6 Squaw Valley Must-Do's for Your Next Trip

Wildflour is a Squaw Valley must on several levels.
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The owners of Uncorked are the proprietors of five popular, sophisticated and trendy wine bars around the Tahoe area, and their passion for wine shows clearly.
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Uncorked in Squaw offers a wonderful place to not only hang out and enjoy a quiet, relaxing glass (ahem… bottle) of wine with friends, but also to partake in a truly enlightening oenophile experience.
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Affectionately known as the Chammy, this particular bar is the stuff of legend, where every Squaw skier you have ever heard, or will never hear of, comes to grab a beer, a slice and a little social scene to round out the ski day.
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Decade after decade since it first opened its doors in 1969, Le Chamois and Loft Bar remains the go-to spot for reliving the glory of every ski day in Squaw Valley.
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The Auld Dubliner brings a bit of Irish festivity to the snowy Sierras.
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Squaw Valley.
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Cruising groomers at Squaw.
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Views skiing Squaw.
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Squaw tram.
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Squaw firepit.
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