Palisades Tahoe | Mountain Review | California

What ski resort hosted the 1960 Winter Olympics, has the most intimidating lift-accessed terrain in Tahoe, and still holds the title for the birthplace of extreme skiing in North America? Palisades Tahoe is the answer.
In this resort review, we explore Olympic Valley, the legendary side of Palisades Tahoe. From the iconic KT-22 to the expansive beginner terrain at High Camp, we cover everything you need to know about this 6,400-acre playground.

At 9,050 ft above sea level with 2,850 ft of vertical drop, Palisades Tahoe offers 279 runs across 6,400 acres of terrain. The resort's 41 lifts serve a mix of terrain: 13% Beginner, 33% Intermediate, and 54% Advanced/Expert.
In this video, you'll learn about the best terrain for every skill level, lift ticket prices, accommodation options, on-mountain dining, and essential tips for planning your visit. Whether you're looking to tackle the steeps of KT-22 or cruise the groomers at Gold Coast, this guide will help you make the most of your trip.

Chapters:
3:06 Resort Zones & Terrain
7:13 Snow
8:14 Lift System
9:10 Lift Tickets
9:55 On Mountain Ammenities
10:44 Lodging & Accommodation
11:34 Resort Location
12:11 Conclusion

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