Kirkwood Mountain Resort

Kirkwood Mountain Resort is a ski and snowboard resort in Kirkwood, CA to the south of Lake Tahoe. Kirkwood is one of the larger resorts in the Lake Tahoe region, and is well known for having one of the highest average snowfalls and a broad selection... more on www.wikipedia.org

0	Kirkwood Slide Mountain Tube Park (2005) ...handle tow, two hours $10, all day... Insiders' Guide , a user of Insiders' Guide, Read full review on Insiders' Guide
1.5	Not a good family trip (Apr 11, 2007) I won't bring my family back here. We have skiied all over the west for years, and decided to try out the lake tahoe area. Lodging was booked for the week for a special event, and the lodging folks did nothing to help us out. We ended up staying off mountain... firescuba , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor
0	Kirkwood Resort (2005) ...a year-round destination at 7,800 in elevation, Kirkwood is headquarters for fly fishing, cross-count... Insiders' Guide , a user of Insiders' Guide, Read full review on Insiders' Guide

Scenic Highway 88 provides hassle-free travel to Kirkwood from the Greater San Francisco Bay Area, the Central Valley and Lake Tahoe, as well as Reno and the Carson Valley. You'll find the lack of traffic on Highway 88 makes it an excellent alternative to the more congested Highway 50 and Interstate 80 when traveling to and from the Lake Tahoe area, although Kirkwood is accessible from these routes as well. Please find your route below. From several South Lake Tahoe locations you can take advantage of the Kirkwood Shuttle Bus or, you can reserve a bus trip with one of our participating Bay Area and Sacramento bus charters.

Admission : See www.kirkwood.com for list of all fees.
Average Snowfall: 376 in
Top Elevation: 9,800 ft
Vertical Drop: 2,000 ft
Skiable Area: 2,300 hectares
Number Difficult Runs: 0.0
Number of Lifts: 2.0
Number of Trails: 65.0
Percent Beginner Runs: 15.0
Percent Difficult Runs: 20.0
Percent Intermediate Runs: 50.0