The Lake Tahoe Experience Description:

Come join us for more powder than you can imagine, a majestic landscape, and a nightlife that’ll keep you moving as fast on the scene as you are on the snow. A destination extremely close to our heart, our trip to Tahoe was the first ever OvRride “Out West” excursion.

When you OvRride Tahoe you don’t just get one, but three big west mountains (Heavenly, Northstar & Kirkwood)… hell, if you really want to go an explore well beyond the Big Three. And good luck deciding which one you like best! We choose these mountains for their awe inspiring terrain as well as their diversity. How is it possible that they’re all a part of the same mountain range? This truly is “The Best of the West”.

The Lake Tahoe Experience Includes:

• 6 days in Lake Tahoe, California in the Beautiful Sierra Mountains
• Roundtrip Airfare To and From New York Area Airport (Other airport travel avail upon inquiry)
• 4-Day Lift Tickets Avail at Heavenly, Northstar & Kirkwood Resorts
• Charter Coach Bus – To / From Reno airport
• 5 nights lodging mountainside in South Lake, Hot Tubs Outside, located right in the heart of “Stateline” casinos, restaurants and downtown area
• Some of the best winter weather in the world, breweries, good people and one hell of a good time!!!

The Lake Tahoe Experience Dates:

Three different Mountains, One hell of a good time!
• Wednesday Feb 7th, Arrive in South Lake Tahoe for the Long Weekend
• Thursday Feb 8th, Ski/Ride Heavenly Resort (Right outside our door)
• Friday Feb 9th, Grab a quick ride over to Northlake to Ski/Ride Northstar Resort
(Optional Stop over at Kingvale for Goonfest)
• Saturday Feb 10th, Shoot out to Kirkwood Resort to Ski/Ride the “Rare Earth”
• Sunday Feb 11th, One more day to Ski/Ride Heavenly
(Optional Superbowl Party Downtown, Short walk)
• Monday Feb 12th, Take off for the airport after a full Lake Tahoe Experience

The Lake Tahoe Experience Flight Times:

(All flight times, and transportation are subject to change up until 30 days before there trip)

Transportation includes shuttles out in Lake Tahoe to take you to and from the airport.

NYC–> Reno, Wednesday Feb. 7th

• Depart Newark Airport: 6:20am (Be at airport 4:30am latest) United Flight #UA1678 –> SFO (Approx 3 hour layover in SFO)
• Depart SFO: 1:02pm United Flight #UA6286 –> Reno / Lake Tahoe airport arriving approx. 2:01pm
• Bus Transfer set up for transit from Reno Airport –> Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe –> NYC, Monday Feb. 12th

• Bus Transfer departing Lake Tahoe 10:30am (Don’t be late) –> Reno Airport
• Depart RNO: 2:31pm United Flight #UA6453 –> LAX
• Depart LAX: 4:41pm United Flight #UA220 –> Newark airport arriving approx. 12:43am

Heavenly
Aptly named for its indescribable scenery, Heavenly resort overlooks the sapphire waters of Lake Tahoe and straddles the California-Nevada border. Shredding two states in one day is cool enough, but you’ll also discover the most diverse terrain in Tahoe.

Kirkwood
A long and windy picturesque mountain road takes you to a part of Lake Tahoe that’s known for the lightest, driest and most plentiful snowfall in the region. And with over 600 inches of snowfall annually (that’s 50 feet people, in case you wanted a little help with the math!) Kirkwood boasts “hair-raising cornices, cliffs and the most high-angle grooming” in the Tahoe; you’re sure to get your steep fix here. But with a great variety of beginner and intermediate terrain as well, even beginners will come to love this mountain.

Sierra-at-Tahoe
With 2000 skiable acres and a 2000 foot vertical drop, you might not think of Sierra as a “small” mountain, but the draw is undeniable. This local’s secret gem easily hides Tahoe’s, if not the country’s best glades! And as for freestyle terrain, all of the mountains have a terrain park, but you’ll be hard pressed to find a better one than the park at Sierra.

Squaw
This place is big… I mean 4,000 acres BIG! With wide open trails, cliffs and bowls this mountain is nothing less than sick! Squaw is an experience unlike any other in the US. The best part is you don’t have to be advanced to appreciate the high altitude views; beginner and intermediate areas are sprinkled all over the mountain, including at the peak (don’t worry; you can take the tram back down.) And for those of you looking to test your limits, at Squaw, black diamond is the least difficult terrain you’ll find for advanced shredding.