Everyday Tahoe
North Lake Tahoe - N is for North
Four seasons of inspiration
This is North Lake Tahoe, in the Sierra Nevada mountains on the California border, where the bluest body of water greets you with open arms. You can explore 11 fun-loving neighborhoods, and wrap yourself in 180 degrees of peace, or play - your choice. North Lake Tahoe is where a vacation is larger than life.
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Reno Tahoe Minute - March, 2008
The progress on the Diamond Peak Base Lodge Renovation has been dramatic! Right now, the lower level is completely walled in. The third and final steel erection is underway with a major lift occurring on September 12th.
Great Conditions and Great Weather in America’s Adventure Place!
February left the Reno-Tahoe area with over six feet of new snow and mild temperatures and endless sunshine are forecasted for the weeks ahead. Now is the time to come and experience the vast variety of terrain and nightlife the Reno-Tahoe has to offer. Reno’s Renaissance is in full swing with great cultural events and big name concerts on the slate. This video features footage of Lake Tahoe ski resorts from Diamond Peak to Homewood on the the West Shore as well as a rundown of the great activities coming up on and off the slopes.
For More Information Visit
http://www.visitrenotahoe.com
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Lake Tahoe - Part V: Detour to San Francisco
THIS VIDEO IS IN SPANISH
WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
I re-uploaded it with english subtitles.
t-rex goes to casinos in Lake Tahoe with his local friends.
We took a little detour to San Francisco.
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t-rex va a casinos en Lake Tahoe con sus amigos locales.
Nos dimos una vuelta por San Francisco.
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North Lake Tahoe is a 45-minute drive from the Reno Tahoe International Airport, two hours from Sacramento International Airport and just over three hours from San Francisco International Airport. Visitor information centers are located at 380 North Lake Boulevard in Tahoe City and 969 Tahoe Boulevard in Incline Village.
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Champ Course Named Best in State List by Golf Digest Magazine
The golf staff is proud to be named 8th in the state!
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STORY SUMMARY: (NORTH LAKE TAHOE, California/Nevada) — Come see what artists are creating in their studios nestled in the gorgeous Tahoe landscape. The fifteenth annual North Tahoe ARTour, a free open-studio tour, offers the public an opportunity to discover the wonderful art made in this region. ARTour will be held for the first time this year on two consecutive weekends, Friday thru Sunday, July 11-13 and July 18-20, 10-am to 5pm daily.
FOOTAGE DESCRIPTION: Footage includes current video of artists’ studios, artwork, the North Tahoe Arts Gallery, plus soundbites (see below).
SUPPORTING COPY: Come see what artists are creating in their studios nestled in the gorgeous Tahoe landscape. The fifteenth annual North Tahoe ARTour, a free open-studio tour, offers the public an opportunity to discover the wonderful art made in this region. ARTour will be held for the first time this year on two consecutive weekends, Friday thru Sunday, July 11-13 and July 18-20, 10-am to 5pm daily. Join in this cultural tradition, sponsored by North Tahoe Arts, to meet artists, discuss their work, and view or buy original art. Artists will also offer technique demonstrations at their studios.
“We continually strive to fulfill the mission statement written nineteen years ago by the North Tahoe Arts founding artists,” says Anne Haley, Executive Director of North Tahoe Arts. Haley continues, “We remain committed to supporting the arts in our community through exposure, education and participation. ARTour 2008 is a chance for the community to visit local artists in their studios and speak with them directly. This unique opportunity — this year for the first time on two consecutive weekends - allows art enthusiasts to enjoy six days of the best local art in Tahoe.”
The tour is divided into six geographic areas: Tahoe City/West Shore studios, North Shore/ Kings Beach studios, Incline Village studios, Tahoe Donner/Donner Lake studios, Truckee/Northstar studios, and Glenshire studios. Free maps with studio locations and a description of the type of art featured are available at many locations throughout the region including the Incline Village Visitors Center, the North Tahoe Conference Center in Kings Beach, the Truckee Visitor’s Center located in the train station building, and most art galleries. Or, just follow the yellow ARTour signs dotting the landscape.
The broad array of media presented this year include oils, acrylics, watercolors, glass, wood, metal furnishings, wearable art, sculpture, gourds, photography, ceramics, and fiber. Some of the artists are regionally or nationally known and collected while others are emerging artists. ARTourists can visit with the artists in their studios, see how they work, and see how they are inspired by their environment. The art on display at the studios will be for sale at artist-direct prices.
Preview work by the ARTour artists at the opening reception Wednesday, July 9 from 5 pm to 8 pm, at North Tahoe Arts, 380 North Lake Blvd, Tahoe City, California. The reception will feature appetizers, music, and an exhibit of ARTour artists’ work. For more information, call North Tahoe Arts at 530 581 2787 or visit http://www.northtahoearts.com.
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Incline Village Golf Courses Ranked One of Golf World’s 100 Best Golf Shops
They are gathering together to pair up to tee off at their first hole - Hole One on their first practice day. July 9, 2008 Awesome!!
Michael Jordan
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Tony Romo
American Century Championship
Golf Tournament
Lake Tahoe, Nevada July 9, 2008
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Come visit me there in two days to buy a approx. 45 min. DVD of this great day!! Jerry Rice, and others are featured in DVD as well.
I will also have an autographed program up for sale as well.
Enjoy watching! Thanks!!
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Golf Digest Magazine announced recently that our Golf Shops have received this national ranking!
IVGID Recreation Crew Building Starts Construction This Month
The IVGID Recreation Crew Building, located at 948 Incline Way, is about to begin $896,000 in new construction.
Snow is in the forecast for the coming days and it’s just in time for Learn to Ski and Board Weekend at resorts around North Lake Tahoe. Take advantage of special rates for first time skiers and riders including lift tickets, rentals and a lesson. Resorts are open and operations continue to expand as we head in to the holiday season. Don’t miss any of the great events coming up including legendary bands, holiday celebrations, santa jibbing and a huge ginger bread house.
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A Feast of Delights
North Lake Tahoe, known for its variety of dining options, has been evolving as a noted culinary destination for years, where the cuisine matches the spectacular surroundings. Each fall, wine lovers and culinary explorers flock to this scenic region to enjoy a week of food and wine events during the annual Lake Tahoe Autumn Food and Wine Festival.
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By: Kevin Rockwell
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Alpine Meadows Ski Resort is located in Lake Tahoe. It operates only in the winter season. When in operation, Alpine is a laid back skiing destination.
Lake Tahoe provides some of the best skiing in the world. Alpine Meadows is located in the valley just below Squaw Creek. It was created with the idea that it would be a family place where the atmosphere was not like that of the other resorts in the area.
Alpine Meadows is made for the average family. This is the place for the first timer, for the family that just wants to experience skiing together and to learn as they go. It is laid back, not filled with the hustle and bustle of the other resorts in the area.
The mountain is dotted by a range of trees. There are junipers, western white and aspen trees that fill the landscape with natural wonder.
Despite their drive to stay grounded and avoid the jet setting atmosphere of Lake Tahoe, Alpine Meadows Ski Resort does provide some of the best skiing in the region. It is focused on providing an experience that is both friendly and adventurous.
Alpine has a variety of trails and terrain. There are many different choices and options for all different levels of skiers. Alpine Meadows also offers many amenities to cater to every need of their guests.
With 2,400 acres of skiing, they provides an amazing skiing experience. It is a different experience then you can get anywhere else in the Lake Tahoe area.
Alpine provides a winter getaway that is both family friendly and challenging. It offers a wide range of activities and a lot of adventure. This mountain is something that can not be missed.
My personal experience has shown that you should ski the back side in the morning before the snow gets slushy. Then slide over to the front side and enjoy the great bowl skiing that Alpine has to offer. I have had many wonderful days on this mountain and always found it to be a challenging ski mountain as well as a family friendly resort dedicated to making you ski experience as good as possible.
Be sure and make a trip to this resort the next time you are headed to Lake Tahoe for winter skiing fun. I guarantee you will enjoy your experience on this mountain. Many great days of snow fun have been had here and I go back every year to get my Alpine fun.
Alpine Meadows Ski Resort is located in Lake Tahoe. It operates only in the winter season. When in operation, Alpine is a laid back skiing destination.
Lake Tahoe provides some of the best skiing in the world. Alpine Meadows is located in the valley just below Squaw Creek. It was created with the idea that it would be a family place where the atmosphere was not like that of the other resorts in the area.
Alpine Meadows is made for the average family. This is the place for the first timer, for the family that just wants to experience skiing together and to learn as they go. It is laid back, not filled with the hustle and bustle of the other resorts in the area.
The mountain is dotted by a range of trees. There are junipers, western white and aspen trees that fill the landscape with natural wonder.
Despite their drive to stay grounded and avoid the jet setting atmosphere of Lake Tahoe, Alpine Meadows Ski Resort does provide some of the best skiing in the region. It is focused on providing an experience that is both friendly and adventurous.
Alpine has a variety of trails and terrain. There are many different choices and options for all different levels of skiers. Alpine Meadows also offers many amenities to cater to every need of their guests.
With 2,400 acres of skiing, they provides an amazing skiing experience. It is a different experience then you can get anywhere else in the Lake Tahoe area.
Alpine provides a winter getaway that is both family friendly and challenging. It offers a wide range of activities and a lot of adventure. This mountain is something that can not be missed.
My personal experience has shown that you should ski the back side in the morning before the snow gets slushy. Then slide over to the front side and enjoy the great bowl skiing that Alpine has to offer. I have had many wonderful days on this mountain and always found it to be a challenging ski mountain as well as a family friendly resort dedicated to making you ski experience as good as possible.
Be sure and make a trip to this resort the next time you are headed to Lake Tahoe for winter skiing fun. I guarantee you will enjoy your experience on this mountain. Many great days of snow fun have been had here and I go back every year to get my Alpine fun.
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Kevin Rockwell loves to visit lovely Lake Tahoe Funand create fun times. Come and find your Lake Tahoe vacation at Lake Tahoe Fun : http://lake-tahoe-fun.com
The North Tahoe Minute - June, 2008
By: Kevin Rockwell
Why do fishermen teem to Lake Tahoe, be it on the California or the Nevada side? This magnificent lake, dubbed “The Jewel of the High Sierras,” is famous the world over, not only for its beauty but for the bounty it contains. An abundance of prize fresh-water sport fish thrive in Lake Tahoe’s clear, deep-blue waters, and the sport fishing is deemed some of the best in the world.
Lake Tahoe travel and sport fishing are the stuff that lifetime memories are made of. The lake itself is the second deepest in the United States, covers 191 square miles and boasts 72 miles of gorgeous shoreline. Cradled in the scenic High Sierras, Lake Tahoe camping offers miles and miles of perfect sites to stargaze under the vast, clean skies and contemplate your next encounter with that trout in the early morning.
Unlike many other sport-fishing waters, Lake Tahoe is open year-round. Fishing licenses are reasonable and available online. Either a Nevada or a California fishing license give permission to fish anywhere in Lake Tahoe. There are even free fishing days during the year, especially appropriate for the novice.
Lake Tahoe fishing regulations include a limit of five per day, with no more than two being the famous lake trout. For the avid fisherman, there are always interesting fishing events to explore at Lake Tahoe, such as rafting, a kid’s fishing derby, barbecues and festivals, to mention a few. One of the most popular fishing events is the Kokanee Salmon Festival, which takes advantage of the yearly landlocked salmon spawning in South Lake Tahoe.
Here’s a partial list of the fantastic fish of Lake Tahoe and surrounds, just to whet your appetite: brook trout, brown trout, rainbow trout, golden trout, the Mackinaw and landlocked Kokanee salmon.
Fly fishing to sport fishing to trophy fishing: Lake Tahoe is host to it all. First class year-round charters are a specialty for Lake Tahoe fishing, as well as the usual ancillary activities in this scenic area. Good fishing, good eating, good times. Check out http://lake-tahoe-fun.com for more detailed information on Lake Tahoe fishing and other activities.
The $4 million dollar Diamond Peak Base Lodge Renovation (Phase 1) is over 30 days in. Everything is on-schedule and set for a completion on November 1, 2008.
North Lake Tahoe is known for it’s variety of options for year-round fun and golf enthusiasts are not left out. The area boasts 50 golf courses within an hours drive, plenty to keep the duffers happy. Featured in this video is the Resort at Squaw Creek, Incline Village Championship Course and Old Brockway in Kings Beach. Don’t miss any of the great events, golf and otherwise, coming up in the coming weeks. Now is the time to be in North Lake Tahoe.
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For more information about North Lake Tahoe visit:
http://www.gotahoenorth.com
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Feb 26 2008 - Ridge Run
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Lake Tahoe both Nevada and California is world renowned for a great mixture of terrains, scenery, resorts, nightlife, and quality of snow. People from all over the world travel to Tahoe every year to experience skiing, snowboarding, and backcountry skiing and shoeing for themselves… Tahoe boasts that not many are disappointed. With 7 resorts to chose from, casino’s and gambling on the Nevada side, and outlets, shopping and fine dining on the California side, South Lake Tahoe, paired with the beautiful scenery in absolutely every direction, it is pretty hard for any vacationer to loose.
One of the most highly regarded resorts is Heavenly Resort who claims to be “Lake Tahoe’s premier winter playground.†Heavenly is the largest resort in California, but is bordering Nevada and Lake Tahoe making the possibilities for fun threefold. Heavenly boasts the not only the largest vertical drop in California (3,500 feet) but also the owner of Lake Tahoe’s tallest summit (10,067). The mountain, at Heavenly, has 95 different and diverse trails that cover all levels of skiing ability and thrill seeking with access from their 30 lifts, nine of which are high speed. Heavenly is also the proud owner of the West Coast’s most powerful snowmaking system ensuring that there will always be enough snow, no matter what Mother Nature has to say! The resort also offers a wide array of skiing schools, clinics and services to make your day perfect. You can take private or group lessons, clinics specifically geared towards women’s adventure, or a host of classes specifically aimed at problem areas. They also have an on site day care, tours, photo and shuttle services, and an area to check your Skis or Snowboard while you enjoy other parts of the mountain. Heavenly also has great tree runs for snowboarders and has the reputation for being a very boarder friendly resort.
There is not lodging on site at Heavenly, but they have worked hard to make sure that your stay at Lake Tahoe can be the best vacation ever. With this goal in mind, they have worked to develop relationships with Hotels, Motels, Condos and Bed and Breakfasts in the area and have special “Heavenly†rates when you select a “Preferred Property.†Prices range from $49 to $200+ a night depending on number of rooms and dates of stay.
Lift tickets to Heavenly vary in price depending on length and time you will be skiing; however, they offer a discount plans if tickets are purchased online a head of time. Prices begin at $106 for the 2007- 2008 and vary from there, but not exceeding $158 for a 2 day pass during the Christmas season. They also have teen and children lift ticket rates. They also offer lift ticket for longer stays 7 to 10 days.
If looking to enjoy some of the most unique runs and chutes while visiting Lake Tahoe, skiing or snowboarding Heavenly is a must on your to do list!
Ski Heavenly!
The NorthStar resort at Tahoe is a unique experience in ski resorts. It has a village full of restaurants, stores, ice rink, as well as the home of a great run for beginners or for pros to warm up on! Along with the Village Run, Northstar has six other attractions to chose from. Mt. Pluto is one of their most family friendly areas. It has many well groomed, moderately pitched runs. For those looking for something just a little harder than Mt Pluto, the Northstar Northwest Territory is perfect. Aimed at intermediate skiers and is ideal for refining your technical skills, training for harder runs, or racing. The Backside is prime skiing for moderate to advanced skiers and offers seven different mile long runs as well as acres of tree skiing. Lookout Mountain is one of Northstar’s local hotspots. Known for its steep inclines and bump runs is a challenge even for experienced skiers. If you are looking for a challenge, this is the place. The Terrain Park is considered one of the “top ten best Terrain parks in North America.†It offers all sizes and skill levels within its 45 rails, boes, 50 jumps and jibs. There is also a 420 foot Super Pipe for snowboarders to enjoy! Another great feature at Northstar at Tahoe is their X-Country and Snowshoeing area. Over 24 miles of are open for snowshoeing, tracking, or skate-skiing in a safe, well groomed environment, away from all the hustle and bustle of the higher paced runs. If you come to Northstar as your first skiing experience, you are in luck they offer many skiing and snowboarding classes for adults, children, and women only classes.
Lift tickets at Northstar vary from $28 to $68 dollars for a single day pass (children/senior to adult). There are discounts for multi day passes and different pricing schedules for holidays.
Northstar also has a great selection of lodging from the Northstar Village rooms, to Northstar Condos, to Northstar Mountain Homes, and the new Northstar Village Condo’s that vary in price and number of rooms from 1 room lofts for $139 a night to deluxe housing packages with 6 rooms, 4 bathrooms for $1800 a night. All in all, Northstar at Tahoe is centered around having everything a family needs for a great ski vacation.
Mt. Rose ski resort boasts Tahoe’s highest elevation point at 8,260 feet and being the closest to Reno, Nevada, the nearest airport to Lake Tahoe. Mt. Rose offers 1,200 acres of powder and the new Chutes has added over 200 acres of steep, 1500 feet of vertical drop at 40-55 degrees, for the experienced skiers enjoyment. There are four gates, or entrances to the Chutes that can be accessed by the normal Zephyr lift chair, or by the express Chuter Chair. Mt. Rose also has a well rounded array of skiing options, with over 60 runs, beginner and intermediate runs as well as advanced and expert runs. The longest run is two and half miles long.
Offering day and half day lift tickets from $68 to $42, Mt. Rose is an inexpensive option for those that may be in Reno or Tahoe for other reasons and just have a day to ski.
There are not lodging accommodations located on Mt. Rose, but the short half hour drive to Reno make the options of lodging, gambling, night clubs, and entertainment when you are not on the slopes very diverse and accessible. Room rates and vacation packages are usually less expensive in Reno than in Lake Tahoe, Mt. Rose gives the budget conscious vacationer a great option!
Kirkwood Resort
Kirkwood Resort offers the intermediate skier the most options on the more than 65 trails, over 50%. They also offer beginning, advanced and expert choices on their 2,300 acres of skiable terrain. One of the most distinctive things about the Kirwood Resort is the many unique and interesting classes and tours. They have a backcountry guided tour, a snowboarding tour, several different skiing tours, as well as classes and clinics for skiers and boarders of all ages. They have safety clinics and take avalanche safety and teaching skiers about it very seriously. They also offer several different types of their Kirkwood: Expeditions series with such tours as the Powder Cat tour or an avalanche tour. They also offer Kirkwood: Expedition tours geared to children and teens, giving them a supervised, educational activity to participate in while their parents are enjoying the runs. The prices for these tours and classes depend on the length and complexity of the tour, but start at $100 and go clear up to thousands for the overnight expeditions. The daily lift tickets are $15 for children and seniors to $69 for a full day adult.
Lodging at Kirkwood can happen on site. They have several different options of small studio rooms, to spacious condos with three plus bedrooms. Most of the accommodations come with TV, VCR, DVD and cable in the room. Many have fireplaces, kitchens, Jacuzzi tubs, and feature hot tubs, recreational rooms, on property as well as options for covered parking and covered swimming pools. There are 10 different locations to stay at while visiting Kirkwood: Meadowstone Lodge, The Lodge at Kirkwood, Lost Cabin, Snowcrest Lodge, The Mountain Club, The Sentinels, Kirkwood Towers, Sun Meadows, The Meadows, and Base Camp all offering different price and luxury accomodations. Prices at these locations depend on time of year and availability, viewing options at their website is probably the best option.
The Sierra at Tahoe Resort is situated farther away from the lake than most of the other Tahoe resorts, and this allows the California skier from San Francisco or Sacramento a shorter commute. Sierra at Tahoe also prides themselves on being a family resort and have tubing, sledding, snowshoeing, and family tours and lessons to encourage parents to bring their kids along for the fun. Even the shape of the resort is family friends, the oval shape allows family member of difference skill sects to go on the runs that they enjoy, and meet back in the middle easily.
There are six parks for everyone to choose from, The Alley, Bashful, Broadway, The Circuit, Smokey, and Upper Main. Smokey park is probably one of the favorites at Sierra at Tahoe, located in the rear, the Smokey area is designating for racing and training. It has diverse terrain making it fun at high or low speeds and for people of all skill levels. For the adrenaline junkies, Bashful Park is the place to be, it features a vertical pitch all the way down and the ability to hit five jumps in a row, there is also a 12 foot wall ride and a line of jibs making this a great place for the advanced to expert skiers. The Broadway is a great place for the more advanced beginners to moderate skiers to start and getting a little bit fancy, it has 10 to 20 feet rails, small jump, tables, and boxes to help them see what the “rush†of skiing is all about!
Lift tickets are $65 dollars for adults on a one day pass and $68 for Holidays. They also offer children and senior passes from $16. Sierra at Tahoe also has a “Parent Perdicatment Tickets†which allow parents to use the same pass back and forth while one parent stays with the younger kids, the other can go up the lift, then they can switch off. This is a great feature for those skiers with small children!
One of the drawback to this resort is there are not any lodging accommodations available, but this could be a great place for a day trip.
Sierra Resort
Alpine Meadows is proud of their 2,400 acres of patrolled, skiable terrain. It has over 100 runs that encompass all skill levels. They offer many different skiing and snowboarding classes and not just the basics, but private out of bound tours and beginner classes that teach using the Direct-To-Parallel program. They also have an on mountain restaurant and snack bar and an indoor children’s play area.
Lift tickets to Alpine are $58 for an adult full day, or $63 for holiday. Child, senior and teen tickets start at $10 through $49. Alpine Meadows also offers discounts for multiple day lift packages.
Although there are not any lodging accommodations at Alpine Meadows, they have several package deals with Reno and Tahoe hotels, resorts, and casinos making the options of visiting Alpine more accessible. They also have shuttles from certain hotels and the parking areas.
Squaw Valley Resort
Squaw Valley, USA is one of the larges Tahoe resorts having over 4,000 acres of terrain. Over “70% of the mountain’s terrain†is for the beginner and moderate skier and/or snowboarder. This is a huge amount of space for someone to explore. They have all sorts terrain parks with half pipes, jumps, and rails. They also have racing services. Squaw Valley offers classes in skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, night skiing, and everything in between.
The lift tickets at Squaw Valley, USA are $73 dollars for an adult day pass, however, they offer great mid-week and multiple day discounts.
The Golf Courses at Incline Village have gained quite a bit of notoriety this summer. In the beginning of the season, the Championship Course was named Best in State by Golf Digest magazine
Recorded on February 26, 2008 Ridge Run Heavenly Valley Lake Tahoe
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