Top 11 U.S. Destinations to Hit the Slopes This Holiday
| December 17, 2018
7. Lake Tahoe
There are six different ski resorts surrounding the deep blue waters of Lake Tahoe, which spans the border of Nevada and California. There are four resorts on the California side, and two on the Nevada side. Regardless of where you stay, you’ll have plenty of snow, and gorgeous, unspoiled views overlooking the lake. Lake Tahoe is known for its great ski slopes, but also the huge variety of activities that you can take part in after dark. Many of the resorts are also casinos, and there are great entertainment and dining options, including several restaurants at the top of the mountain.
Lift tickets start around $640 for six days.
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