The Skiers' Guide to Boreal Mountain Resort: Expert Analysis & Reviews
Ranked 148th of 230 Ski resorts
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Boreal Mountain Resort in California is a popular destination for its accessibility and night skiing offerings. Located just off Interstate 80, it's an easy reach for many Northern California residents. The resort is particularly appealing to families and beginner to intermediate skiers and snowboarders. Boreal is known for its terrain parks, attracting freestyle enthusiasts from all over. The resort prides itself on its snowmaking capabilities, ensuring good conditions throughout the season. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, with an emphasis on fun and enjoyment. The on-site Woodward Tahoe facility provides additional training and recreational opportunities for action sports enthusiasts.
Reviews
Isaac - advanced snowboarder 🏂
Jan, 16 - 2025
Great mountain good terrain good parks good snow solid overall nice black diamonds not too hard solid blue runs good stuff cant complain quality time quality snow
Christine - expert snowboarder 🏂 United States
Dec, 26 - 2024
Boreal is a great place for anyone looking to learn to ski or ride, or for those looking to escape the Disney-land feel of a lot of larger corporate resorts. Boreals down to Earth vibe, easy access off a major highway, and amazing terrain parks are what sets it apart.
Gustavo - intermediate snowboarder 🏂
Dec, 25 - 2024
Boreal Mountain has the best lift tickets prices in my opinion, going from $89-$140 and once a month lift ticket from $25.
I believe these are great values comparing it other resorts that lift tickets goes up to $200-$250. It is also a beautiful mountain and they close at night which makes a great experience and make your money worth skin or snowboarding for more time.
Food is very limited, in case you want to go out for lunch or dinner you will have to drive plenty small amount of miles to get something good.
I believe these are great values comparing it other resorts that lift tickets goes up to $200-$250. It is also a beautiful mountain and they close at night which makes a great experience and make your money worth skin or snowboarding for more time.
Food is very limited, in case you want to go out for lunch or dinner you will have to drive plenty small amount of miles to get something good.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
9Beginner Runs
10Intermediate Runs
15Advanced Runs
1 milesLongest Run
380 acresSkiable Terrain
200 hectaresSnow making
200 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
7700 feetTop
7200 feetBottom
500 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
3Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$549Season pass
$1291 day
Weather
310 inchesAverage annual snowfall
