What’s New at Sierra-at-Tahoe for the 2024-25 Season

TWIN BRIDGES, Calif., Nov. 13, 2024 – Sierra-at-Tahoe announces new improvements for the 2024-25 season, including enhanced snowmaking, lift upgrades, and expanded access through Ikon Pass. The resort targets a November 29 opening, weather permitting.

“We’re gearing up for a great winter,” said John Rice, Sierra-at-Tahoe general manager, noting record attendance at their recent Keep Sierra Clean Day where 800 guests helped plant 1,000 seedling trees.

Mountain Improvements

Improvements include newly paved access road and parking lots, replacement of haul ropes on Nob Hill and Easy Rider Express chairlifts, and two new Techno Alpin snowmaking fan guns for enhanced snow coverage.

Food + Beverage

New partnership with Urban Roots Brewing & Smokehouse brings craft beer and signature dishes to 360 Smokehouse BBQ. Baja Grill offers modern tacos, while The Aspen features family pizza deals.

Mountain Features

New wooden figurines across the mountain highlight resort history, featuring the Pony Express, Snowshoe Thompson, local pine trees, Olympic athletes, and avalanche dogs, each with QR-accessible information.

Events + Partnerships

Sierra joins Ikon Pass for 2024/25, offering up to seven days of access. The resort will host the California Nevada Interscholastic Ski and Snowboard Federation Championships in March 2025, plus returning events including Subaru Winterfest and Vans Methodology.

Season Deals

Discounted tickets available at Sports Basement, Costco, and REI. New Subaru purchases include two complimentary season passes (some blackout dates apply). Visit sierraattahoe.com for passes and information.

About Sierra-at-Tahoe

Sierra-at-Tahoe features 48 trails across 2,000 acres, offering dedicated learning terrain, 9 terrain parks, South Shore’s only halfpipe, and expert terrain in Huckleberry Canyon.

Press Contact
Shelby Dunlap, Sierra-at-Tahoe
530-543-3138
sdunlap@sierraattahoe.com