Homewood Resort
Homewood Ski Resort is a ski resort located on the western shore of Lake Tahoe in California, United States. The resort is known for its spectacular views of the lake and the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains.
Homewood Ski Resort features 1,260 acres of skiable terrain with 67 trails and eight lifts, including six chairlifts and two surface lifts. The resort's runs are evenly divided between beginner, intermediate, and advanced terrain, making it a great destination for skiers and snowboarders of all skill levels. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, Homewood also offers a variety of other winter activities such as snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and snowcat tours. The resort also has a terrain park with jumps, rails, and other features for freestyle skiers and snowboarders.
One of the unique features of Homewood Ski Resort is its location on the lake, which provides stunning views of the lake and the surrounding mountains from many of the runs. The resort also has a mid-mountain lodge, where visitors can take a break and enjoy a meal or a drink while taking in the views. Overall, Homewood Ski Resort offers a great winter vacation destination with a variety of activities and beautiful scenery.
Homewood Web Cam & Live Snow Cams
Stay up to date with the snow conditions from every corner of Homewood resort Lake Tahoe. We have collected all the best views from the Homewood web cam so you can see what the conditions are like from all around the resort.
If you want to check out the snow depth from the latest storm, see if the sun is going to be shining or check out the weather before your next visit - check out the Homewood web cam below.
Homewood Quail Lift Cam
Located on the southern slopes of Homewood Mountain Resort, this Homewood web cam named Quail Lift Cam takes riders from the base up to the lower region of the Quail Face. This region is great for new riders where beginner and intermediate runs take riders back to the base of Homewood Mountain Resort.
Elevation: 7,600ft (2,152m)
Homewood Resort Lift System
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Seasons
OPENING AND CLOSING DATES -
The official opening and closing dates for , CA for current and past seasons. These dates are subject to change at Ski Resort discretion based on weather and snowfall. Estimated dates are based on historical averages or advice from the resort and retrieved from the resort website.| Season | Opening | Closing |
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*Closed early due to COVID-19
Where is Homewood Mountain Resort
Homewood Ski Resort is located on the western shore of Lake Tahoe in California, United States. The resort is situated on State Route 89, approximately 6 miles south of Tahoe City and 6 miles north of Tahoma.
From Sacramento:
East on Interstate 80 approximately 100 miles to Truckee. Take the “Hwy. 89 Lake Tahoe” exit (it’s immediately after the Donner Lake exit), turn right onto Highway 89 and travel 13 miles to Tahoe City. At Tahoe City, turn right at the “Stoplight Y” onto Highway 89 for another 6 miles to Homewood Mountain Resort on your right. Watch for parking signs.
From Reno:
West on Interstate 80 approximately 35 miles, take the “Hwy. 89 Lake Tahoe” exit, turn into the round-about and go back under the freeway toward Tahoe City (13 miles away). At Tahoe City, veer right at the “Stoplight Y” onto Highway 89 for another 6 miles to Homewood Mountain Resort on your right. Watch for parking signs.
From South Lake Tahoe:
Follow Highway 89 North along the lake to Homewood Mountain Resort. In the winter call 1.800.427.ROAD to make sure it’s open.
From Tahoe City:
Homewood Mountain Resort is located on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe, 5 miles South of Tahoe City by way of Highway 89 South.
Homewood Snow News
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Despite a milder winter in the Northeast, ski resorts in the region have persevered, benefiting from late-season snowstorms. Riders, known for their resilience, continue to ski as long as the lifts are operational. Thanks to recent storms, many resorts are extending their season into mid-April and even May. A list of projected closing dates for resorts has been compiled, with some expected to remain open longer. However, these dates are subject to change, so it's advisable to check resort websites for the latest updates.