Granlibakken Tahoe
Skiing and sledding have been enjoyed for generations at Granlibakken for nearly 100 years. The current resort opened in 1947.
The tubing hill is open daily, with the ski hill and ski school open Friday to Monday and daily during holidays. Granlibakken Tahoe’s Ski Hut features a rental shop that caters to cross-country skiers and snowshoers.
Trail system | The resort grooms the trail from Rawhide to Page Meadows when conditions permit, and there is a 1.5-mile intermediate level loop within the resort’s 74-acre property.
Snowshoeing opportunities abound with the Tahoe Rim Trail skirting the property boundary and on the Rawhide trail leading into Page Meadows. None of the trails at or from Granlibakken are patrolled, so be sure to let others know your planned route and be responsible in the forest.
Night sledding | This year, Granlibakken has debuted night sledding through January. On select nights from 5 to 6:30 p.m., enjoy sledding with laser lights, music and glowsticks. Complimentary hot mulled wine for adults and hot chocolate for kids are included with every ticket.
Dining | Enjoy dining at Cedar House Pub in the resort lodge or the tasty treats at Rusty’s Kitchen in the nearly 100-year-old ski hut next to the ski hill.
Tubing | The resort offers popular tubing lanes served by snowmaking systems along with the Benny the Bear snow play area.
Kids sled free | Kids younger than 3 sled for free.
Treetop park | The Tahoe City Treetop Park located at the resort offers aerial adventures for ages 5 and older.
Events
Dec. 30-31, Jan. 6 & 7, 13-15 | Night Sledding
