What is the best place in Tahoe to learn how to snowboard?
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The other variable I would want to optimize for is proximity to Truckee
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Answer:
I learnt how to snowboard at during this 2011-12 season with their Tahoe Learning Center pass, which was an amazing deal: http://www.kirkwood.com/site/lessons-rentals/adult-programs After taking one lesson with them for $90, I was able to buy the TLC pass for $249 during mid-season, which gave me 5 x 2.5-hour lessons AND a limited season pass (excluding expert chairs). That's more than enough lessons for most people to start snowboarding at an intermediate level. I spent 8 days total at Kirkwood (plus 6 days no lessons at other resorts) and went from only being able to go heel-side at the start of the season, to now linking turns fast down any blue run and can do single black diamonds cautiously... I know Kirkwood is not close to Truckee, but am mentioning this awesome deal for completeness and for other snowboarding novices. Kirkwood ranks among the top 3 Tahoe resorts for quality of snow, and is slightly further from the Bay Area but I got there easily on Tahoe Snow and Sun and Bay Area Ski Bus day trips. I am now a loyal K-wooder and have since bought the Tahoe Local Pass ($419 for a pass at , and Kirkwood with holiday blackout dates). But Boreal sounds like great value for money too. Whichever resort you choose, wear lots of protection (I recommend wrist guards, knee pads, a helmet and a butt pad), go for it 100% and you won't regret it!! Once you get past the 'falling' stage of learning snowboarding is so much more fun!
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Other answers
Since no one mentioned it, I might add the place where I think is horrible for snowboarders. Heavenly. Far too many flat spots (or even slightly uphill) for snowboarding. This resort is definitely geared more towards skiers. :/
Curtis C. Chan
Boreal is a good option as its cheap, has a great snowboard program and is close to the Bay Area for a quick day trip.
Warrick Taylor
NorthStar in North Shore has a good snowboarding school program for beginners. Their terrain and snowboard park is very good.
John Carlos
Donner Ski Ranch is cheap and not too crowded.
Nikhil Gupte
You can choose from Heavenly/Kirkwood or the Northstar. Both places rocks for beginners or even intermediate.
Nica Martinez
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