With 4,000 skiable acres, Squaw Valley has the most in Tahoe. The ski area offers over 30 restaurants and bars. Mt. Rose has less of a resort feel, but offers private meeting space in the top floor of its lodge. The Cornice room seats 40 theater-style, the Summit room offers a permanent conference table which seats 14, and the Mountain View dining facility can accommodate 250 reception for private dining. But winter isn't Tahoe's only outdoor season.
Groups can enjoy hiking, biking, or take advantage of the lake and the water sports it offers.
Most of the ski resorts offer hiking, horesback riding, and mountain biking trails in spring and summer. Big Meadow is a 16 mile trek which starts at a trailhead on the summit of Mt. Rose and continues on to Verdi. Half of the trail is on logging roads, making it a great option for mountain biking. Horseback riding can be arranged through stables such as the High-Sierra Stables, Northstar Riding Stables, or the Squaw Valley Stables . But the lake itself is the shining jewel amongst the mountains.