DISCOVER FREE ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES!

Free Activities

Together, we are creating eco-discovery experiences at Heavenly to promote education and awareness of our unique environment. Interpretive Discovery Zones will be seamlessly integrated at trails and activities throughout the Mountain, where guests can actively learn about the Mountain, its animals and the environment. 
Yoga

Heavenly Yoga Series Presented By Supergoop!

Free to 19/20 Passholders & $53 (Scenic Gondola Ticket) for Non-Passholders

  • 75 minute class
  • Complimentary water bottle
  • Yoga mats available first-come first-served basis
  • Located at Mid-Station Heavenly Gondola
  • Gondola boards at 9:30am
  • Friday's 10am at the Blue Sky Terrace (Mid-Station) 
  • June 28
  • July 5, 12, 19, 26
  • August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
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Hiking

 

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Mid-Station Trailhead

  Martin’s Peak Trail 0.2 Miles | 102 ft Elevation Gain 

Black Bear Hollow Trailhead (top of gondola)

  Loop Trail 0.3 Miles | 30 ft Elevation Gain

  Cal Lookout Trail 0.4 Miles | 30 ft Elevation Gain 

  Tamarack Trail 1.3 Miles | 584 ft Elevation Gain 

  Silver Rush Trail 1.1 Miles | 683 ft Elevation Gain (CLOSED)

  East Peak Lake Trail 1.6 Miles | 525 ft Elevation Gain

Tamarack Chair Trailhead

  Skyline Trail 0.9 Miles | 230 ft Elevation Gain

 

All distances are ONE-WAY

 

Free Guided Hikes Daily:

Join us on a guided hike at the base of the Gondola stairs every day at 11am! The hike lasts roughly an hour and consists of a moderately difficult trail. Closed-toe shoes and water are required for participation. The hike is open to all, and we look forward to giving you some insight into Heavenly Mountain Resort, Lake Tahoe, its ecosystem, and the surrounding area along the journey. 

Animal Abilities

Animal Abilities

Each Animal Ability station provides a hands-on interpretive experience for you to experience the incredible abilities of Tahoe’s local animals. The loop trail showcases six unique Animal Ability activities.
Story Stakes

Story Stakes

Feature interpretive stories about native animals, plants, trees and the environment accompanied by fun facts and photos. 
Pathway Stones

Pathway Stones

Along the path from the Granite Peak Climbing Wall to Tamarack Lodge, you will discover six boulders featuring stories of the Tahoe area – its pioneers, history, recreation and preservation.