Kirkwood Mountain Resort to open 100% of its terrain on Friday
Courtesy / Kirkwood Mountain Resort |
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — The drops, hair-raising cornices and cliffs, groomed trails and beginner terrain — it all will be open this Friday at Kirkwood Mountain Resort.
Although some resorts are close, Kirkwood will be the first at Lake Tahoe to have 100% of its terrain available for skiers and riders.
Kirkwood has had everything open on the front side of the resort, and on Friday will add back-side terrain and the popular Devil’s Corral area.
Kirkwood has received more than 10-feet of snow this season, including more than 6-feet of snow to start the month of December, and leads the way for snowfall at California resorts with a total of 125-inches for the season, according to a press release.
On Saturday, the resort will host the seventh annual #KirkwoodDeep Rider’s Awards.
The free event begins at 4 p.m. and brings together skiers and riders for a night of ski films, friendly competition and community connections.
For more information, visit Kirkwood.com.
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