Tahoe’s Homewood Mountain Resort to open Saturday
HOMEWOOD, Calif. — Homewood Mountain Resort will be the latest Lake Tahoe ski area to benefit from a recent wave of storms to hit the Sierra Nevada.
The West Shore ski resort is set to open for skiing and riding Saturday, Dec. 20, according to Thursday announcement from the resort.
Homewood will offer limited, intermediate and advanced-level terrain on the upper mountain, as well as beginner slopes at the Children’s Center and North Lodge Magic Carpet surface lifts.
Across Lake Tahoe, Diamond Peak Ski Resort in Incline Village will also open for skiing and riding for the 2014-15 season at 9 a.m. Saturday.
Tahoe Donner Cross Country is set to open this Saturday, according to a Wednesday announcement from the ski area.
The cross-country area expects to open about 20 kilometers of trails, including Night Hawk, Rough Rider, North Fork, Pony Express, Lions leap, Sundance, Firewalker, Hastings, Crazy Horse and the road into and along the south side of the valley (out and back).
An opening date for Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Area, however, has yet to be determined. The resort plans to open as soon as conditions permit.
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