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  • Nevada Parks initiates 75 Mile Club

    Nevada Parks initiates 75 Mile Club

    To commemorate the 75th anniversary of Nevada State Parks, State Parks is partnering with the Recreational Trails Program to sponsor a 75 Mile Club. Hike, bike, snowshoe, cross country ski or ride a horse on 75 miles of designated trails in Nevada state parks, complete and submit the tracking form and receive a Certificate of […]

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  • Snowmobiling season extended at Zephyr Cove

    Snowmobiling season extended at Zephyr Cove

    New snow has extended Zephyr Cove Resorts’ snowmobiling season. They will have its encore snowmobiling excursions this Friday and Saturday. The tour schedule is 10am, noon and 2pm. Single rider machines are $119 and double rider machines are $139. Click here for more information.

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, April 22

    Lake Tahoe ski report, April 22

    Heavenly, Kirkwood and Sugar Bowl are wrapping up the season this weekend — and it has nothing to do with the amount of snow on the slopes. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Tahoe ski patrollers score high in nationwide competition

    Tahoe ski patrollers score high in nationwide competition

    Ski patrollers went head to head last weekend at Squaw Valley during the first nationwide Professional Ski Patrol Olympics. Patrol teams from across the United States and Canada competed in sled races, bamboo throws, avalanche transceiver searches and a giant slalom race down some of Squaw Valley’s steepest terrain. Spectators and patrollers took in the […]

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  • Rich memories linger after 165 miles of Tahoe Rim Trail

    Rich memories linger after 165 miles of Tahoe Rim Trail

    By Jim Mrazek Lake Tahoe is a jewel sitting in Northern California, rich in views from lakeside to mountaintop, and over 1600 feet at its deepest. This depth produces the stunning blue waters that can be seen from afar. That and the clarity of the lake are something that all visitors come to see and […]

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  • Cost of Bay Area-run campground in Tahoe going up

    Cost of Bay Area-run campground in Tahoe going up

    By Jeanine Benca, Contra Costa Times LIVERMORE — If you want to stay at Camp Shelly this summer, be prepared to pay s’more. For wholesome family fun at dirt cheap prices, local residents always have been able to count on the campground — a no-frills site near the south shore of Lake Tahoe operated by […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, April 17

    Lake Tahoe ski report, April 17

    Get some turns in because the season is winding down at many resorts. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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  • Tahoe Rim Trail trail guide course

    Tahoe Rim Trail trail guide course

    The Tahoe Rim Trail Association’s three-day, regional Guide Training will be May 21-23. The training will be at Granlibakken Conference Center in Tahoe City, and the course cost includes food and dormitory style lodging. This training is designed for those who wish to guide for the TRTA, or for another organization. Volunteers get the skills […]

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  • Lake Tahoe ski report, April 16

    Lake Tahoe ski report, April 16

    Go ski. Several resorts are calling it quits for the season after this weekend. Here is the ski report from Curtis Fong, the Guy from Tahoe.

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