Tahoe Hot Tub

[Anonymous]

I am going to Tahoe for the first time Feb 13-15. Staying with friends who live near North Tahoe area. Will likely ski, Alpine, Squaw, Sugar or Northstar. Where is a good place for Apres-Ski Hot Tub? Nothing beats the Hot Tub for leg recovery.
Are there any hotels or resorts that let people pay to use the hot tubs if it is not an overnight guest?

 

[Anonymous]

Another question: How bad are the conditions going to be based on the weather report? Does rain/snow mean rain at lake level with snow on the hills? or is it going to suck?

http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/fin ... city%2C+ca

P.S. I don't know why my user nambe TheVFDman does not work.

 

[Tony Crocker]

The incoming tropical storm from Baja is going to rain here in SoCal to 8,500 ft. tomorrow but is not predicted to reach the Sierra. Just keep elevations in mind for the next system Monday. Lake Tahoe is 6,200 ft. as is the base of Squaw. You should probably hit Squaw the first day just in case. Base elevation at Alpine and Sugar Bowl is 7,000. If the storm is warm go to Mt. Rose, where the base is 8,200. I'm assuming on a short trip you're not willing to drive around to the higher elevation South Shore areas.