of the most renowned skiers in the
world.
Wayne Wong is among the earliest pioneers in Freestyle
Skiing, he honed his skills at a young age and at just 22 years old he
earned the Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance (CSIA) highest certification
level. His electrifying and innovative style of skiing at the inaugural
National Championships of Exhibition Skiing in 1971 launched him into 3rd
place finish. The following year Wayne Wong went on to win every “Stunt
and Ballet” competition he entered. With these impressive results, he
captured the first ever Freestyle Skier of the Year award. In 1975 he was
chosen as a member of the CSIA’s Interski Team, where he presented
freestyle skiing to the International Skiing Congress. His unique style
that includes an ever present smile and signature moves, including the
legendary “wong-banger” made Wayne Wong’s name synonymous with Freestyle
skiing, as a result, he was named as one of the “48 Greatest Skiers Of Our
Time,” in Powder Magazine’s 35th anniversary issue and has been named to
the Canadian Ski Hall of Fame. Wayne Wong continues to make skiing his
life and passion and at present is instrumental in research and
development of the Anton ski system that is revolutionizing ski
technology.
“Learn Right from Wong” has limited space available and
advance reservations are required. For more information visit
www.diamondpeak.com. To see the
new Anton ski technology visit
www.antonskis.com.
SODA SPRINGS SET TO OPEN DEC. 16
NORDEN, Calif. (Dec. 10,
2011) - The announcement everyone has been waiting for is here! Soda
Springs will open for the 2011/2012 winter on December 16, 2011. Soda
Springs will be open daily through the Christmas Holiday.
Thanks to several hours of hard work and nights spent in the
cold making snow, Soda will be able to open with limited Tubing in Tube
Town, plus some limited activities in Planet Kids. No skiing and riding
will be available during the opening weekend, however our sister resort
Boreal Mountain is open if you are interested in making some turns.
Opening weekend will be lots of fun at Soda, so grab the kids, pack-up the
minivan and make your way up the mountain.
Please check
www.SkiSodaSprings.com for more information including pricing, hours
and updates. Or you can also join Soda on our Facebook Page at
Facebook.com/SodaSprings11.
We will continue making snow as conditions permit to get more
of the mountain open for your holiday ski/board/tubing vacation.
HEAVENLY ANNOUNCES HOLIDAY EVENTS
SO. LAKE TAHOE, Calif.
(Dec. 9, 2011) - For 13 days, Heavenly Village will be teeming with the
sights, sounds and smells of the holidays as Heavenly Holidays 2011 from
December 19-31 treats guests to a variety of festive events from ice
skating and sculpting to a uniquely Heavenly countdown to the New Year.
“The holidays are a special time, as family and friends
gather to celebrate and partake in traditions that are meaningful to
them,” said Pete Sonntag, vice president and general manager of Heavenly.
“With a great lineup of events and the best skiing and snowboarding Lake
Tahoe has to offer, we hope that Heavenly Holidays will become an integral
part of families’ traditions.”
Backed by the West Coast’s largest snowmaking system and the
world’s largest fleet of Prinoth Bison X and Beast grooming machines,
holiday revelers can expect the finest snow surface conditions on the most
open terrain at Lake Tahoe. In addition to its clear advantage in terms of
skiing and snowboarding terrain, Heavenly has also put together a holiday
program that will keep families coming back year after year.
Ripperoo Parades – December 17-March 24
Each Saturday, starting December 17, Ripperoo, Heavenly’s
loveable mascot, will give children the chance to star in their own
parade, as they play music, sing songs, and march through Heavenly
Village. The Ripperoo Parade will begin at 4:30 p.m. at the base of the
Gondola and will end with hot chocolate and photos with Ripperoo.
Santa’s Workshop Snow Globe – December 19-25
The holiday merriment will kick off on December 19 with
Santa’s Workshop Snow Globe, a 16-foot interactive snow globe where
children can have their photos taken on Santa’s lap as they to tell him
their wish list. The family-style atmosphere will be complete with an
on-site disc jockey playing holiday music. On Christmas Eve, special
musical guest the Dickens Boys will provide live holiday music using
string and wind instruments.
The Dickens Boys will return to the Snow Globe on Christmas
Day, as families will have the opportunity to take family holiday
portraits at the venue. The Snow Globe will be open December 19-25 from
12:00-5:00 p.m.
Heavenly Holidays Concert Series – December 26-29
The jovial mood continues the week between Christmas and New
Year’s, as the Heavenly Holidays Concert Series is set to showcase a
different band daily from 2:00-4:30 p.m. The series features: Jelly Bread
(Dec. 26), Lavish Green (Dec. 27), The Trey Stone Band (Dec. 28) and
Tragically White (Dec. 29). Each band will perform live on-stage under the
Heavenly Gondola adjacent to Bellamy Court.
Ice Skating Show – December 29-30
Taking to the ice on December 29 and 30, professional ice
skaters will perform a 20-minute Ice Spectacular Ice Skating Show at the
Heavenly Village Ice Rink at 7:00 p.m. and will showcase the talents of
Jeb K. Rand and his wife and skating partner, Jennifer.
Ice Sculpting Exhibition – December 30
On Dec. 30, an Ice Sculpting Exhibition will take place from
3:00-3:30 p.m. with lit ice sculptors being displayed throughout Heavenly
Village. At 6:30 p.m., the excitement will continue as “Fear No Ice”
performs a thrilling ice sculpting show adjacent to the Village ice rink.
A Heavenly New Year – December 31
All the holiday events will cumulate on December 31 with a
Heavenly New Year Celebration that includes interactive games and
experiences such as snowboard simulators, one-of-a-kind photo experiences,
and face and body painting from 6:00-9:00 p.m. Loaded with music, lights,
pyrotechnic effects and crowd interaction, the “Fear No Ice – Rock N Roll
Show” from 6:00-6:30 p.m. will be an exciting show unlike any ordinary ice
sculpting exhibition. “Band X” will perform an exciting New Year’s Eve
concert from 6:30-8:55 p.m. that will be an inspiring countdown to the
Gondola Ball Drop. A beacon in the dark sky, a brightly-lit Heavenly
Gondola car will descend from the top of the mountain until a
stopping-point above the Village crowd at 9:00 p.m., coinciding with
midnight on the East Coast. The dropping of the ball will signal the
beginning of a dramatic New Year’s fireworks show from the Gondola parking
garage.
FOREST SERVICE SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
FOR 2012 SKI WITH A RANGER PROGRAM
SO. LAKE TAHOE, Calif.
(Dec. 9, 2011) - The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
is looking for ski and snowboard volunteers to lead guided interpretive
tours at Heavenly Mountain Ski Resort one day a week from January through
April 2012.
These interpretive tours are intended to educate resort
visitors about the natural and cultural history of the Lake Tahoe Basin,
highlighting topics such as water quality, watershed restoration, habitat
improvement, fire and fuels management and responsible recreation.
This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals who have a
strong desire to work outdoors with the public. The ideal volunteer should
be an intermediate skier or snowboarder with good communication skills, an
outgoing personality and the ability to commit to a minimum of four hours
per week from January 13 through April 13, 2012. The Forest Service will
provide training and a day pass for each tour.
Prospective volunteers should submit their resume
electronically to Tom Fuller by email at
tlfuller@fs.fed.us, by Sunday,
December 18, 2012. Interviews will take place beginning the week of
December 19, 2012. For more information, contact Tom Fuller at (530)
543-2678.
FOREST SERVICE SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
FOR 2012 WINTER TREK EXPRESS
SO. LAKE TAHOE, Calif.
(Dec. 9, 2011) - The U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
is looking for volunteers to assist with the Winter Trek Express
environmental education program for fifth-graders, beginning January 9
through March 30, 2012.
This three-hour environmental education program takes place
at 9,000 ft. of elevation at the Heavenly Ski Resort via the Gondola. U.S.
Forest Service rangers lead the class through the wilderness to learn
snowshoe skills and discover winter-adapting animals.
This is a wonderful opportunity for individuals who wish to
gain experience in the environmental education field and have a strong
desire to work outdoors and give back to their community. The ideal
applicant should have experience working with children, good communication
skills, an outgoing friendly personality and the ability to commit to a
minimum of one day a week for 12 weeks. The Forest Service will provide a
uniform, training and snowshoes if needed. Volunteers should provide their
own winterized boots.
Prospective volunteers should submit their resume
electronically to Lindsay Gusses by email at
lgusses@fs.fed.us, by Sunday,
December 18, 2012. Interviews will take place beginning the week of
December 19, 2012. For more information, contact Lindsay Gusses at (530)
543-2672.
ALPINE MEADOWS SET TO OPEN DEC. 10
TAHOE CITY, Calif. (Dec. 7,
2011) - Alpine Meadows is slated to open for skiing and riding on
Saturday, December 10. The Lake Tahoe resort has been actively making snow
over the course of the past few weeks, in addition to several feet of
natural snow that resort received in the last month.
Skiers and riders can kick-off winter on December 10 by
taking their first turns of the season on the slopes accessed by the
Roundhouse Chairlift, scheduled to spin from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. For
beginners, Alpine will also be running the Meadow Chairlift and the Sun
Kids Magic Carpet (for lessons only). Alpine Meadows will also be hosting
the North Lake Tahoe Learn to Ski and Board Weekend on December 10 and 11,
offering beginner lift tickets, rentals and lessons for just $30 for first
time skiers and snowboarders.
Opening day also marks the final two weeks in which skiers
and riders can purchase the Tahoe Super Six. Available for just $399, the
Tahoe Super Six offers six unrestricted days of skiing and riding at
Alpine Meadows and Squaw Valley. With absolutely no blackout dates, the
Tahoe Super Six equates to six days of access to some of North America’s
most coveted terrain for $66 per day. The Tahoe Super Six is available
through December 25, 2011. The Tahoe Super Six is also available at $299
for young adults (ages 13 to 22) and seniors (ages 65 to 75), and at $149
for kids (ages 5 to 12) and super seniors (ages 76+).
Through Squaw's new "Turn in Your Ticket" program, skiers and
riders will be able to turn in their 2011-12 lift tickets on the day of
purchase at Special Tickets in the main lodge, and receive the full amount
off of the purchase of a Tahoe Super Pass – providing season-long access
to both Alpine Meadows and Squaw Valley.
Alpine Meadows will be starting the season off with
early-season discounted lift tickets. Adults can ski all day for $59,
youth and seniors for $49, super seniors and kids 12 and under for $25.
For more information on ticket pricing and the most up-to-date conditions
and operations, please see
www.skialpine.com or call (530) 583-4232.
SQUAW, ALPINE HOST $30 LEARN TO SKI WEEKEND
OLYMPIC VALLEY, Calif.
(Dec. 6, 2011) - This weekend, beginner skiers and riders can take their
first turns on the snow at Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows for just $30
including a beginner lift ticket, rental equipment and lessons during the
12th Annual Learn to Ski and Board Weekend. Slated for Saturday, December
10 and Sunday, December 11, North Lake Tahoe Learn to Ski and Board
Weekend is specifically tailored to beginners (ages 3 and older) who want
to learn a new snow sport.
Learn to Ski and Board Weekend at Squaw and Alpine offers
unique learning stations, meaning skiers and riders can start at one
station to learn a specific skill and progress onto the next station once
they have mastered it. Since everyone learns at a different pace,
beginners can spend as much or as little time at each station as they
choose throughout the day. Lessons will be offered continuously from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m.
In addition to adult lessons at Squaw Valley and Alpine
Meadows, Squaw is offering $30 beginner kids ski and snowboard lift
ticket, lesson, rental packages at Squaw Kids. Kids 13 and under can take
either a morning or an afternoon lesson. Morning lessons registration is
from 8:15 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. with pick up at 12:15 p.m., and afternoon
lesson registration is prior to 1 p.m. with pick up at 3:45 p.m.
Reservations for kids lessons are required, and can be made by calling
Squaw Kids at (530) 452-7225.
Both Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows will be open on December
10 and December 11 for Learn to Ski and Board Weekend. Alpine Meadows will
be running one magic carpet and two chairlifts. Squaw opened on November
23 and Alpine Meadows will celebrate their opening day on December 10.
DIAMOND PEAK OPENS TOP TO BOTTOM DEC. 10
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. (Dec.
5, 2011) - Diamond Peak Ski Resort has announced they will be opening
Saturday, December 10th a week earlier than projected. Due to recent cold
temperatures and the resort’s upgraded snow making system, Diamond Peak
will be opening with top-to-bottom skiing/riding on 1,840 vertical feet.
The resort will operate 3 lifts: Lodgepole, Crystal Express
and Schoolhouse, giving skiers and snowboarder’s access to intermediate
and beginner terrain. More terrain is expected to open by December 15th,
including Lakeview Quad which will add several runs off that side of the
mountain.
“The quality of the skiing and riding will surprise people,
given the lack of natural snow.” states Brad Wilson, Diamond Peak’s
General Manager. “Being able to ski off the top of the mountain with our
incredible lake views, on fresh machine made packed powder, is something
we are very proud to promote.”
Diamond Peak’s all day adult lift ticket is $54 and child
ticket is $20 (7-14 years old) everyday, including holidays. Kids 6 and
under ski for free. The best daily value at the resort is the Mini Pass;
you can ski for as little as $35 a day with a 7 day Mini Pass. This pass
gives you direct to lift access; each time you ski 1 day will be
subtracted from the pass. The days can be used anytime throughout the
2011/2012 season.
Season pass holders from another resort can purchase a lift
ticket for just $25 non-holiday and $35 during the holidays. On opening
weekend Diamond Peak will offer $30 beginner packages (normally $75) in
support of North Shores learn to ski and ride weekend. This package
includes an all day beginner lift ticket, group lesson and all day rental
equipment. If you are new to the sport of skiing and snowboarding, start
the season off right with take a lesson at Diamond Peak.
SQUAW, ALPINE TO STUDY ACCESS GATES
OLYMPIC VALLEY, Calif.
(Dec. 2, 2011) - Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows are announcing a new
pilot study to determine the possibility of creating backcountry access
gates permitting on-snow travel between Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows.
During the 2011-12 winter
operating season Squaw and Alpine Meadows management, ski patrols from
both resorts, and the US Forest Service will begin a pilot study to
investigate the possibility of creating several backcountry access gates
permitting travel between Squaw and Alpine Meadows. If successful, the
pilot study would result in a policy which could permit skiers and riders
with specialized backcountry training and equipment to access the
wilderness land connecting Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows.
“We will be working with closely with our partner, the United
States Forest Service, to conduct the pilot study,” said Andy Wirth, CEO
of both Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows. “With the safety of our guests
and our team members as our primary concern, we will be doing our due
diligence to determine whether or not backcountry access between Squaw and
Alpine Meadows is a possibility.”
Since Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows joined under common
ownership this fall, both resorts can be accessed on one lift ticket or
season pass for the 2011-12 winter season. Shuttles will run constantly
between Squaw and Alpine Meadows this winter, providing convenient and
quick access between the two resorts.
The boundary management policies of Squaw Valley and Alpine
Meadows will remain much the same as they have in previous years. With the
exception of the conditions dependent pilot study, Squaw Valley’s boundary
will remain closed as it has in prior years. The Alpine Meadows Ski Area
boundary will be managed as it has been in the past. The project will
include route selection, potential issues relating to backcountry access
during in-bounds closures, search and rescue issues, and interface with
private land and wilderness areas.
The goal of the pilot study will be to determine whether or
not feasible locations for backcountry access gates exist – and if so,
where the best locations would be in terms of topography and exposure. The
pilot study will be launched when adequate snow conditions have been
reached.
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