Ski resorts in Nevada

The ski resorts in Nevada are generally livelier than those in other states, with fantastic skiing and snowboarding and entertainment that continues long into the night. Nevada means 'snow-covered' in Spanish, which sums up what you can expect from ski holidays in Nevada.

You'll be spoilt for choice by Nevada skiing holidays. To the east of the state, you will find unspoiled wilderness and untouched powder. Head south to the Las Vegas strip and enjoy the bright lights, then in less than an hour you can be on the slopes of the Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort.

Who will enjoy?

Most Nevada ski resorts have something for every level of skier. There are some excellent ski schools for beginners, including children. There are also more difficult runs to challenge even the most experienced skier.

Ski holidays in Nevada offer plenty of excitement if you want to do something other than ski. You could try your hand at activities such as snowmobiling or ice skating, or even go on a helicopter trip.

There is a great emphasis on fun and entertainment, with a fantastic selection of restaurants, bars and clubs to suits all tastes.

How many destinations?

There are several Nevada ski resorts within an hour's drive of Las Vegas or Reno. Lake Tahoe, which is situated on the Nevada/California border, is one of the most popular skiing areas in America. There are about 15 resorts offering fantastic views across the lake.

Accommodation?

Nevada offers a good range of ski accommodation, including hotels, apartments and traditional chalets. You could also opt for something completely different and stay at one of the huge casino hotels. Everywhere you go, you will find friendly and efficient service and very high standards.

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