Alright, snow lovers, it’s that time, start planning your last turns and final après-ski debauchery because Tahoe’s ski resorts are packing it in for the season. If you’ve been putting off that perfect powder day (or, let’s be real, a parking lot tailgate session), this is your sign to get your skis together and send it while you still can.

Here’s when your favorite mountains are calling it quits:

• 🎿 Mt. Rose – April 27 (Still flexing that high-elevation advantage)
• 🏂 Boreal – April 13 (Night shredders, your time is almost up!)
• 🚡 Heavenly – April 20 (Last chance for those lake-view runs before it’s all about beach days)
• 🏔️ Northstar California – April 13 (Better get your groomer laps in while you can)
• ⛷️ Soda Springs – April 13 (Small but mighty, wrapping up early)
• ❄️ Sugar Bowl – April 27 (For those who appreciate old-school Tahoe vibes)
• ⛷️ Palisades Tahoe – May 25 (Winning the longest season award, per usual)
• 🏂 Sierra at Tahoe – April 20 (Don’t forget to toast to their comeback after last season’s recovery!)
• 🚀 Kirkwood – April 27 (Steeps, chutes, and sending it 'til the end)
• 🏔️ Tahoe Donner Downhill – April 6 (Closing early to build a fancy new lodge, respect)
• 🎿 Diamond Peak – April 20 (Locals’ favorite, get your last views of the lake from the top!)
• 🚫 Homewood – Closed for the season (RIP, but fingers crossed for that 2025 comeback!)

💡 Heads up: Dates can shift depending on weather, snowfall, and resort mood swings, so check before you go.

TL;DR; – Get It While It’s Good

Spring skiing is in full effect, and that means sunny laps, soft turns, and parking lot BBQs before the mountains turn into hiker territory. So slap on some sunscreen, embrace the goggle tan, and make these last days count, because soon, your après drinks will be lakeside instead of slopeside.

See you out there, shredders. 🚡❄️🍻