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Overview
Diamond Peak in Nevada, located near Lake Tahoe, is known for its stunning lake views and friendly, laid-back atmosphere. The resort offers a variety of runs suitable for all skill levels, but is particularly appealing to intermediate skiers. Diamond Peak's manageable size makes it a great option for families and those looking for a more relaxed skiing experience. The resort's Snowflake Lodge provides a scenic spot to take a break and enjoy the views. Diamond Peak's lift ticket prices are relatively affordable, making it a budget-friendly option in the Lake Tahoe area. The resort's location provides easy access to the amenities of Incline Village. Diamond Peak is also known for its sustainability efforts and community involvement.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
30Total Runs
2.1 milesLongest Run
655 acresSkiable Terrain
492 hectaresSnow making
Elevation
8540 feetTop
6700 feetBottom
1840 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
7Chairlifts
15Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
$509Season pass
$1401 day
Weather
217 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
Diamond Peak Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.0
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Anna - intermediate skier
Jan, 27 - 2024
Diamond Peak is a pretty small resort in Tahoe. Although there arent a huge amount of runs, it is a super good community of people who all share a love for skiing. It has a very humble and family friendly vibe to it and you are really able to get to know the other riders on a personal level. Views of the lake are 10/10 and the terrain allows for all levels of skiers.