RENO

Continuing in its ongoing effort to enhance the guest experience, Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe invested $6 million in the off-season to add to the recreational offerings at the resort. With the addition of the new Wildslide Tahoe Tubing Center and expanded snowmaking systems, resort guests can expect even more thrills at Mt. Rose this winter. The resort is also welcoming the return of high school and NCAA races, and introducing educational “Snow Days” field trips.

The largest tubing operation on the West Coast will feature up to 20 snow tubing lanes that are 750 feet in length and served by a dual conveyor lift. The Wildslide Tahoe Tubing Center will also feature a new lodge and ample outdoor seating that will be accessible by both tubing guests and those visiting the resort to ski or snowboard. Specific to tubing guests, a new 400 space parking lot will provide convenient access to the tubing lanes.

Tubing operations are planned Fridays through Sundays as well as throughout all holiday periods. Tubing sessions will begin at 8:30 a.m. and will be sold in two-hour sessions each day.

New this year, Mt. Rose is offering “Snow Days” field trips for K-12 students. Each field trip experience is aligned with NGSS and Nevada Academic Content Standards to give teachers an easy, engaging way to reinforce classroom learning with hands-on, real-world application.

The 2025/26 season will also welcome the return of Washoe County Nevada high school ski racing to the mountain with training and competitions starting in December.

~ Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe press release