Heavenly - North Bowl

North Bowl is a ski trail of varying difficulties located at Heavenly Mountain Resort. The trail runs from the summit of the North Bowl Express chairlift down to the bottom of the lift. The run begins to the skier's left of the top of the chairlift. The upper half of the trail is rated as intermediate and features a short drop before reaching the bottom of the Olympic Express chairlift. The trail stayed to the left of the bottom of the chairlift, with its rating changing to advanced as the trail enters into a steep and sustained drop before reaching the bottom of the North Bowl Express.

Heavenly Mountain Resort is a ski area located in South Lake Tahoe, California, and Stateline, Nevada. The resort is located in both El Dorado County, California, and Douglas County, Nevada, on the south edge of Lake Tahoe, making it one of only three ski resorts in the United States to be located in two different states. The resort is located about an hour's drive south of Reno, a 40-minute drive southwest of Carson City, a 2-hour drive east of Sacramento, a 3-hour drive northeast of San Fransico/Oakland, and a 3-hour 45-minute drive northeast of San Jose. Heavenly is known for its large variety of intermediate and advanced terrain with some of the best views of nearby Lake Tahoe and is a popular destination for skiers from Northern California due to its close proximity to major metro areas such as the San Fransico Bay Area and Sacramento. The resort is owned by Vail Resorts and is therefore a destination on the company's Epic Pass.

Vertical: 1,279 ft
Length: 1.02 mi

Filmed on March 7, 2023
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