Lee Canyon

Lee Canyon changed a lot since 5-6 years ago when I was there for the last time. They used to have one parking lot on the street and on the hill and everything was concetrated there (ski rentals, locker rooms with benches where you can sit and put your equipment, restaurant, ticket office...). Now rentals are down the hill where the new parking lot it located, so make sure if you need rentals to go to the lover parking lot. The upper area locker room has one chair inside, so you need to wait for some one else to finish, and we all know it might take a long. There is no ticket office any more, but there is machine in outside area where you scan your barcode and you got your ski pas. If you want to attach your card to the plastic hanging thing you can buy this in the store for 6 $. There is another ski trail for beginners apparently from the bunny trail. The new one doesn't have ski lift it has moving rubber (something similar like escalator for skiis). And I was surprised there is a brand new ski lift that was almost empty on Friday morning. Love the nre trail which is not steep as other two. Guys who works on lifts are super cool and helpful. There is also coffee place which is very nice and clean and pretty good coffee choices and not so much food. Bathroom is pretty big and everything is working perfectly

You get a $10 credit per paid lift ticket. At the restaurant, they are EXTREMELY rude! I am a veteran in the restaurant industry in Las Vegas...which means I have an extremely long leash when it comes have empathy and understanding. It has taken over an hour to get food 3 out of the 6 times I have been there. I usually bring 3-5 kids with me...and as a parent...we can all attest to how hungry children behave!!!I still really like the place. When you go into the restaurant understanding that it will take an hour...you can prepare and go early. So make sure you prepare!Also, I havnt been in about a month. I sent multiple emails, reached out to the manager on duty, and reached out to the corporate headquarters. No reply back. So I decided to leave this review. I have another two stories that just don't make sense. I don't want to write a dissertation though!With all that said...I will still take my kids here!

Went here on Dec. 25 and Dec. 27Alert!! Rentals must order online and it took 2hrs for us to get the boots and board. To get the Free Kids power card was not at the same location, you must walk up to the Bristlecone Base Area. We were all exhausted already from just waiting to get our gears. We learned our lesson to never get rentals at the resort so for Dec. 27th we rented elsewhere ahead of time before heading to the resort.Only the easier runs were open. About 90% were beginners there. It's a lot less people compare to Big Bear, but Lee Canyon is so much small that it seemed crowded, so there weren't not much space area for us to practice. My daughter enjoyed her snowboard lesson.Like other reviews mentioned, some staff were friendly and some weren't. Feeling welcome makes the experience more enjoyable for beginners and parents. Hope the management creates a positive work environment.**order lift tickets ahead of time. Prices 2 weeks ago can double on the day of.

We're so lucky to have these mountains only an hour away from Vegas. You can ski and snowboard here.Kids under 12 get to ski for free and the kids in our family can't get enough. If you don't ski or snowboard you can come up to ride a lift, enjoy a meal or drink, or just take in the beautiful scenery. It's also great to escape up here in the Summer since the temperature is significantly lower than it is in the valley.

Skiing is often missed during summer and heading to the slopes is not only a journey but a financial burden to many.But if you want a reasonably priced skiing trip during the winter while in the Las Vegas area, I'd say, Lee Canyon is the way to go. The whole package including skis, rentals for the shoes and poles, head gear and lift tickets are about $150 or less, depending on what you bring to your trip.It's a small ski resort and often only available during the short winter in the LAs Vegas, Nevada area. When there's a limited snow fall, they use powder but when it's snowing, this ski resort is heaven and divine.Hot drinks are very reasonably priced and burgers etc., are always available too.It's not crowded and the drive from the Las Vegas area is as clean and free as possible. They have plenty of nice and kind staff members who monitor and sustain public safety and skiers. Public safety is also their main goal and all their ski patrols are spread all over the resort during the skiing landscape. We enjoyed the ski trip and hopefully will be back to be here again. They close at 4 PM so be aware to enjoy the skiing before they close.

Just wanted to say that I still think this place is great! Came here for the start of the season. Their lift ticket deals are really good. Even got a private lesson for $150 (you can add up to 4 people for no additional charge). Our instructor, Dave, was the best. He was super friendly, knowledgeable, and overall great. I would highly recommend taking lessons from him!! This place is definitely great for beginners to learn or to even just chill in their restaurant area. The staff is pretty nice and parking is easy. Would recommend coming here at least once!

First but definitely not the last time here! Our son got married here and they used rented out the lodge for the evening. It exceeded our expectations for sure. Their reception-banquet room itself was wide open with super tall windows allowing the breath taking views be the decor. Their wedding coordinator (I think her name was Emily) was on top of it all night! She put out the decorations the bride brought and did a great job. She guided everyone to head out to the outdoor ceremony spot, got the reception started right after the ceremony, cut the cake and was there till the very end of the reception. Our bartender was on her game! She was friendly, quick with service and handled the crowd all on her own. A possible downside was the bathroom was downstairs but there was an elevator available for those who can't traverse the stairs multiple times. All in all, it was a wonderful experience and I would HIGHLY recommend this spot for anyone who wants to rent out this space for a special occasion.

Small ski place easy drive from strip. Not that many runs. There is a beginner run, then experienced intermediate or higher. Good to learn skiing. Lift runs on diesel fuel, so bottom of beginner lift has diesel exhaust smell. Rental experience was terrible. After getting lift tickets, they don't tell you that you have to drive down to another parking lot for rental equipment . No signage either. We had reservations and showed up on time, but whole process of lining up for boots then skis took over 1.5 hours. After that, child received wrong skis meant for someone else. After we figured that out, found out one ski binding was defective that is why it kept coming off. Overall wasted about 2.5 hours. I wrote to customer service only asking for rental refund of just child, and they sent back a generic email of their refund policy.

The fact that you can't even call them for customer service alone is ridiculous and insane. They want you to email your concerns and will take 3 days to respond. I tried to call them to let them know their website no matter what day you pick it won't allow me to purchase and wanted to ask if I could purchase in person as on their website it says online only... how are people are supposed to get any help?? And it's affecting their business too. It gives no "next" option after selecting any date

Originally known as The Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort, Lee Canyon is Southern Nevada's only ski resort. It's located in the stunning Spring Mountains. But it's not just for winter lovers--when the snow melts, Lee Canyon transforms into a mountain biking and hiking paradise. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting, Lee Canyon has something for everyone.