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Skiing & Snowboarding

Discover fresh powder and fresh West Central Mountain air across Tamarack’s 1,100+ acres of lift-accessible terrain with 2,800 vertical feet. Three high-speed quad chairlifts provide access to 50 runs, which receive an average of 300 inches of annual snowfall. Carve or careen down high-speed corduroy groomers, open bowls, steeps and cornices or cruise through hundreds of acres of glade skiing and gate-accessed backcountry. Ready to test your skills? Then hit one of terrain parks featuring rails, jumps and jibs for all levels.

Getting to the chair is quicker than ever with RFID lift gates—just scan and go. Save even more time by pre-purchasing passes and day tickets online and then picking them up at one of the five kiosks located throughout the snow front or The Village at Tamarack.

NORDIC TRAILS

The Tamarack Nordic Trail system offers a variety of trails that wind through open meadows and forested paths with towering pines. Choose your own adventure through the groves of Aspen, fir, and Tamarack trees on your classic or skate skis, Fat Tire Bike or snowshoes. Our regular grooming program (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday mornings) ensures multiple kilometers of optimal terrain throughout the season. Nordic Trails are open every day from dawn to dusk during the ski season.

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Nordic Ticket Pricing
Day TIcket	$15

Tickets can be purchased at Tamarack Outfitters, located in The Village Plaza.

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Guided Fishing

Lake Cascade is the best place in North America to catch jumbo perch. It also bolsters a great population of rainbow trout and smallmouth bass. Anglers can expect great fishing throughout the spring, summer, and fall. Fishing trips are fully guided and all fishing gear is included, along with lunch. Fishing trips are 5 hours long, and the guide will clean your catch if you choose to keep some fish for dinner. Yellow perch in particular are fantastic table fare. Open May 1st through November 1st, 2023.

Fishing Trips by Reservation Only

For more information and booking contact our head guide:

Chris Weber

920.728.2818

@lake_cascade_guidedfishing

cweb823@gmail.com

Guide for Tamarack Resort

Guide for Tackle Toms

Frequently Asked Questions

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Fishing Trips by Reservation Only

For more information and booking contact our head guide:

Chris Weber

920.728.2818

@lake_cascade_guidedfishing

cweb823@gmail.com

Guide for Tamarack Resort

Guide for Tackle Toms

Frequently Asked Questions

Summer Guided Fishing Trips

4 Person ($750)	7:00 AM - 12:00PM or 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
3 Person ($650)	7:00 AM - 12:00PM or 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
1- 2 Person ($550)	7:00 AM - 12:00PM or 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Winter Guided Ice Fishing

$275 per guest

6 guests max, per guide

Snowmobile rental included

6 years or older

Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

What's Included

Fishing equipment
Heated ice shack (if needed)
Water & snacks

What To Bring

Idaho fishing license
Cold weather gear

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FALL COLORS IN IDAHO

Ever wonder why we’re named Tamarack Resort? It’s because of the remarkable tamarack trees (Western Larch) that surround the resort and change from pine green to Autumn gold as fall arrives. You're invited to experience these vibrant colors from September through November, as the mountains prepare for winter. Below we have highlighted the best ways for you to experience the magnificent fall colors in Idaho, from the Tamarack Grove on the resort, to the aspen tress in the meadows, we have all the beauty Idaho has to offer!

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Livestock Etiquette

What do you get if you cross an angry sheep and a moody cow? An animal that’s in a baaaaaaaad moooooood. All jokes aside, you may encounter both animals along West Mountain Road this fall. Here are a few tips on how to interact with these animals.

The sheep are typically protected by Great Pyrenees or other working sheep dogs. They are not pets, they take their job seriously!
Mountain bikers should dismount from their bikes.
Walk your bike through the sheep and then continue on your ride.
Keep your pets on a leash.
If the working dogs approach you, talk to them and let them know you are a human and not a threat.
Approach cattle very slowly and give them time to move off the trail.
If a cow runs down the trail in front of you, stop and wait, and let the animal move off the trail.
If you see anyone harassing cattle, wildlife or wild horses, please notify the BLM or the Forest Service.

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Fat Tire Biking

Fat biking is one of the easiest and yet most rewarding ways to explore the trails at Tamarack!

Snowshoeing at Tamarack Resort

OPEN FOR SEASON!

Explore vast terrain in the meadows at Tamarack. Snowshoe through 24k of designated trails varying from wide open views of lake Cascade to dense forests full of wildlife. Whether you're adventuring alone or the whole family is heading out, grab your rentals or bring your own and enjoy our winter wonderland.

Cross Country Bike Lessons

Looking to up your mountain biking game? Look no further than our top-notch mountain bike lessons at Tamarack Resort.

Downhill Mountain Bike Lessons

Looking to up your mountain biking game? Look no further than our top-notch mountain bike lessons at Tamarack Resort.

SCENIC CHAIRLIFT RIDES

Ride the picturesque Tamarack Express 1700’ up to mid-mountain and experience life at 6,600’! Take an exhilarating hike through wildflower fields and get lost in Idaho’s natural beauty. Then, hangout at mid-mountain to soak in the best views of Lake Cascade and Valley County. Ride the scenic chairlift back down or take the long way and hike down to The Village. Either way, experience Idaho from a new perspective!