Sugar Bowl Resort | Mountain Review | California

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Nestled high above historic Donner Pass, along the alpine rim of Lake Tahoe, lies Sugar Bowl Resort-an esteemed local treasure renowned for hosting some of the region's most substantial snowfall. Offering an escape from the usual bustling crowds found in larger resorts, Sugar Bowl boasts an impressive 500 inches of average annual snowfall, 103 diverse trails, a 1,500-foot vertical drop, and expansive north facing terrain footprint which covers 1,650 acres. As a family-owned establishment since 1939, Sugar Bowl promises an authentic local ski resort experience which is, these days becoming harder and harder to find.
We had been wanting to visit Sugar Bowl for years after seeing the resort on RU-vid a few times and the reading up about the resort, our February 2023 visit to Sugar Bowl left a lasting impression. In this video, we'll provide a comprehensive overview of Sugar Bowl, exploring distinct resort zones and terrain, lift details, lift ticket pricing, winter season information, accommodation choices, and location.
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@jeffsmick2620 6 месяцев назад

Love Sugar Bowl. You covered it perfectly. Even the busiest days don't feel overly crowded. Being in the Bay Area I can get an early morning start, be there for first chair, ski all day, then be back home by dinner.

@DeLaSpeed 3 месяца назад

Thanks for creating this video! My lady and I will be visiting Sugar Bowl for the first time next weekend to top off our last day of the season.

@snowstash 3 месяца назад

Hope you had a blast :)

@zachmillang2903 5 месяцев назад

I have skied Sugar Bowl, Donner Ski Ranch, Homewood, Palisades (both sides), Kirkwood, Heavenly, and Northstar over the last several years and Sugar Bowl is my favorite out of all of them. Lots of snow, none of the corporate BS, and lower crowd levels than the big corporate resorts.

@snowstash 5 месяцев назад

We couldn’t agree more!

@ttank7241 3 месяца назад

i was an instructor there back in 1985 or "86. Sugar bowl has plenty of runs for the advanced and expert skier. For some reason the moguls are very well shaped. Crows nest chair has lower pitch mogul fields where as the disney chair has excellent steeper moguls right under the chair at the top. And the Lincoln chair has a lot of moguls under the chair and to the right as you look up the hill. My favorite runs, besides the mogul runs, were working the front of the Disney chair. There is always some interesting stuff to ski like wind blown hard pack, wind drifts, and even a beginner chute the requires some tight turns with "no" consequences. The other area that is super fun with endless interesting features and lines is the gully to the right of the Lincoln chair as you look up. ( The original chair used to go right up this gully so you could strut your stuff in front of a lift full of spectators.) Finally, if you take the very short hike up from the top of Disney, you can traverse to a nice bowl that is a little adventurous with some cornices, chutes and what not.

@holdthetax9815 6 месяцев назад

most underrated resort in norcal

@snowstash 6 месяцев назад

We couldn’t agree more, thankfully the other mega resorts steal all the limelight and Sugar Bowl thrives in the shadows.

@ItsaDaPope-a 4 месяца назад

I'm heading to Sugar Bowl with my family next week. I've never been. I grew up in the Bay Area and have skied a number of Tahoe Resorts but never SB. After seeing this video and reading the comments, I'm very excited to check it out! I love the idea of a less crowded resort (who wouldn't).

@snowstash 4 месяца назад

Sounds amazing, make sure you let us know how your trip was!