ESTABLISHED 1964
MT. ROSE
SKI TAHOE
Experience over 1,200 acres and 1,800 vertical feet on some of the Sierra’s most ideal snow conditions. Discover for yourself how Mt. Rose offers Tahoe’s best value, superb conditions, and the most convenient skiing.
LOCATION
SR 431 on the summit between Reno & Incline Village
(North Lake Tahoe)
22222 Mt. Rose Hwy.
Reno, Nevada 89511
Distance from:
Reno/Tahoe Airport: 22 miles
Downtown Reno: 25 miles
North Lake Tahoe: 11 miles
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LODGE HOURS
Summer Operations
Main Lodge*
Monday-Thursday
9:00 am – 4:30 pm
*Please call in advance.
775-849-0704
Winters Creek Lodge
Events Only
Mt. Rose CLOSED for the 2023/24 winter season on April 28th.
Lift Hours
During the Winter Season
Full-Day: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm*
*Zephyr Express at the Winters Creek Lodge is open at 8:30 am for season pass holders.
Morning Lift Tickets:
9:00 am – 12:30 pm
Afternoon Lift Tickets:
12:30 – 4:00 pm
The lift operation schedule is subject to change depending on weather & seasonal demand.
Above the ordinary
The Mountain
- Base Elevation: 8,260 ft. (Tahoe’s Highest)
- Acres: 1200+
- Summit: 9700′
- Year Opened: 1964
- Average Snowfall: 350″ (30 feet!)
- Vertical Drop: 1,800′
TERRAIN
- 20% Beginner Green
- 30% Intermediate Blue
- 40% Advanced Black
- 10% Expert Double Black
- Longest Run: 2.5 miles
- Total Trails: 70+
Lifts
- 2 “Six Pack” high-speed, detachable chairs
- 1 Quad high-speed, detachable chair
- 1 Quad chair (fixed-grip)
- 1 Triple chair (fixed-grip)
- 2 Surface Lifts:
- Magic Dual Conveyor (two moving carpets in an enclosed tube – 500′ long!)
- Little Mule (for kids’ lessons only)
MT. ROSE POLICIES
PLEASE OBEY THE FOLLOWING PRACTICES
- No Dogs
- No Sledding
- No Drones
- It is unlawful to bring in your own beer, wine, or liquor
- No skiing or snowboarding while carrying children. Children in chest packs or backpacks will be denied access to all ski lifts.
NO DOGS POLICY
At Mt. Rose, we love our furry friends, but due to past issues caused by a few irresponsible pet owners, we’ve had to implement a strict NO DOGS policy. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us keep the mountain safe and enjoyable for everyone. Thank you!
FRIENDLY REMINDER: PLEASE LEAVE YOUR DOGS AT HOME
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone at Mt. Rose, we kindly ask that you leave your dogs at home. Here’s why:
Loose/Unleashed Dogs:
- Traffic Issues: Dogs running loose in parking lots can create traffic problems.
- Food Scrounging: Unsupervised dogs often search for food in public areas.
- Frightening Others: Barking dogs can scare other guests, especially young children.
- Cleanliness: Dog waste can be unpleasant in parking lots and lodge areas.
- Road Hazards: Loose dogs near the highway entrance pose serious risks.
Dogs Left in Vehicles:
- Animal Cruelty Concerns: Pets left in cars, especially without ventilation, are seen as cruel and reflect poorly on Mt. Rose. Other patrons may call Animal Control to intervene.
- Barking: Dogs left in vehicles can bark for hours, disturbing nearby guests seeking a peaceful mountain experience.
Barking/Vicious Dogs:
- Intimidation: Dogs in the backs of trucks can be intimidating to others preparing to ski or returning to their vehicles.
Even if you are a responsible pet owner, we ask for your cooperation in leaving your furry friends at home. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and pleasant environment for all our guests!
NO Sledding / Tubing
Mt. Rose is open to skiing and snowboarding ONLY.
Closest sledding area: Tahoe Meadows, 3 miles west non-commercial, open area
Only At Rose
With Tahoe’s highest base elevation, our resort is only 25 min from Reno and 10 from Incline Village.
But that’s not all that makes this rose bloom.