Snow Returns to Tahoe!
With forecasts calling for feet of snow, we’re sharing some tips for planning a fun and safe visit to Homewood!
Powder Days Incoming…
After a over a month of sunny bluebird days, we’re excited to see snow in the forecast! A Winter Storm Warning is in effect starting at 10 p.m. on February 15 and lasting through February 18 with potential for feet of snow. Below we’ve shared some helpful tips for staying safe and having fun during winter weather so get informed, wax those skis and boards, and we’ll see you on the mountain!
Check the Forecast
The forecast can change at any moment so it’s good practice to stay informed and prepared.
Getting to Homewood
Winter Weather is likely to impact travel in the Tahoe Region. Be sure to check CalTrans Road Conditions for the latest information on chain controls and road closures. Be prepared with a full gas tank, chains and/or snow tires, a shovel, and an ice scraper plus essentials like extra snacks, water and blankets.
Planning your Day
Winter weather creates additional challenges for our operations teams when it comes to guest safety and providing an exceptional experience. This can mean delayed lift openings and/or terrain closures. Bring your patience and a good attitude and please respect all closures and signage – it’s there for your safety! Visit our Snow & Conditions page for the latest information on lifts, runs, and grooming.
Stay Safe on the Mountain
Deep Snow Safety
Fresh snow is fun, but it also creates additional inherent risks. On deep snow days, be prepared and take the necessary precautions for a fun and safe day for you and other skiers and riders.
– Always ski or ride with a buddy.
– Carry a cellphone, and know the number for ski patrol 530-525-6842.
– Avoid Tree Wells.
– Be aware of changing conditions and unmarked obstacles.
– Respect all terrain closures.
Check out the Ski California Mountain Safety Guide for more information.