The Best Ski Resorts in Nevada
Escape to the desert to test your skills on the powder and expert runs, Nevada’s ski resorts are ready to surprise you.
Escape to the desert to test your skills on the powder and expert runs, Nevada’s ski resorts are ready to surprise you.
Set in the tranquil countryside around Lake Tahoe, Diamond Peak Ski Resort is the perfect destination for beginners. Regarded as ‘the friendliest mountain’ in the region, it is a real favorite among families and ideal for learning the basics.
Las Vegas was never going to be left out of Nevada’s ski scene. Just an hour’s drive from the glitz and glamour of Sin City is the popular resort of Lee Canyon. Glide down the diverse runs of Mount Charleston before enjoying a hearty meal at Bighorn Grill as this ski retreat provides the perfect tonic to the bustling Vegas life.
Where Las Vegas has Lee Canyon, Reno has Mount Rose – the “Biggest Little Ski Mountain”. Originally two separate resorts, the runs from both the Rose and Slide sides have since merged to offer beginner and blue trails as well as advanced runs all set against a backdrop of Nevada’s Truckee Meadows.
A name to match its surroundings, Heavenly Mountain Resort boasts the slopes and views for a magnificent ski resort. Head to the top of Ridge Run and take in the stunning panoramic views of Lake Tahoe and the arid desert as you elegantly descend this unforgettable course.
💳 Highest rates | in July |
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😎 Least busy month | November |
🛏️ Popular home types | House rental and Apartment rental |
🌡️ Hottest months | July and August |
❄️ Coldest months | January and December |
🌧️ Rainiest months | 9 rainy days in December and March |
It's coldest in January and December which should provide enough snow for a skiing in Nevada.
There is a lot of Apartment rental and House rental that are perfect for Skiing in Nevada.
The average rate for a vacation home in Nevada is usually around $312 and $498 per night.
House rental in Nevada usually fits 8 guests.