Our 2026 Western trip will be to Palisades Tahoe, located in Olympic Valley, California, the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics. The peak elevation for this ski resort is 9050’ with 2850’ vertical feet of skiing. There are 170 trails with a trail classification breakdown of 25% green, 45% blue and 30% black. We will be staying at the Everline Resort & Spa, which offers ski in/ski out convenience. The hotel is a full-service luxury resort, with restaurants, concierge, fitness center, spa, hot tub and pools, free internet, and room service. Rooms come with two queen beds, mini-fridge and coffee maker. More information here Everline Resort And Spa, Lake Tahoe.

Package Includes: 

• Round trip Airfare Boston to Reno via United Airlines 
• One round trip airport / hotel transfer
• Seven ( 7 ) nights’ accommodations at the Everline Resort Spa
• Baggage handling at the Resort
• Seven ( 7 ) breakfasts
• Welcome dinner on Tuesday, March 17
• Group dinner at Rocker restaurant on Sunday, March 22
• Happy Hour/Après Ski gathering every day in the Fireplace suite.

Trip Cost = $2,859 p/p double occupancy

• For Single supplement, please add $1,236.
• No airfare/no bus transfers deduct $550.
• No airfare/no hotel/no transfers: $200 for welcome and group dinners

The United Airlines flight schedule:

3/17   BOS…7:30 am    DEN…10:02 am - 11:15 am    RNO…12:36 pm

3/24   RNO…1:28 pm    DEN… 4:40 pm  - 5:43 pm     BOS…11:42 pm

Lift Tickets

• Palisades Tahoe is an Ikon mountain
• 80+ Ski free
• Daily lift tickets, various passes can be purchased online

Downhill skiers are required to wear ski helmets on all club sponsored trips. 

Registration:

Please register and pay for the trip online at tohg.org to reserve your spot. Payment is by credit card only by October 15, 2025. Note that each trip participant must register separately online.

Cancellations:

Cancel by December 15, 2025 to receive a full refund less processing fees. Refund amounts are governed by the TOHG Trip Refund Policy and by the Travel Agency’s rules for this trip.  Generally, the later you drop out, the less the refund will be.