Situated near Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Nevada makes for a prime skiing location among absolutely bucolic surroundings. From Diamond Peak to Lee Canyon, Nevadans have a wealth of skiing riches in and around the state. Check out these seven best family-friendly skiing destinations!
Diamond Peak in Incline Village, Nevada, offers “a Lake Tahoe ski and snowboard experience like no other,” according to their website. They have a slope intended only for children to learn on, which is great for families.
Mt. Rose in Washoe County, Nevada, is part of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest and is just 25 minutes outside of Reno. They have all kinds of special deals, including Ladies Day Thursdays and Two ‘Fer Tuesdays. Kids and adults can learn to ski, too!
Lee Canyon Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada, offers snow tubing, snowshoeing, a snow play area, skiing, and more. Plan for either a single-day experience or consider getting season passes to come back again and again.
The Resort on Mount Charleston caters to Las Vegas visitors as well as residents of nearby towns, as it’s only 30 minutes from the Strip. The hotel is rustic, creating a perfect backdrop for their many ski and snow options.
Sky Tavern is one of Reno, Nevada’s go-to ski resorts. It’s located just 30 minutes outside of Reno and has been providing families with an ideal location to ski and snowboard since 1948.
From your spot atop the Sierra Nevada mountains, the world may very well look like a winter wonderland. Stay at the resort and take advantage of their incredible slopes. Bring the entire family.
For a day of fun among the beautiful backdrop of Elko, head to the Elko Snobowl. This non-profit community ski hill is operated by volunteers situated on land owned by Elko County. Peak elevation is at 7,000 feet above sea level. There is a rope tow available for those beginner skiers in your family.
