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Fish Report for 2-26-2017
Sierra snow parks - find your powder
2-26-2017
SBC
If you haven't had the chance to take advantage of the Sierra's epic winter yet this season, you're in luck because it doesn't look like it's going anywhere soon!
Whether you're hoping to find the most pristine untouched powder or simply looking for an hour of serenity in the midst of winter madness, the Sierra has dozens of off-the-beaten-path snow park and resort destinations awaiting your arrival, and most of them can be found on the Sierra Nevada Geotourism MapGuide.
Below you'll find a sampling of destinations sure to help you appreciate this snowy 2017 season.
Bear Valley Mountain Ski Resort
Bear Valley Resort offers visitors a break from large crowds with space enough for beginners to get on their feet and for experts to indulge uninterrupted. Ease of access makes the resort a great day trip and the variety of lodging options allows for an affordable over night stay.
Click here to learn more and plan your trip today!
Blackwood Canyon Sno-Park
Barker Pass, Stanford Rock, Ellis Peak, and Blackwood Ridge are prominent downhill ski locations that are not easily accessible but offer excellent backcountry experience once reached. Homewood Mountain Ski Resort and Squaw Valley Resort are both located nearby in case you decide you're looking for the full resort experience.
Click here to learn more!
Cedar Pass Snow Park
Lessons are offered throughout the day when the ski hill is open and for the first time skier, equipment and lessons are provided free of charge!
Cedar Pass Snow Park provides a wide variety of winter sport activities including snowboarding, cross country, downhill, Nordic and Telemark skiing. Other winter activities include snowmobiling, snowshoeing, sledding and ice skating. Click here to learn more!
China Peak Mountain Resort
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