One of Lake Tahoe's resort is back up and running Saturday after missing out on ski season last year due to the Caldor Fire.
Sierra-at-Tahoe mountain resort was damaged by the flames of the Caldor Fire last year. The fire burned more than 220,000 acres, scorched 80% of the sierra at Tahoe property, destroyed lifts, ski equipment and several trees.
It took crews six months to re-build and clear debris.
Resort employees said it's a totally different terrain, and some are calling it a new era for Sierra.
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"We have wider runs. West bowl is actually going to be a bowl, it's going to be a new place for people to discover," said Shelby Dunlap from Sierra-at-Tahoe.
Only two lifts will be open Saturday to start, but the resort plans to open later in the season.
