keep sierra clean day

Annual Keep Sierra Clean Day on Sunday

Event Date: 
October 9, 2016 - 10:00am

Sierra at Tahoe created "Keep Sierra Clean Day" ten years ago to help protect the environment before the winter season sets in.

Its a year round job, but this fall event gets friends and neighbors, locals and visitors together on the mountain to give it a good clean up.

Volunteers will ide the chairlift, clean the mountain and collect prizes, and sneak in a great peek at the view while at it!

There will be a free lunch and live music by Mic Smith.

Music and food to reward participants in 9th Annual Keep Sierra Clean Day

Event Date: 
October 11, 2015 - 10:00am

The whole community is invited to help clean up Sierra-at-Tahoe during the 9th Annual Keep Sierra Clean Day on Sunday, October 11, 2015. Ride up the Nob Hill chairlift, sweep the mountain of trash and enjoy live music and free lunch on the Solstice Plaza.

In past years, thousands of pounds of trash has been cleared from the summer slopes, brought in by loyal passholders and employees along with community groups and organizations such as the Sierra Education Foundation, local Boy Scouts and West Slope high school ski and snowboard teams.

Volunteers pick up 1,300 pounds of trash during Keep Sierra Clean Day

This past Sunday at Keep Sierra Clean Day, 300 people from Sierra-at-Tahoe’s loyal community collected nearly 1,300 pounds of trash from the slopes, including unique finds like an electric toothbrush, several snowboards and even a ski from Sierra Ski Ranch. Awards were given in categories such as the strangest find, oldest find and the best haul weight to body weight ratio. Participants reconnected and fueled up with an Italian-inspired lunch at the new Solstice Eatery, then kicked back on the Solstice Plaza listening to Reggie Hall.

Sierra-at-Tahoe clean-up hauls in 1,750 pounds of trash

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - More than 175 members of the community came out to Sierra Resort on Saturday to help clean up the mountain on Keep Sierra Clean Day. More than 1,750 pounds of trash wa...

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