Vail Resorts has reportedly agreed to purchase Lake Tahoe’s Kirkwood Resort for approximately $18 million, according to a story in the Washington Post.
If the deal goes through, Vail Resorts would operate three world-class mountain resorts in the Lake Tahoe region, including Heavenly Mountain Resort in South Lake Tahoe, Northstar California on the north shore and Kirkwood Mountain Resort. . . Vail Resorts said Heavenly and Northstar pass holders will have access to Kirkwood and Kirkwood pass holders will be able to ski and ride Heavenly and Northstar.
Looks like the only thing left at Tahoe for Colorado to buy is the lake. We haven’t really had a reason to drive all the way down to Kirkwood anytime in the last decade, but there are some goods to be had there on occasion.
[Link: Washington Post via TWSnow]
