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Halfway between Truckee and Lake Tahoe is Olympic Valley, home of famed and blissful Palisades Resort. Visit the scenic mountain resort of Olympic Valley for endless outdoor adventures. From skiing and snowboarding to wilderness hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian trails, the area is a sought-after year-round destination. Olympic Valley rose to fame in 1960 when it hosted the Winter Olympics. Palisades Tahoe is located within the ancestral territory of the Washoe people.
The heart of Olympic Valley is the Palisades Resort, a ski resort spread across six striking mountain peaks. Palisades Tahoe is the largest ski resort in the Lake Tahoe region, with an impressive 6,000 skiable acres. The more than 70-year-old resort celebrates a rich history to accompany the 1960 Winter Olympics, such as being named the Spring Skiing Capital and home to dozens of Olympic and World Cup athletes across multiple snow sports. With an average annual snowfall of 400 inches, Palisades frequently operates the longest ski and snowboard season in Lake Tahoe, attracting approximately 600,000 skiers a year.
Though snow sports are the primary activity, from country skiing, snowboarding, dogsledding, and snowshoeing, the Olympic Valley area is home to an outdoor paradise once the snowmelts, including an extensive Sierra trail network that includes hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. Follow trails through the colorful alpine meadows of the Granite Chief Wilderness or rent a bike to explore the family-friendly biking trails along the Truckee River.
After a day full of recreational activities, visit the Village at Palisades. The Village at Palisades Tahoe offers year-round events and over 50 bars, restaurants, and retail outlets in Bavarian-style buildings, many which are locally owned and operated. Enjoy spa treatments, take part in yoga classes, or ride the Palisades Tahoe Aerial Tram to High Camp, an activity center set on an 8,200-foot-high peak. Check out the work of extreme sports photographer, Keoki Flagg, in the Keoki Gallery.
Reach Olympic Valley by flying to Reno-Tahoe International Airport or Sacramento International Airport. Olympic Valley is a short drive from the beaches of Tahoe State Recreation Area, including Hurricane Bay.
Fun Fact: Palisades Tahoe is designated a California Historical Landmark and named a Pioneer Ski Area of America.

If you are driving to the Resort in the winter season, we strongly recommend renting either an AWD or 4WD vehicle. If you have a 2WD vehicle, we recommend keeping chains with you in the case of chain control during stormy conditions, which is common in the winter season. Practice putting your chains on prior to your journey to the Resort to avoid any unforeseen complications.
To keep up to date on road conditions, visit department of transportation websites ahead of your travels.
In the event of a storm, it is important to have an emergency kit in your car in the case you are stuck on the interstate. We suggest packing food, water, and ensuring your gas tank is full for your journey.
If you visit during a winter storm and use our self-parking lot, please be advised the resort will not offer snow removal. Please come prepared with your own snow removal tools, including a snow shovel and an ice scraper. If you're coming in from Truckee, Mountain Hardware and Sports will have everything you need to keep you safe during the winter.
The resort has its own shuttle that runs regularly to Palisades Tahoe Village and Alpine Meadows base.
TART (Tahoe Area Regional Transit) is available for free, and the resort shuttle can stop at those bus stops.
Palisades Tahoe has free shuttles back and forth between Village at Palisades Tahoe and Alpine meadows.
Excellent bicycle trail infrastructure to Tahoe City along the Truckee river. Beautiful ride and not strenuous.
Driving
From San Francisco and Sacramento
East on I-80 (toward Reno) to Truckee, CA
South on HWY 89 (toward Olympic Valley and Tahoe City) for 8 miles
Right on Olympic Valley Road (1/3 mile)
Left on Resort Road to the resort's porte-cochère
From Reno/Tahoe International Airport
North on HWY 580/395
West on I-80 (Reno/Sacramento exit)
South on HWY 89 (toward Olympic Valley and Tahoe City) for 8 miles
Right on Olympic Valley Road (1/3 mile)
Left on Resort Road to the resort's porte-cochère
From Incline Village, NV
West on HWY 28 to Tahoe City, CA
North on HWY 89 (toward Truckee)
Left on Olympic Valley RoadLeft on Resort Road to the resort's porte-cochère
Please be advised we do not offer airport shuttles to/from the resort
Resort Guest Overnight Valet Parking | $65
Resort Guest Overnight Self-Parking | $30
Day Visitor Valet Parking | $40/hr
Day Visitor Self-Parking | $30/hr - Max: 5 hours
all fees are subject to change