"California is home to some of the best and most well known ski resorts in the United States, with many centered around Lake Tahoe and many more spread across the state. Some of the ski areas are small, offering just a few chairlifts and a handful of trails, some are among the largest ski areas in North America. These are the 5 biggest ski resorts in California."
"3. Mammoth Mountain - 3,500+ Acres 25 lifts, 180 trails 3,100 feet of vertical rise 350 inches of average annual snowfall 2. Heavenly - 4,800 Acres 28 lifts, 97 trails 3,410 feet of vertical rise 251 inches of average annual snowfall 1. Palisades Tahoe - 6,000 Acres 39 lifts, 288 trails 2,850 feet of vertical rise 400 inches of average annual snowfall"
California hosts a spectrum of ski areas from small operations with a few chairlifts to some of North America’s largest ski resorts, many clustered around Lake Tahoe. The five largest resorts listed include Palisades Tahoe (6,000 acres, 39 lifts, 288 trails, 2,850 feet vertical, 400 inches average snowfall), Heavenly (4,800 acres, 28 lifts, 97 trails, 3,410 feet vertical, 251 inches snowfall), Mammoth Mountain (3,500+ acres, 25 lifts, 180 trails, 3,100 feet vertical, 350 inches snowfall), Northstar California (3,170 acres, 20 lifts, 100 trails, 1,830 feet gain, 350 inches snowfall), and a fifth resort with 15 lifts, 86 trails, 2,000 feet elevation gain, and 354 inches average snowfall.
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