Getting about in Squaw Valley and surrounding part of Tahoe is made easy with a public bus service that connects the north Tahoe area with Truckee. This reliable and accessible mode of travel is far from the only way of getting mobile in Squaw Valley – transportation has a thrilling side too when you consider air travel. A plane or helicopter offer incredible views in addition to reaching your destination, and the aerial tram up to High Camp is an essential thing to do in Squaw Valley.
Air Tahoe is an air charter company, offering private chartered flights. Based out of the Truckee-Tahoe Airport, Air Tahoe operates a Piper Meridian Turboprop capable of taking up to five passengers while traveling in pressurized comfort at 300 mph.
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During the peak seasons of winter and summer, the Night Rider service offers free transportation after the scheduled Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit runs are completed. Three routes cover most of the North and West Shore, with the service stopping at TART public bus stops. The Night Rider shuttle buses can accommodate bicycles on outside racks.read more
The Village at Squaw Valley
Squaw Valley's Aerial Tram is a wonderful way to see the sights of the area. A two-towered ride that takes about 7 minutes to climb 2,000 vertical feet, the cable car brings groups of people up over the mountains in a heated cabin. With just a few swings as the cabin passes the towers and a smooth entry into the loading and unloading bay and...read more
TART, or Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit, is the free public bus service that connects the North Tahoe and Truckee communities and winter sports areas. TART has routes connecting the West Shore, Tahoe City, Squaw Valley, Incline Village and Truckee and all of the places in between. During both winter and summer, TART offers a free night shuttle service known as the Night Rider. Routes...read more
