Sierra-at-Tahoe Trail Map
Sierra-at-Tahoe’s terrain is spread across 2000 acres, offering a mix of groomed cruisers, steep chutes, tree-lined glades, and natural bowls. The mountain’s layout is intuitive, with three main areas—West Bowl, Huckleberry Canyon, and the Frontside—each delivering a distinct experience. The base sits at 6640 feet and climbs to 8852 feet, with a vertical drop of 2212 feet and 28.9 miles of skiable terrain.
Beginners will feel at home on the Frontside, where gentle greens like Easy Street and Broadway offer wide, forgiving runs with access to the learning area and surface lifts. The terrain-based teaching zone near the base is designed to help new skiers progress confidently. Families will also enjoy the tubing lanes and the nearby kids’ adventure zones.
Intermediate skiers can explore the West Bowl, home to long blue runs like Sugar & Spice and Bashful. These trails offer consistent pitch and scenic views, with access via the West Bowl Express. The area is known for its flowy terrain and natural features, making it a favorite for carving and cruising.
Advanced skiers gravitate toward Huckleberry Canyon, a hike-to area with steep chutes, cliff drops, and deep powder stashes. It’s a backcountry-style zone within resort boundaries, offering expert terrain for those seeking challenge and solitude. Runs like Avalanche Bowl and Jack’s Bowl are must-rides after a storm.
Freestyle riders have seven terrain parks to choose from, including the celebrated Broadway Park and the Burton Progression Park. The resort’s superpipe and 18 park rails are maintained regularly, with features scaled for all levels. The layout encourages creativity and flow, making Sierra-at-Tahoe a top spot for park progression.
Scenic highlights include the ridge near Grandview Express, where panoramic views of Lake Tahoe and Desolation Wilderness unfold. The longest run, Sugar & Spice, stretches 2.5 miles from summit to base, offering a full-mountain descent that’s both relaxing and rewarding. Whether you're here for the groomers or the glades, Sierra-at-Tahoe’s terrain delivers variety and character.