It’s official, Squaw Valley is “The Capital of Spring Skiing.”
Now boasting snowfall totals around 720-plus inches, Squaw Valley has has a stellar winter and spring. The ample snow is allowing the resort to stay open until July 4 and beyond. Spring and summer skiers are not only being treated to extra late turns, but a host of other mountain activities, like SUPing, kayaking or boating on the stunning Lake Tahoe, as well as Tahoe area and Squaw Village-based events, concerts, plus, on-mountain parties.
Squaw is truly the place to be this spring and summer.
Top spring + summer Squaw Alpine events
Spring Themed Dress-Up Weekends
Sat., June 10–Sat., June 24
9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Don your favorite retro, silly or springy ski outfit for a day of fun on the slopes.
Spring Hot Tub Parties
Sat., June 10–11, June 17–18 & Sat., June 24
12 p.m.–3 p.m.
Following the themed dress up shenanigans, head to the High Camp Hot Tub for cold drinks and hot music!
Summer Music Series
Sat., June 10–11 & Sat., June 24—25
After a day on the slopes, enjoy free live music from Tahoe’s top local acts in the Village Plaza.
Bluesdays
Tues., June 13–July 11
6 p.m.–8 p.m.
Acclaimed blues musicians and tasty food vendors descend on the Village at Squaw Valley on Tuesdays.
Squaw Valley Freedom Fest
July 1–4
9 a.m.–8 p.m.
The highly anticipated Freedom Fest will take place over three days and feature live music at mid-mountain, paying tribute to the 1991 concert of by the Jerry Garcia Band. There will also be more daily music at the High Camp pool and hot tub and free music at KT Base Bar, as well as fireworks Monday evening.
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