Olympic Valley

The course offers beautiful panoramic views of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding Sierra Nevada.

Visit the High Camp to play bag toss, ladder toss, giant jenga, croquet and badminton with the whole family.

Gallery that displays the works of Keoki Flagg, a world-renowned fine art and extreme sports photographer.

Geocachers can ride Squaw Valley’s scenic Aerial Tram up to High Camp, el. 8200 feet, to find 10 caches hidden among the mountain’s peaks using GPS coordinates.

Graham’s feels a bit like a cozy mountain lodge, but unlike many lodges, whose primary source of illumination day or night is a blazing fire, Graham’s has skylights and picture windows that fill the room with soft, ambient light all afternoon.

The recently renovated Olympic Museum, located at High Camp showcases their unique collection of memorabilia, news articles and video presentations.

At the Olympic Village Inn you’ll enjoy a wide selection of recreational activities, both indoor and outdoor

Couples looking to create a stylish adventure for their guests fall in love with the PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn.

Tucked at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in North Lake Tahoe, just steps away from the legendary ski lifts of Squaw Valley, PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn was built as the home for the 1960 Winter Olympic delegation.

Nestled at the base of the mountain, this ski-in/ski-out resort offers easy access to the village and the lifts. After a full day of exploring, nothing beats a long soak in the hot tub under the stars, except maybe falling asleep snug in your bed!

Surrounded by six majestic Sierra peaks, the Links at Squaw Creek is a championship golf course that sits serenely at the base of Squaw Valley | Alpine Meadows near Lake Tahoe, California.