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Sierra-at-Tahoe is Tahoe's third-largest ski and snowboard resort located 12 miles west of South Lake Tahoe, Ca with 2,212 vertical feet, 2000 acres of trail and tree skiing and snowboarding, 14 lifts, 47 trails, innovative progressive terrain parks and plenty of steeps, groomers and backcountry terrain for you to enjoy.
Sierra at Tahoe Rd 1111, 95735, Twin Bridges, United States
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So, Sierra at Tahoe is the closest to Sacramento and that’s why I went there for one season. The prices for lift tickets are great but food is not good at all and customer service sucks. I had a rental pass which was always a hassle to get the skis.The people there are rude and Covid strict. Btw this year about half of it burned so they will open in 2022
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