Diamond Peak Ski Resort

Perched above Incline Village, Diamond Peak Ski Resort symbolizes community unity and the awe-inspiring natural beauty of Lake Tahoe. 

Its history dates back to the 1920s when North Lake Tahoe began attracting visitors with the introduction of casino gambling. 

The birth of Incline Village and what is now known as Diamond Peak Ski Resort happened in the 1960s. Art Wood, an entrepreneur, envisioned a master-planned vacation resort community with Ski Incline (the original name of Diamond Peak) as a cornerstone of recreation. 

Luggi Foeger, an Austrian-born ski resort consultant, was instrumental in selecting the resort's current location, offering various terrains and stunning views of Lake Tahoe.

A significant milestone occurred in 1966, marking Diamond Peak as a pioneer in snowmaking, being the first in the western United States to install such a system. This initiative provided assurance against unpredictable snowfall, and the resort opened with three chair lifts, a T-bar surface lift, and snowmaking equipment.

In the 1980s, to accommodate the growing popularity of skiing in Lake Tahoe, the resort expanded, doubling its skiable acreage and adding more advanced terrain. 

This expansion led to a name change to "Diamond Peak at Ski Incline," eventually shortening to "Diamond Peak."

The resort continues to grow, embarking on multimillion-dollar improvement projects to enhance its facilities and snow making capabilities. Most recently, the resort has been updating its Master Plan to explore future development possibilities and introduce summer activities.

Fun Facts & Cool Features

Diamond Peak Ski Resort offers something for everyone, with 30 runs encompassing open glades and tree skiing. Beginners, intermediates, and advanced skiers will find the perfect slope to match their skill level, making it an ideal destination for mixed-ability groups or families.

The Village Terrain Park is a haven of jumps, rails, and features. Whether you're a seasoned freestyler or just starting to explore terrain parks, this area excites your skiing experience.

Diamond Peak takes full advantage of its elevated location, offering skiers and snowboarders a panorama that includes the glistening Lake Tahoe and the surrounding snow-capped mountains.

Families with little ones will appreciate the Child Ski & Ride Center. Here, young skiers and riders can receive expert guidance and instruction, ensuring a positive and enjoyable introduction to snow sports.

Refuel after a thrilling day on the slopes at one of Diamond Peak's various dining options. From Base Lodge Provisions to Wild Bill's BBQ and Snowflake Lodge, the resort caters to diverse tastes, offering a range of culinary experiences from hearty mountain fare to refined dining.

Throughout the winter, the resort hosts various events, from festive gatherings to exciting competitions. These events add a layer of vibrancy to the overall experience, ensuring every visit is unique.

Diamond Peak Ski Resort has something special for everyone, whether you're a thrill-seeker, a family with young ones, or seeking a sustainable and community-oriented winter retreat.

Getting There

Finding your way to Diamond Peak Ski Resort is as easy as navigating the slopes. If you're starting from Incline Village, Nevada, follow these steps:

• Head south on NV-28 S/Lakeshore Blvd toward Village Blvd.
• Continue to follow NV-28 S for approximately 2 miles.
• Turn left onto Ski Way, and you'll arrive at Diamond Peak.
• Address: 1210 Ski Way, Incline Village, NV 89451

Cost

• Adult Lift Ticket: $140 - $175
• Youth (13-23) Lift Ticket: $120 - $160
• Child (7-12) Lift Ticket: $60 - $85
• Senior (65-79) Lift Ticket: $120 - $160
• Beginner Lift Ticket*: $80 - $120
• 6 & under / 80+: Free

(*Beginner ticket only has access to School House and Lodgepole chairlifts)

Prices are subject to change; check their website for updates.