Showing posts with label Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe. Show all posts

February 18, 2011

Mt. Rose Has Received Over a Foot of NEW Snow

Reno, NV - Mt. Rose has received 16-18" of fluffy deep snow, giving us a storm total of 53-62"- and it continues to dump! At 8,260' Mt. Rose received ALL SNOW throughout the storm.

November 3, 2010

Windspires Bring Green Energy to Mt. Rose for 2010-11


Windspires Are Being Installed at Mt. Rose Nov. 3rd at 12PM

Reno, NV - A significant improvement to Mt. Rose for the coming season will be the addition of renewable energy sources to the Winters Creek Lodge. Three "extreme weather energy windspires" will be installed on the north side of the facility between the parking lot and the walkway to the lodge. The intent is to use the wind's power to provide electricity to off-set some of the electrical costs of the new lodge. For example, these three windspires should cover the lighting costs of the Winters Creek Lodge for the upcoming season. Installation is planned for November 3rd at 12 noon.

The average wind speed at the Slide Bowl of Mt. Rose is 14 mph, but these "extreme" windspires are designed to handle winds up to 160 mph. Extensions on these spires will make them 30' tall to take snowpack into account.

May 5, 2010

Mt. Rose – Ski Tahoe Wins a NACE Award

Reno, NV - Ski Tahoe just recently took home a National Association of Catering Executives award at the Reno-Tahoe NACE Tabletop & Confectioners Competition held in the Reno Ballroom March 30th. Mt. Rose won 1st place in the under $500 Day Category with the theme “Mt. Rose Sunshine”.
The Mt. Rose table featured a modern standard house set as the base of the design. Bengaline Moire Platinum Floor length linens (featuring an exclusive texture considered to be an upscale linen) paired the square table, unique modern chairs, square china and flatware.


Mt. Rose has created a standard setup for events that is contemporary and stylish- matching the construction of the new Winters Creek Lodge that opened December 2009. The Winters Creek Lodge offers expansive panoramic views of Washoe Valley in a private setting, located on the Slide side of Mt. Rose – Ski Tahoe.

April 12, 2010

It’s Snowing at Mt. Rose – Ski Tahoe

Reno, NV - Mt. Rose collected 3-5” of snow overnight and it’s still snowing! Right now Mt. Rose lift tickets are sold on www.SkiRose.com at an even more discounted rate than before. Adult lift tickets are now $29, Senior/Teen tickets $19, and Super Senior/Child tickets $7 when you buy online. Be sure to check out the BOATercross on April 17th and get some turns in before closing day April 18th!

April 17: BOATercross
Mt. Rose is holding a special BOATercross on April 17th. Watch this extreme kayaking race on the Mt. Rose Slide Bowl starting at 12 pm!
April 18: Scheduled Closing Date
All Mt. Rose 2010-11 season passes go on sale April 19th. The Unlimited Pass has absolutely no void dates or blackout periods, so you can ski or snowboard whenever you want and it comes fully loaded with tons of perks!

March 26, 2010

Mt. Rose Pink Bash

Reno, NV - Join us for the Mt. Rose Pink Bash April 3rd from 10:30 am-5:00 pm at the Winters Creek Lodge!

The Pond Skim is limited to the first 50 people who sign up- register today by calling 775-849-0704 x200 or Email Here!

March 1, 2010

Huge Spring Savings

Reno, NV - Mt. Rose just received 13-17" of fresh snow and we have several great spring deals! Right now Mt. Rose lift tickets are sold on www.SkiRose.com at an even more discounted rate than before. Adult lift tickets now cost $52, Senior/Teen tickets cost $35, and Super Senior/Child tickets cost $12 when you buy online. Buy your tickets online for the best value!
Mt. Rose Info

February 26, 2010

Mt. Rose Spring Passes On Sale Now!

Reno, NV - Buy your 2010-11 season pass now and ski the rest of this season for FREE! Mt. Rose Spring Passes are valid March 1st through the rest of this season as well as all of next year. The unrestricted Spring Pass has absolutely no void dates or blackout periods, so you can ski or snowboard whenever you want and comes fully loaded with passholder perks redeemable both on and off the mountain!
Mt. Rose Info

February 19, 2010

Slide Back Retro Ski Party on Saturday!

Pink Slip Pass Holder Guests Only $20!

Reno, NV - It's now time to pull out your spandex and neon for the Slide Back Retro Ski Party this Saturday, Feb. 20th and passholders may bring up a friend. Pink Slip Season Pass holders may bring one guest for $20 by presenting their season pass at any ticket window on Saturday (one guest per pass thanks.) Mt. Rose invites skiers and boarders to leave the new millennium behind and travel back in time to the decade that gave us everything from Pac Man to Prozac. Breaking all of the ski fashion laws may even earn skiers and boarders new gear in the "Most Fashionable" contest at the Winters Creek Lodge. All of the action takes place at high noon on Saturday, Feb. 20th.
Marlinton

February 8, 2010

Mt. Rose - Ski Tahoe Offers Advanced Life Support Services


Reno, NV - Mt. Rose – Ski Tahoe provides a service for its guests that is truly unique in the Lake Tahoe region…through a cooperative agreement between Mt. Rose, the Regional Emergency Medical Service Authority (REMSA) and North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District, the Mt. Rose Ski Patrol is now able to provide paramedic level Advanced Life Support for sick and injured guests. Advanced Life Support (ALS) allows paramedics who work as ski patrollers to perform advanced skills and procedures on patients that normally could only have been done by paramedics on an ambulance or medical helicopter. ALS involves the use of invasive and non-invasive procedures such as cardiac monitoring, pacing and defibrillation, pain management, advanced airway management for respiratory emergencies, intravenous access and the ability to administer numerous emergency medications prior to the arrival of ground or air medical transport.

These skills and procedures can prove to be the difference in the survival of critically injured or sick guests and many can be done while the skier is still on the slopes. There is no charge for this additional service. This program allows paramedics from REMSA or North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District who also are Mt. Rose Ski Patrollers to use their ALS skills, training and experience in contrast to EMT basic skills that are performed by most other patrols in the nation.
Mt. Rose Info