Kirkwood Mountain Resort

The tentatively projected end of the 2025 ski season for Kirkwood Mountain Resort is Sunday, April 20, 2025.

All currently open lifts and terrain will remain operational daily through April 13. After that, frontside Chairs 1, 5, 6, 10, and 11 will stay open through our new closing day, April 20. Timber Creek and Backside chairs and terrain will close for the season after April 13.

– Timber Creek Base Area (including the ticket office, bathrooms, and ski school) will close after April 13.

– We have a jam-packed events schedule for the remainder of the season, including the Banked Slalom on April 5, IFSA Junior National Championships from April 6-13, and our fan-favorite Slush Cup on April 19.

And remember, Epic Passes for next season are on sale now for their lowest price! Lock yours in and come spend another winter with us. In the meantime, we’re excited to keep the season going a little longer—see you out there!

Kirkwood is introducing a new reservations-based parking program to improve guest arrival and reduce congestion on weekends and peak days. This initiative will feature free, paid, complimentary carpool parking options until noon. More information here.

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Kirkwood Mountain Resort 2024-2025 Winter Tip Sheet

Use the new My Epic App to skip the ticket window and go straight to the lifts. Mobile tickets and passes will be scanned hands-free, straight from your pocket, using Bluetooth Low Energy technology.

Located just 177 miles from the Bay Area along scenic Highway 88, Kirkwood’s base elevation of 7,800 feet assures skiers more annual snowfall than any other Tahoe resort. Winter purists and national media alike recognize Kirkwood for the quality of its snow and terrain variety.

Known for its pristine beauty and action-packed expeditions and events, winter fun includes skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, sled dog tours, and backcountry expeditions. An ideal location for weddings and corporate meetings, the Kirkwood Village includes boutique shopping, live music, and dining.

Magical, raw, expansive and remote, Kirkwood is the stuff of legend. With the deepest, driest snow around and some of North America’s most diverse and challenging terrain, Kirkwood offers big mountain riding with small town attitude. It’s about adventure and challenge. Discovery from exploration. Personal satisfaction, from a personal challenge. At the end of the day, a uniquely rewarding experience that can only be had at a handful of places on Earth. Tucked away about 35 miles southwest of South Lake Tahoe, Kirkwood is out of the way but the reward is well worth the effort of finding it.

Our unique location atop the Sierra Crest combined with elevations ranging 7,800 to 9,800 feet creates a little something we like to call the K-Factor – a geographical predisposition to receive the lightest, the driest, and the most plentiful snow in the Tahoe region.  With 2000 feet of vertical drop, and over 2300 acres of terrain from calm groomed beginner runs to hair raising cornices, cliffs and the most high angle grooming around, there’s something for everyone at the ‘Wood.

In the summertime, Kirkwood turns into a picturesque high alpine adventure playground! World class rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and fishing are all just within a stone’s throw of the resort. Fields of wildflowers will take your breath away during the summer months, and the turning aspens make a beautiful backdrop during the fall months.

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