Squaw Valley Piste Information

Piste Information 

This former Olympic venue on the north shore of Lake Tahoe remains a world-class ski resort, with a vast and diverse ski area. The birthplace of extreme skiing, Squaw Valley is home to some of the steepest terrain in North America, yet manages to offer exceptional skiing and snowboarding for all levels, including beginners.

 

Ski Area 

Total terrain - 4,000 acres

Number of runs - 100

Longest run - 5km
Piste map - View Squaw Valley pise map

 

Resort altitude - 1,962m

Highest lift - 3,012m

 

Suitability 

Beginners - Very Good - 25% of total runs

Intermediates - Excellent - 45% of total runs

Advanced - Excellent - 30% of total runs

Snowboarding - Very Good - 3 terrain parks

 

Total lifts - 34

Gondolas/cable-cars - 3

Chairlifts - 26

Drag lifts - 5

Uphill capacity - 49,000 skiers per hour

 

Lift Pass 

Adult 6-day pass - $340

Youth 6-day pass (13-18) - $283

Child 6-day pass (under 12's) - $60

Seniors (65-75) - $249

 

Includes free night skiing 

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