Sandwiches, snacks and drinks are available all day. Visitors are welcome to bring their own lunch and enjoy the dining area or the sun deck. The Fischer Demo Center allows skiers to sample the latest in cross country ski technology and performance. Choose from skate skis, diagonal stride skis, snowshoes, and pull behind sleds that allow skiers to tow their children behind them so they can be a part of the day tour. Tahoe XC instructors, trained through the Professional Ski Instructors Association, will take you to the next level in skate skiing and diagonal stride, even downhill skills and Telemark skiing.
Private lessons are also available.
The trails start in open, flat meadows, perfect for getting accustomed to the sport. As skiers work their way out, the terrain rolls and wanders up and down, for exhilarating downhills and challenging climbs that reward skiers and snowshoers with superb views of Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in the United States. The two trail side warming huts are perfect for having lunch, taking a break and making a complimentary cup of hot chocolate or tea. XC now offers 7.5 kilometers of trail open to dogs. Skiers are asked to clean up after their dogs, abide by the posted rules and have fun.