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Where to stay in Tahoe City for skiing

Skiing Palisades Tahoe? See the mountain

Places to stay in Tahoe City

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About Tahoe City

Tahoe City is the easygoing center of the north shore: a small, walkable downtown right on the water, with good restaurants and a quieter, more local feel than South Lake. It sits where the Truckee River leaves the lake, and the water is easy to get to. Families and people who come back every year tend to stay here. You're close to some of Tahoe's biggest terrain without the strip-mall bustle.

From here, Palisades Tahoe, one of the largest ski areas in North America and a former Olympic host, is about 15 minutes up the road, and Alpine Meadows is linked to it by gondola. Homewood, a mellow lake-view mountain, is 15 minutes south along the scenic West Shore, and Sugar Bowl is about 40 minutes out through Truckee via I-80. Downtown has enough restaurants, coffee and gear shops to keep things easy without being a scene, and the lakefront is beautiful. It runs pricier than South Lake on average, and nightlife is limited. This is an early-dinner, first-chair kind of base.

Skiing nearby

Palisades (one of the biggest mountains in North America) is about 15 min away. Homewood is 15 min south on the West Shore, and Sugar Bowl is 40 min out via I-80.

Where to stay in Tahoe City

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More places in Tahoe City

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Vacation homes in Tahoe City

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