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Mt. Rose - Ski Tahoe Photos
Browse through our collection of photography from Mt. Rose - Ski Tahoe to get acquainted with it before your ski trip or to relive great memories on the slopes at Mt. Rose - Ski Tahoe.
Mt. Rose is happy to show us what 34 inches of snow in 24 hours looks like!
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Relax at the fire pits overlooking Lake Tahoe at the Hyatt Regency this winter.
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Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe has opted to extend the ski season into May due to heavy snowfall this spring.
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Mt. Rose continuing to pile on snow on opening day
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Mt. Rose open with fresh snow for 2015/16 season
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The fire pit in the Hyatt Regency backyard.
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An aerial view of the main side of Mt. Rose, Nevada
Jared Dalen riding in the chutes at Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe
Jared Dalen powder skiing at Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe
Enjoying the groomers at Mount Rose.
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