Our Key Features

 

Get Involved

Make a Donation

The future SNOW Sports Museum will preserve the winter sports history and Olympic legacy of the Norther Sierra Nevada, where the stories and feats of the legends of winter will stimulate present and future generations to understand the wonder of our unique mountain spirit.

Ski & Snowboard History

An Interactive Cultural Center will tell the stories of skiing & winter sports in the Sierra Nevada, including Washoe Tribes traveling on hand-hewn snowshoes, Gold Miners racing on 14-foot long boards, the 10th Mountain Division elite ski troopers in WWII and how our winter sports pioneers defined our mountain culture.

Ski & Snowboard History

An Interactive Cultural Center will tell the stories of skiing & winter sports in the Sierra Nevada, including Washoe Tribes traveling on hand-hewn snowshoes, Gold Miners racing on 14-foot long boards, the 10th Mountain Division elite ski troopers in WWII and how our winter sports pioneers defined our mountain culture.

Museum VIII Olympic Games

The 1960 VIII Winter Olympics were held February 18-28 in Squaw Valley and Lake Tahoe. Winning the bid for the area with just one chair lift, two rope tows and a 50-room lodge was an international surprise. For just $7.50 a day, you could watch 700 athletes from over 30 nations. The Chairman of Pageantry was Walt Disney, who set new standards by creating remarkable opening and closing ceremonies

Hall of Fame

A Regional Winter Sports Hall of Fame honoring and celebrating the athletes, pioneers and visionaries of our region, whose courage, ingenuity and dedication have enriched the sports of skiing and snowboarding.

Hall of Fame

A Regional Winter Sports Hall of Fame honoring and celebrating the athletes, pioneers and visionaries of our region who have significantly enriched the sports of skiing and snowboarding. Join us and learn what these amazing influencers have to share as they are shaping the industry and advancement of sport in all of its forms.

Event Center

A Community Hub, an Event Center and a Place for Social Gathering where visitors, locals and students can view films and exhibits, attend conferences, classes and lectures, hold meetings and gather for social events in an architecturally iconic building, conveniently located between Truckee and North Tahoe just off Hwy 89.

Education & Awareness

Year-round Enrichment Programs to support education initiatives for history, culture, and technology, along with programs to educate the greater community on our environmental challenges. We will promote Environmental Stewardship to inspire positive change in support of healthy forests and how climate change affects our winters, our water, our lives.

Education & Awareness

Year-round Enrichment Programs to support education initiatives for history, culture, and technology, along with programs to educate the greater community on our environmental challenges. We will promote Environmental Stewardship to inspire positive change in support of healthy forests and how climate change affects our winters, our water, our lives.

Get Involved

 >  Sign up for E-news

>  Make a Donation

>  Donate Things

>  Host a “Fireside Chat” (Informational Social Gathering)

>  Volunteer (at the Boatworks temporary museum, collection program, social media input)

>Join our Board/Advisory Board

HAVE A GREAT IDEA…?

Do you have an idea to share with us about gear you could donate? A cool fundraising scheme? Historical photos, items, stories? A fun event for the temporary museum in the Boatworks?