SOUTH LAKE TAHOE

## Reaching for Heavenly Heights: Exploring East Peak

Heavenly Mountain Resort, straddling the California-Nevada border, offers skiers and snowboarders an unforgettable alpine experience. But for those seeking a true taste of high-altitude adventure, the East Peak beckons. Towering at 10,067 feet, it claims the title of the second highest peak accessible by ski lift in California, just shy of Mammoth Mountain. This makes it a prime destination for breathtaking views and challenging runs.

Part of the larger Heavenly Mountain Resort, which first opened its doors in 1955, East Peak offers a unique perspective on the stunning Lake Tahoe scenery. Imagine carving down pristine slopes while gazing across the sparkling blue waters, surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Sierra Nevada. With the resort boasting 97 runs and 30 lifts spread across two states and four base facilities, there's terrain for every skill level, from beginner-friendly slopes to expert-only chutes.



East Peak is easily accessed from the resort's base area located near South Lake Tahoe. Once at the top, visitors are treated to panoramic vistas of the lake and surrounding mountains. And the adventure doesn't end with skiing and snowboarding. Heavenly offers a range of activities year-round. During the warmer months, take a scenic gondola ride to the summit for stunning views and hiking opportunities. Or, explore the vibrant town of South Lake Tahoe, with its charming shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Whether you're a seasoned powder hound or a first-time visitor, East Peak at Heavenly Mountain Resort offers an experience unlike any other. From challenging terrain to breathtaking views and a vibrant après-ski scene, it's a destination that truly lives up to its name. So, pack your gear and prepare to be amazed by the sheer majesty of this alpine paradise.

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