About OLYMPIC VALLEY, CA

Olympic Valley, California, also known historically as Squaw Valley, is a picturesque unincorporated community in Placer County. Nestled northwest of Tahoe City along California State Highway 89, it lies on the banks of the Truckee River near the stunning Lake Tahoe (about 23 miles to the South). This charming valley is renowned for being the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics, making it the smallest resort area to ever host the Olympic Winter Games. Today, it is home to Palisades Tahoe, a premier ski resort offering a blend of challenging and groomed slopes, scenic tree runs, and diverse snow activities. Surrounding Olympic Valley, you’ll find a wealth of outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy hiking and exploring the beautiful trails in the area, such as those in the Tahoe National Forest. The region also offers opportunities for snowshoeing, kayaking, and scenic cruises on Lake Tahoe.​

About EVERLINE resort & spa

A luxury California resort in an idyllic mountain setting, Everline Resort & Spa rests at the base of Palisades Tahoe, the third largest ski resort in North America, just minutes from North Lake Tahoe.  The resort is about 23 miles from the North side of Lake Tahoe, and 13 miles from nearby Truckee, CA.  
Our gracious hospitality and full-service amenities have earned Everline Resort & Spa recognition from top publications. Forbes magazine ranked the resort among the top 8 hotels in Lake Tahoe, and Condé Nast Traveler placed it in the top 50 ski hotels in North America. Recreation enthusiasts can enjoy our championship golf course, heated swimming pools, water slide, scenic hiking and biking trails, fly fishing center, ski-in/ski-out lodging, cross-country ski center, and private ice-skating rink.
Whether you're looking for a world-class destination for a corporate conference or you're seeking an exciting family vacation, Everline Resort & Spa provides everything you need to share great experiences and create cherished memories.​

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