The Ski Schools of Heavenly Adventure Peak Mountain

retailer in Lake Tahoe. Eight convenient locations on and off the
mountain to fully equip your mountain needs: California,
Boulder and Stagecoach Lodges, Heavenly Village, Harvey's Casino,
Embassy Suites Hotel and at the corner of Stateline Ave and Hwy 50.
(530) 544-1921.
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Private Sessions • When personal attention, technical expertise, and the
absolute ultimate in instruction are what you’re after. Our coaches have one thing
in mind: to make you a better skier or rider.
Located at Cecil’s Fountain Plaza next to the Marriott
Timber Lodge and the Heavenly Gondola. The North Face
Mountain Sports Activity Center and Gondola Ski School • Ride the Gondola
from the heart of Heavenly Village to the top of the mountain, where you’ll learn
to ski in one of the most beautiful settings on earth.
The Burton Learn To Ride Center • It's all about good instruction and good
equipment. This program was developed by Burton and snowboard
instructors worldwide to make learning to ride easy and fun. They
developed boards, boots and bindings specifically for learning.
Stop by the Ski School office at the California Lodge to learn
more. And, if you are already an experienced park rider, ask about
the Burton Progression Freestyle Program.
features a complete fleet of Rossignol rentals. Rent online
at rentskis.com. (530) 544-9062.
Burton @ Heavenly features all the hottest Burton
products. Conveniently located in the log cabinnext to the California Main Lodge. Rent online at rentskis.com.
(530) 541-8122.
Managed and staffed by enthusiastic riders and
Ski School Locations • There are three Ski School of Heavenly locations,
conveniently located at the California and Boulder Lodges and at the base
of the Gondola in Heavenly Village.
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styles. Located next to the Marriott Timber Lodge and the Heavenly
Gondola. (530) 542-5228.
Reservations • Reservations are strongly recommended for all private sessions
and child programs. Call: 775-586-4400.
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Day Care • Heavenly operates a California State Licensed Day Care Facility
(lic.# 093604118 & 093604119) for children, ages 6 weeks to 6 years old. The
facility is located at the California Base Lodge. Space is limited; therefore we
strongly recommend reservations during peak periods. Reservation contact
number (775) 586-7000 ext. 6912.
Mother Earth. Located in the Heavenly Village next to the Gondola.
Ski School Helmet Policy • Heavenly recommends the use of helmets for children 14 years and
Gondola Base Station in the heart of the Heavenly Village. (775) 586-2304.
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younger while participating in our children’s ski school programs. Rental helmets are available at all
children’s ski school locations for your convenience. Parents or guardians who decide their child
can be found at Gondola Sports at the Gondola Mid-Station
decline helmet use in writing on the ski school release agreement prior to their child’s participation.
Deck. (775) 586-7000 ext. 2223.
P.O. Box 2180, Stateline, Nevada 89449
General Information & 24-Hour Ski Report: 775-586-7000
Heavenly Tahoe Vacations: 1-800-HEAVENLY
Internet: www.skiheavenly.com
Lift Ticket Discounts
Enjoy members-only savings on lift tickets.
Convenience
Pre-purchase and load discounted lift tickets on your PEAKS card. When
you arrive, you can by-pass the ticket window and go straight to the lifts!
Great Rewards
Earn PEAKS points for select purchases and redeem
them for free lift tickets and more!
Resort Charge Privileges
Attach a credit card to your PEAKS card for the ultimate in convenience.
Charge purchases on your PEAKS card throughout all 5 resorts.
For more information, log onto www.skiheavenly.com or call 800-842-8062.
Sharpshooters • Sharpshooter Resort Photography will immortalize your
holiday on film, and can be found at the top of Tamarack Express, Sky
Express, Canyon Express Chairlifts and on the Gondola Mid-Station
Deck on the California side, and at the top of Dipper Express on the
Nevada side from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Ski / Board Check • Store your equipment overnight for a nominal fee. Arrange
to have your skis or snowboard tuned and waxed… all while you sleep. Located
at the Base of the Gondola and at the California Lodge. If you drop them off
at the California Lodge, they’ll even dry your boots for you. Also look for
our new fully automated 24-hour access Pro-Loc units located at our base lodges
and throughout the resort.
Day Lockers • A one-time fee for locker use allows unlimited access throughout
the day. Day lockers range from $3 to $6. Lockers may not be used for overnight
storage and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Located at the
California, Lakeview and Stagecoach Lodges and the Top of the Gondola.
Parking • Parking is available at the California, Stagecoach and Boulder
Lodges, as well as the new parking garage at Heavenly Village. Additional
parking for the California Lodge is located on Ski Run Boulevard with shuttle
services to and from the lodge.
24-HOUR SKI REPORT • Call 775-586-7000 to hear the latest ski conditions
and weather information. Updated at least twice daily.
Accessing the Mountain
LOCATIONS
The Gondola • The Gondola base is located in the center of Heavenly
Village on Hwy. 50 on the California side of the stateline in downtown South
Lake Tahoe. The Gondola provides access to all terrain types.
California • Heavenly’s California Lodge is located at the top of Ski Run
Boulevard, off Highway 50. From Ski Run Boulevard just follow the signs to the
resort. The Aerial Tram and Gunbarrel Express provide mid-mountain access
to all terrain types.
Nevada • To get to the Nevada base lodges, take Kingsbury Grade (State Route
207) to the top, and follow the signs to Stagecoach or Boulder Lodges.
Boulder Lodge provides easy access to the only beginner terrain in Nevada.
Stagecoach Lodge serves more difficult terrain, and is not recommended for
beginners.
Public Transportation • Forget the hassles of traffic and parking and help
promote good air quality! Heavenly offers free shuttle service throughout South
Lake Tahoe, making stops at most major lodging properties and to Heavenly’s base
lodge facilities: the Gondola in Heavenly Village, the California Base Lodge
and the Stagecoach and Boulder Lodges in Nevada. Check with the front
desk of your lodging property or call (775) 586-7000 for more information.
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South Lake Tahoe also provides great bus services through BlueGo!
BlueGo! Shuttles run between 8:30am and 1:30am and can get
you pretty much anywhere you need to go on the South Shore.
Call (530) 541-7149 for more information.
Lost & Found • Lost and Found is located in the Guest Services office at the
California Lodge. 775-586-7000.
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SKIHEAVENLY.COM • Updated daily, our Website gives you access to current
base depths, wind conditions and temperatures. Or see the ski conditions for
yourself on our live on mountain Web cams.
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(14 years and younger) will not wear a helmet while in a ski school program will be required to
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YOUR RESPONSIBILITY CODE Heavenly is committed to promoting skier safety.
In addition to people using traditional alpine ski equipment, you may be joined on the
slopes by snowboarders, telemark skiers or cross-country skiers, skiers with disabilities,
skiers with specialized equipment and others. Always show courtesy to others and be
aware that there are elements of risk in skiing and snowboarding that common sense
and personal awareness can help reduce. Know your ability level and stay within it.
Observe “Your Responsibility Code” listed below and share with other skiers the
responsibility for a great skiing experience.
1.Always stay in control, and be able to stop or avoid other people
or objects.
2. People ahead of you have the right of way. It is your responsibility
to avoid them.
3.You must not stop where you obstruct a trail, or are not visible
from above.
4.Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail, look uphill and
yield to others.
5. Always use devices to help prevent runaway equipment.
6. Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off closed trails and
out of closed areas.
7. Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge and ability
to load, ride and unload safely.
SKI SAFETY • Under the law, any individual who engages in the sport of skiing, alpine
or nordic, or any person who is within the boundaries of a ski area for the purpose of
observing any skiing activity, accepts and assumes the inherent risk of skiing insofar as
they are reasonably obvious, expected or necessary.
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Inherent risks of skiing include, but are not limited to, those dangers or conditions which
are an integral part of the sport, and can also include changing weather conditions,
variation or steepness of terrain, snow or ice conditions, surface or subsurface conditions,
whether man-modified or not, bare spots, creeks, gully, forest growth or rocks, stumps,
lift towers and other structures and their components, collision with other skiers and a
skier’s failure to ski within the skier’s own ability.
Any individual involved in a skiing collision causing injury must leave their name and
address with the Ski Patrol. Failure to do so is a violation of California Penal Code
Section 653 i.
FREESTYLE TERRAIN AREAS are designated with an orange oval and may
contain jumps, hits, ramps, banks, fun boxes, jibs, rails, half-pipes, quarter pipes,
snowcross, bump terrain and other constructed or natural terrain features. Prior to
using Freestyle Terrain, you are responsible for familiarizing yourself with Freestyle
Terrain and obeying all instructions, warnings and signs. Freestyle skills require maintaining
control on the ground, and in the air. Use of Freestyle Terrain exposes you to the risk
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recommended.You assume the risk.
Freestyle Terrain has designations for size. Start small and work your way up.
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MEDIUM
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Smaller features
Medium features
Larger features
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Look Before You Leap • You are responsible for inspecting Freestyle Terrain before
initial use and throughout the day.The features vary in size and change constantly due
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to snow conditions, weather, usage, grooming and time of day. Do not jump blindly. Use
a spotter when necessary.
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Easy Style It • Always ride or ski in control and within your ability level. Do not
attempt Freestyle Terrain unless you have sufficient ability and experience to do so safely.
You control the degree of difficulty you will encounter in using Freestyle Terrain, both
on the ground and in the air.
Respect Gets Respect • Respect Freestyle Terrain and others. Only one person on a
feature at a time.Wait your turn and call your start.Always clear the landing area quickly.
Respect all signs and do not enter Freestyle Terrain or use features when closed.
LIFT SAFETY • Under the law, you cannot board a lift unless you have sufficient
physical dexterity, ability and knowledge to negotiate or to use such lift safely, or until
you have asked for and received information sufficient to enable you to use the lift safely.
You may not use a lift or any ski trail when under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
CAUTION • Snowcats, snowmobiles and snowmaking may be encountered at any time.
SLOW ZONES • Certain areas (indicated on the map in yellow) are designated as
SLOW ZONES. Please observe the posted slow areas by maintaining a speed no faster
than the general flow of traffic. Space and speed are especially important in these areas.
Fast and aggressive skiing will not be tolerated.
HELMET USE • Heavenly encourages our guests to educate themselves on the
benefits and limitations of winter sports helmets. Regardless of whether or not you
choose to wear a helmet, every winter sport participant shares responsibility for his
or her safety and for that of others using the ski area facilities.
BACKCOUNTRY WARNING • The ski area abuts US Forest Service land that may be
beyond the ski area boundary.The ski area assumes no responsibility for individuals who
elect to go into the backcountry terrain beyond the ski area boundary. To access the
backcountry, use designated gates only. Areas beyond the ski area boundary are not
patrolled or maintained. Avalanches, unmarked obstacles and other natural hazards
exist. Be aware: the backcountry avalanche hazard may be extreme. Rescue in the
backcountry, if available, is the responsibility of the County Sheriff. It will be costly and
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may take time. If a sign indicates the area beyond the sign is closed, do not ski in the
terrain beyond the sign. Skiing in closed areas is against the law and you may be
criminally prosecuted.
HIGH-ALTITUDE ENVIRONMENT • Some visitors may experience symptoms
associated with Heavenly’s high altitude. Symptoms may include headaches, nausea,
loss of appetite, restless sleep, coughing and difficulty in breathing. If symptoms persist
or if you have a concern about your health, you should seek medical attention.
RIDING THE LIFTS • If you are unfamiliar with the use of any of Heavenly’s lifts, be
sure to ask the attendants for assistance. No passenger shall load or unload a lift
without first understanding the proper loading, riding and unloading procedures.
A passenger who uses a lift shall otherwise be presumed to have sufficient ability
and physical dexterity to negotiate the lift. Each passenger shall pay close attention,
use good judgment and maintain control of speed and course as he/she is loading
or unloading the lift. A passenger shall get on and off a lift only at designated areas.
TERRAIN PARKS & HALF-PIPES • Terrain Parks and Half-Pipes are located primarily
at High Roller in California. However, locations are subject to change. Open to both
skiers and riders, entry is through designated gates only. Trail ratings do not apply
and are not rated as to their degree of difficulty. Riders should familiarize themselves
with the terrain and be aware that features may change due to grooming, weather
and usage. Make sure landing areas are clear before using features. Never jump blindly
— use a spotter when necessary. Use of features can be dangerous — you assume
all risks of injury. Inverted aerial somersaulting maneuvers are strictly prohibited.
SUN PROTECTION • Remember that the higher altitude at Heavenly, reflection
off the snow and clear, thin air put you at higher risk for sunburn and associated
health problems. Always wear a high SPF sunscreen on any exposed skin, lip balm with
sunscreen, a hat and eye protection.
Mountain Facts
• 10,067-foot elevation (the highest at Lake Tahoe)
• 4,800 acres spanning two states (the most on the West Coast)
• Top to bottom descent: 5.5 miles (the longest on the West Coast)
• 3,500-foot vertical drop (the most on the West Coast)
• Annual snowfall: averages more than 30 feet a year
• Snowmaking capacity to cover 70% of designated trails
• 91 runs & 30 lifts
• 8 high-speed express lifts
• A high-speed express aerial tram
• A high-speed express Gondola
• 7 on-mountain lodges
©2004 Heavenly Ski Resort. Snowfall amounts based on a five-year average.
Heavenly Ski Resort is an equal opportunity service provider. All rights reserved.
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To g e th e r We ’re B e tt e r.
Rent online — not in one. (800) 544-6648.
Activities : • Cross-Country Skiing • Snow Biking • Sledding
• Snowshoeing • Tubing
ANOTHER HEAVENLY MORNING • Heavenly’s Emmy Award-Winning ®
television show, Another Heavenly Morning, airs
daily throughout the season at 7:30am on Channel
12.The show features ski reports, weather, snow
conditions and grooming information with live
cameras and reporters at on-mountain locations. And, Another Heavenly Morning
can also be seen on the World Wide Web airing live daily at 7:30am on
skiheavenly.com.
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Adult Programs • Even grown-ups have room to grow. Our professional coaches
will work closely with you to help you quickly improve your technique, tackle
diverse conditions and terrain, and have more of what you’re really here for: fun.
The best equipment and the best selection from the largest ski
An amazing setting for winter fun. It starts with a 2.4
mile ride up our Gondola, where you see incredible views
of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra. At the top, the whole family
will have a blast playing in the wide-open winter wonderland.
You'll work up an appetite, so don’t forget to stop by the
Adventure Peak Grill and try our signature burgers and sandwiches.
Resort and Weather Information
PUB LISTING
Children’s Programs • Your child’s first days on skis or a
snowboard will help form his or her impression of snow
sports forever. At Heavenly, you can rest assured it will
always be a positive one. Our coaches are specially trained
to work with all skill levels and all children, ages four and up,
to help them improve through positive reinforcement.
Rental Centers • Heavenly offers the region’s largest
selection of ski and snowboard equipment. With over
5,000 pairs of skis and 1,500 snowboards in our fleet, we are proud to feature
equipment from Rossignol as well as other ski and snowboard manufacturers.
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A great place to learn solid fundamentals, the Ski Schools of
Heavenly offer children's and adult group programs, as
well as private sessions.
Adventure Peak
Rental, Ski and Board Shops
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G E T T I N G A RO U N D
THE LEGEND
Skiing / Riding from California to Nevada • Take Sky Express Chair
to Skyline Trail.
Skiing / Riding from Nevada to California • Take Dipper Express Chair
to California Trail. From Comet Express Chair, take 49er Run. From Olympic
Chair, take Von Schmidt’s Trail.
Heavenly’s Double-Black Diamonds (Nevada) • Located just below
Milky Way Bowl are two of the most hair-raising canyons in America: Mott
and Killebrew. 1,400 vertical feet of steep chutes. EXPERT SKIERS ONLY.
Both canyons are served by the Mott Canyon Chair and access is through
designated gates only, which close daily at 3:00 p.m.
High-Speed Gondola (California) • Heavenly’s high-speed Gondola takes
skiers and riders from the heart of the new village to the center of the
mountain in under 12 minutes.The new alpine village features a vast array of
eclectic specialty boutiques, intimate dining locales, a multitude of
high-quality lodging and much more. The Gondola is located in the
center of the new village and provides access to all terrain types.
Parks and Pipes • Heavenly has multiple freestyle terrain areas located
throughout the mountain.
There are two small terrain parks located in-between the
Groove and Patsy’s Chairlifts on the California side of the
mountain. They can be reached from either chair and contain smaller
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features,
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Heavenly has two medium terrain parks on either side
of the mountain.The newest park,The Rail Yard, is located
in California above the Powderbowl Express. This park can most easily be
LARGEby taking Canyon Express and following Ridge Run down to
accessed
Powderbowl Run.This park is the resort’s first run dedicated exclusively to rail
SMALLand offers jibbers a run to call their own. The Cascade Park
features
is located on the California/Nevada border and can be accessed via the
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Tamarack
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The park with the largest features is located off of High Roller
on the California side of the resort.The primary lift to access
this park is Canyon Express.This is where the mountain’s Super Pipe is located.
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M O U N TA I N D I N I N G
CALIFORNIA LODGE:The flagship lodge of the California
side, hungry diners will salute the massive salad bar, comprehensive
full-service food court and The Cal Bar with live entertainment.
LAKEVIEW LODGE: Appropriately named, the Lakeview
Lodge sits 2,000 feet above its namesake and offers unrivaled
vistas. And the delectable fare is worthy of the lofty location.
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SKY DECK: A local favorite, soak up the California sun and
chow down on barbecued treats at this deck so high in the
sky, you’ll think it’s heaven.
OBSERVE ALL POSTED SIGNS AND WARNINGS. KEEP OFF CLOSED TRAILS AND OUT
OF CLOSED AREAS.TO ENHANCE YOUR SKIING AND RIDING ENJOYMENT, HEAVENLY
PROVIDES TERRAIN FEATURES ON VARIOUS RUNS DESIGNATED BEGINNER
SNOW BEACH: At the base of the new Powderbowl
Express, there’s
a little slice of California coastline. Choose
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from grab n’ go wraps, soup and chili. Or grab a drink, kick
back and catch some rays. Kowabunga, dude.
THROUGH EXPERT. THESE FEATURES MAY BE LOCATED ANYWHERE AND VARY IN
BOULDER LODGE / BLACK DIAMOND CANTINA:
Why run for the border when you can ski to the Black
Diamond Cantina? Authentic burritos and margaritas will
warm you up from the inside out.
BEFORE USING. RUN ABILITY DESIGNATIONS ARE FOR THE RUN IN GENERAL AND
SIZE OR SHAPE. ADDITIONALLY, OTHER NATURAL AND MAN-MADE OBSTACLES MAY
EXIST. CONDITIONS CAN VARY DAILY AND ANY TERRAIN FEATURE SHOULD BE
TAKEN WITH CAUTION. KNOW YOUR OWN ABILITY AND INSPECT ALL FEATURES
DO NOT RELATE TO ANY TERRAIN FEATURE THAT MAY BE ON IT.
Heavenly Ski Resort is entrusted with the stewardship
of lands in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains. We
value clean water, clean air, renewable energy, resource conservation, wildlife habitat
conservation and environmental education. Please share in the stewardship of our land
and water. Carpool and use public transportation or the free Heavenly Shuttle from
most major lodging properties.
STAGECOACH LODGE / SLICE OF HEAVEN:
When you are on the Nevada side of the mountain, stop
by the Stagecoach Lodge. Delicious pizzas, pastas, calzones
and other made-to-order Italian dishes offer a comforting
taste of home. And, be sure to stop by our bar après ski!
Please join us in congratulating the Forest Service on its centennial
and offering thanks to the thousands of dedicated Forest Service
employees who continue to care for our natural legacy.
EAST PEAK LODGE: Stretch out on the huge, newly
renovated deck and munch on one of our gourmet pizzas
or try something new at the Snow Dragon Asian Station.
For more traditional fare, check out what's grilling on the BBQ.
Heavenly is operated under permit from the USDA Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin
Management Unit.The USDA prohibits discrimination in its programs on the basis of
race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs and marital or family
status. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) To file a complaint, write the
Secretary of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, DC 20250, or call 1-800-245-6340 (voice). Persons with disabilities who
require alternative means for communication of program information (braille, large print,
audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA's TARGET center at 202-720-2600 (voice and TDD).
ADVENTURE PEAK GRILL:Take a break at the top of
the Gondola for a signature burger or sandwich hot off the
grill.Warm up with signature soups and chili. And if all that
fun’s got you thirsty, why not enjoy a frosty beer from our
full-service bar.
CAFE BLUE: Midway between lake and sky (and first stop
on the Gondola) you’ll find Cafe Blue, an al fresco dining
paradise with views to match.
Please help preserve our natural resources by recycling all glass, aluminum
and plastic beverage containers in designated centers throughout the resort.
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