The Official North Lake Tahoe
Winter
2015-16
VISITOR GUIDE ADVENTURES AND FUN FOR NON-SKIERS FIND YOUR IDEAL MOUNTAIN HOT HAPPY HOUR SPOTS AND DEALS WHERE TO EAT AND SHOP
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WELCOME
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So Much to Ski and Do Quick Facts Getting Around Touch the Lake Snowshoeing Fun Adventure Central Ski Resorts Cross-Country Skiing Après Ski/Nightlife
Community Profiles
Welcome to North Lake Tahoe — a winter wonderland that will fill you with magical, memorable moments that will last for years to come. This area boasts the largest concentration of Alpine and Nordic ski areas in the world. With 11 Alpine resorts and six Nordic ski areas, you can literally ski for three weeks and not ski the same place twice! Of course, you might want to take a few days to rest your body and to experience something besides skiing. For the very adventurous, you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Pacific Crest from a paddleboard, kayak or fishing charter. Be sure to “Touch the Lake” while you are here during the winter for museums, restaurants and activities along the shores of the largest, clearest Alpine lake in North America. At the end of an active day of snow play or lake play, snuggle up around a hot drink and enjoy the culinary talents of renowned Lake Tahoe chefs, pairing your meals with our famous California wines. Or schedule a massage to loosen up sore muscles at one of the many spas in the region. Check out our website at www.gotahoenorth.com on your favorite device or visit our friendly staff at the North Lake Tahoe Visitor Center at the “wye” in Tahoe City. We’d love to help you create and enjoy a dream winter visit!
Tahoe City Kings Beach/Tahoe Vista West Shore Olympic Valley The Village at Northstar Incline Village/Crystal Bay Truckee
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WELCOME
So Much to Ski and Do
Few places on earth combine world-class skiing and riding, fine dining and awe-inspiring scenery like North Lake Tahoe—blessed with distinct, charming towns and a cornucopia of winter activities and events. Where to start? Are you here to ski or ride? Looking for huge mountains and challenging terrain, or comfortable cruising on long, smooth trails? It’s all here—and everything in between. On page 20 of this guide you’ll find summaries and statistics of a dozen downhill resorts. Looking for activities beyond the slopes? Turn to pages 13-18 for myriad non-skiing options, including the low-hassle, low-impact fun of snowshoeing—an ancient pursuit transformed by modern, light equipment. You don’t have to break a sweat to enjoy winter here. Stroll among the shops and dining options along the lakefront or surrounded by mountain peaks. Reserve a cozy scenic table for a memorable meal and evening. Information on restaurants, shopping, spas and much more is found throughout the Community pages and Directory section of this guide. Stunning scenery is certainly one of the most spectacular aspects of a winter visit to North Tahoe. If time allows, make sure to explore other towns or ski villages. There’s magic in a North Lake Tahoe winter, whether experienced under falling snowflakes or in the sparkling brilliance of a crisp, sunny day. 6 WINTER 2015/SPRING 2016 | North Lake Tahoe Visitor Guide
Are you here to ski or ride? Looking for huge mountains and challenging terrain, or comfortable cruising on long, smooth trails? It’s all here— and everything in between.
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Get the most out of your North Lake Tahoe visit
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Downhill & Cross-Country Ski Resorts
Sacramento 90 miles San Francisco 180 miles
Downhill Alpine Meadows Tahoe City (800) 403-0206 squawalpine.com Boreal Mountain Resort Truckee (530) 426-3666 rideboreal.com Diamond Peak Ski Area Incline Village (775) 832-1177 diamondpeak.com Donner Ski Ranch Norden (530) 426-3635 donnerskiranch.com Granlibakken Resort Tahoe City (530) 581-7533 granlibakken.com Homewood Mountain Resort Homewood (530) 525-2992 skihomewood.com Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe Highway 431 (775) 849-0704 skirose.com Northstar California Truckee (530) 562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com Soda Springs Norden (530) 426-3901 skisodasprings.com Squaw Valley Olympic Valley 1-800-403-0206 squawalpine.com Sugar Bowl Ski Resort Norden (530) 426-9000 sugarbowl.com Tahoe Donner Downhill Truckee (530) 587-9444 tahoedonner.com/downhill-ski
Cross-Country Northstar California Truckee (530) 562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com Resort at Squaw Creek Nordic Center Olympic Valley (530) 583-6300 squawcreek.com Royal Gorge Norden (530) 426-3871 www.royalgorge.com Tahoe XC & Winter Sports Park Tahoe City (530) 583-5475, tahoexc.org Tahoe Donner Resort Truckee (530) 587-9484 tahoedonner.com/ cross-country
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FEATURES | QUICK FACTS
A Natural Wonder
Fun facts and stats about Lake Tahoe
The maximum depth of Lake Tahoe is 1,645 feet with an average depth of 1,000 feet. The lake is 72 miles around and almost 22 miles long.
Two-thirds of Lake Tahoe is in California, one-third is in Nevada. The lake’s surface elevation is approximately 6,220 feet with the Tahoe Basin’s tallest mountain, Freel Peak, topping out at 10,891 elevation.
On average, Tahoe has 274 days of blue sky annually, three out of every four days.
Convention Visitor Bureau or Resort Association Visitor Center to pick up brochures and area maps, book activities with a
concierge and purchase local event tickets, or talk with a friendly and knowledgeable expert about this exciting, diverse region.
TAHOE CITY VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER
Snowfall has been recorded every month of the year at Lake Tahoe.
100 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City, CA (530) 581-6900 Located next to Fanny Bridge at the Truckee River dam
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Lake Tahoe’s surface temperature ranges from below 40 degrees Fahrenheit in winter to over 70 degrees in summer and fall. Below 600-700 feet, Tahoe’s water temperature remains a constant 39 degrees Fahrenheit. Lake Tahoe has 63 tributaries but only one outlet, Truckee River, controlled by a dam in Tahoe City.
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INCLINE VILLAGE/CRYSTAL BAY VISITORS BUREAU 969 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village, NV (775) 832-1606 Look for the building with the large clock
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS—NORTH LAKE TAHOE KIOSKS Truckee Donner Chamber of Commerce & California Welcome Center 10065 Donner Pass Rd., Truckee, CA (530) 587-8808 Inside the train station building downtown
PLACER COUNTY VISITOR BUREAU 1103 High St., Ste. 150, Auburn, CA (530) 887-2111
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Lake Tahoe holds more fresh water than the capacity of all the man-made reservoirs in the U.S. combined.
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FEATURES | GETTING AROUND
Getting Around
Enjoy North Lake Tahoe without your car TART (Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit) will be hitting the streets this winter with a new look and new services! Traveling around North Lake Tahoe and between Truckee has never been more convenient and enjoyable. Offering service daily along Tahoe’s North Shore with connections to the Magical West Shore, Squaw Valley, Northstar and Truckee. New this season, Hwy. 267 with service into Northstar and Truckee will continue year-round, offering service daily throughout the year. Getting out and enjoying the nightlife on the North Shore has never been easier! TART offers FREE Night Rider service between Crystal Bay and Squaw Valley, Tahoe City and Tahoma, and Crystal Bay and Northstar. Service operates December 14, 2015, to April 3, 2016. Enjoy Express Ski Shuttle service to Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows and Homewood on the North Lake Tahoe Ski Shuttle! TART will provide FREE service on holidays and
weekends and a voucher program to North Lake Tahoe lodging properties for transfers any day of the week to all area ski resorts serviced on the North Shore. Service operates December 18, 2015, to March 27, 2016. TART’s Truckee Local route provides hourly service in and around Truckee Monday through Saturday and service to Donner Summit Ski Resorts throughout the winter. RENO-TAHOE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (RNO)
Nine airlines operate out of Reno-Tahoe, a convenient airport that’s only a 45- to 50-minute drive from the lake. Sixteen cities are served by nonstop flights. A recently remodeled terminal has rental car and ground transportation located steps from the baggage carousels. (775) 328-6400; www.renoairport.com For additional information visit: TahoeTruckeeTransit.com
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FEATURES | TOUCH THE LAKE
Touch The Lake
Post a photo of yourself touching Lake Tahoe and you’ll be entered to win great prizes all winter long. Join Facebook.com/ LakeTahoeNorth and post the photo with #TouchLakeTahoe. In December, snap a picture during a North Tahoe shopping trip and post with #ShopTahoe. The contest closes on Christmas Day with a winner chosen. Dine at any of North Tahoe’s excellent restaurants during the month of January, capture a delicious moment, post to Facebook with #DineTahoe, then stay tuned to the page to vote for a winner. Here are some of the best spots to Touch The Lake in snow season, plus something you can do to help protect Lake Tahoe while you’re there.
Marina, or rent a boat or fishing charter at the marina and head out on “Big Blue.” The marina offers rentals all year. NORTH SHORE
Waterman’s Landing at Patton Beach in Carnelian Bay has a shoreline of smooth rocks just steps from the parking area. Dogs are welcome. Because the stretch of white sand at Kings Beach faces almost directly south, the winter sun and occasional waves will often leave a stretch of beach free of snow. Stop by the Lone Eagle Grille at Incline Village’s Hyatt Regency and venture away from the fireplace in the bar to its sandy stretch of lakeshore. HELP PROTECT THE LAKE
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Cross-country ski or snowshoe down to the lake at Sugar Pine Point State Park. In nearby Homewood, you’ll find a marina and lakefront dining. When snowplows clear the roads, head to Hurricane Bay, three miles south of Tahoe City on Highway 89, a dog-friendly beach of smooth rocks. TAHOE CITY
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Download a new smartphone app, “Citizen Science Tahoe,” to help the U.C. Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center’s ongoing monitoring and data collection. Share what you see along Tahoe’s shores to help scientists better understand conditions around the lake. Data and images from the app will be part of a new exhibit at the Tahoe Science Center, open year-round in Incline Village. Go to CitizenScienceTahoe.org to download the mobile app, then go to the beach!
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SNOWSHOEING FUN | FEATURES
Snowshoeing Fun By Alison Bender As winter snows fall upon this area’s expansive trail system, it’s time to swap hiking boots for snowshoes. Snowshoeing is a great way to explore the winter landscape; it’s easy to find routes for all ability levels. The North Lake Tahoe region features thousands of miles of snowshoe trails, perfect for those who want to escape to the serenity of a secluded forested trail, or want smooth groomed routes followed by a mug of hot chocolate. An easy first stop for beginners is Tahoe Cross-Country just outside Tahoe City, a full-service resort with rentals and designated snowshoe trails. Also featuring on-mountain rentals, trails and warming huts are Royal Gorge Cross-Country, Northstar Cross Country Telemark & Snowshoe Center, Resort at Squaw Creek Nordic Center and Tahoe City Winter Sports Park. For special nighttime adventure, join the Tahoe Adventure Company for one of its full-moon snowshoe tours.
WINTER FUN
One of the bonuses of snowshoeing is that, unlike most winter sports, it’s easy to learn and requires relatively little investment. Gear is available to buy or rent at a number of area equipment shops (try one of Tahoe Dave’s four North Tahoe locations), and while there are several styles—depending on terrain, conditions or athletic ability—it’s not hard to find a good fit.
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Beyond the Slopes By Alison Bender
TRAM RIDES
Want to admire the slopes without booting up? Take Squaw Valley’s Aerial Tram 2,000 vertical feet and 1.5 miles to arrive at High Camp, at 8,200 feet elevation. The journey is thrilling and the views are stunning. You may catch the extreme crowd jumping cliffs below. Food, drinks and more panoramic views await at the top. ICE-SKATING
While atop High Camp, lace up skates at the Olympic Ice Pavilion. Ice-skating is fun for all ages and a perfect way to enjoy a winter evening (especially when followed by a mug of hot chocolate). Other ice rinks can be found at The Village at Northstar and the Resort at Squaw Creek. Tahoe City’s Winter Sports Park plans to open a new rink this winter, as well. 14 WINTER 2015/SPRING 2016 | North Lake Tahoe Visitor Guide
FISHING
Angling to get on the water? Lake Tahoe is too big to freeze, so fishing charters run year-round. Experienced guides share decades of knowledge with guests as they troll for mackinaw, rainbow and brown trout. SNOWMOBILING
Take a tour de Tahoe via snowmobile. These high-powered machines can hold one or two riders and reach speeds above 100 miles per hour. Hundreds of miles of trails across the North Lake Tahoe region mean exquisite views and extraordinary terrain to explore. Guided riding spots include Brockway Summit and the forestland near Truckee. SNOW BIKES
Looking for a new way to cruise the snow? Snow bikes, which are equipped with cushy, extra-fat tires to allow better flotation on the snow, are gaining popularity. These bikes can be ridden on groomers or trails that have already been packed down by foot traffic or snowmobiles. Rent bikes and get
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trail advice from local bike shops, or check out the rental fleet at Royal Gorge, where the bikes, as well as kid trailers, can be taken out on the groomed trails. DOG SLEDS
SNOW PLAY
Tubing and sledding hills are found throughout North Lake Tahoe. Some of the most popular include Tahoe City Winter Sports Park, Tahoe Vista Regional Park, Granlibakken resort and ski resorts Squaw Valley, Northstar, Boreal, Soda Springs, Donner Ski Ranch and Diamond Peak. INDOOR PARK AND JUMPS
Practice your moves at Woodward Tahoe, a 33,000-square-foot facility located next to Boreal Mountain Resort. With a trampoline zone, tumble zone complete with spring floor, foam pits and resi pits, plus a skatepark and pump track, Woodward is the spot for skiers, snowboarders , BMXers and cheerleaders to practice tricks and landings. MUSEUMS
Embrace Lake Tahoe’s rich culture at Gatekeeper’s Museum and adjacent Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum. Highlights include 16 WINTER 2015/SPRING 2016 | North Lake Tahoe Visitor Guide
Snow bikes, which are equipped with cushy, extra-fat tires to allow better flotation on the snow, are gaining popularity in Tahoe.
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In contrast, bundling up for a dog sled ride will feel like a step back in time. Wilderness Adventure Dog Sled Tours, based out of the Resort at Squaw Creek, offers hour-long tours where guests cozy up in a fourperson sleigh pulled by eight to 10 Alaskan huskies through the Squaw Valley meadow. Snow levels permitting, guests will also have the option of a more leisurely jaunt in a horse-drawn sleigh.
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information about the native Washoe Tribe and some 800 examples of Native American woven baskets, as well as exhibits on everything from the earliest resorts to the 1960 Winter Olympics. Nearby inside Boatworks Mall is the Museum of Sierra Ski History, with extensive coverage of the Squaw Valley Olympics and more. Tahoe Maritime Museum is opening its new Tahoe City location in 2016 (open Friday through Sunday), a large-as-life look at the area’s boating history. Tahoe Science Center in Incline Village has excellent interactive displays and 3-D movies. At Donner Lake near Truckee, the Emigrant Trail Museum contains artifacts from the ill-fated Donner Party and explains the hardships pioneers in covered wagons undertook to cross the Sierra.
Local shopping centers offer plenty of opportunities to browse and buy in boutiques, galleries, sporting goods stores, souvenir shops and more. Visit the many independently owned shops and stores in Cobblestone Center and Boatworks Mall in Tahoe City, the villages at both Northstar and Squaw Valley, the great stores in Kings Beach and Incline Village and the variety found in historic downtown Truckee. If you want to take a piece of Tahoe home with you, explore the local art scene. The area has an abundance of talented photographers, painters, sculptors, jewelry makers and other artists. Galleries are scattered around the area, or visit art collaboratives like Tahoe City’s North Tahoe Arts to browse works by local artists and artisans. SIP AND STROLL
Wine tasting, craft breweries and charming lunch spots dot North Tahoe’s communities, all of which feature snow-cleared pedestrian walkways. Recently completed sidewalks in Kings Beach lead throughout the town and along the shore. Sidewalks extend from the North Tahoe Visitor Center and State Park at Fanny Bridge throughout Tahoe City. Both feature craft brewery/taproom locations along North Tahoe’s “Ale Trail.” 18 WINTER 2015/SPRING 2016 | North Lake Tahoe Visitor Guide
Local shopping centers offer plenty of opportunities to browse and buy in boutiques, galleries, sporting goods stores, souvenir shops and more.
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FEATURES | SKI RESORTS
Touring North Lake Tahoe’s Downhill Resorts By Alison Bender
SQUAW VALLEY
The Olympic torch still burns at Squaw Valley, site of the 1960 Winter Olympics. With 3,600 skiable acres and more than 170 trails, Squaw Valley is North Tahoe’s biggest resort; it shares a lift with neighbor Alpine Meadows, making it one of the nation’s largest ski lift systems. Advanced riders flock to KT-22 chairlift, where athletes like Julia Mancuso and Jonny Moseley can be found testing their skills. There are multiple terrain parks and half-pipes on the upper mountain, plentiful beginner and intermediate terrain and a fantastic ski school. Stop by the Village at Squaw Valley for a hearty breakfast before hitting the slopes or for an après-ski drink or snack; or stick around for limited night skiing. The tram takes guests directly to High Camp and its day lodge. The fully interchangeable tickets—and free Squaw Alpine Express shuttle—allow guests to ride at two exceptional resorts on the same day. 1.800.403.0206, squawalpine.com 20 WINTER 2015/SPRING 2016 | North Lake Tahoe Visitor Guide
ALPINE MEADOWS
Spread over 2,400 acres, including seven spectacular open bowls, Alpine Meadows is more laidback—and generally less crowded—than its sister resort, Squaw Valley. Not to worry; Alpine has plenty of varied terrain for beginners, intermediates and experts alike. Summit and Lakeview chairlifts offer fantastic views of Lake Tahoe. Three terrain parks and a half pipe dot the slopes. Kids as young as 3 can learn to ride at the ski school, and the resort is the home of the Disabled Sports USA Far West program. The Chalet is a perfect stop for a beer and a bite. Or in the spring, try the Ice Bar on the resort’s back side. 1.800.403.0206, squawalpine.com NORTHSTAR CALIFORNIA
Spread across 3,170 acres and crisscrossed by 97 trails, Northstar California is one of North Tahoe’s most popular resorts. The Village at Northstar is a great place to start the day with breakfast, gear and rentals; or to end it with ice– skating then relaxing by a fireside with s’mores and cocktails. Seven terrain parks are scattered around the mountain, and guests may see Olympic gold medalist David Wise of Reno practicing his moves in the half pipe. Low snow levels are not a problem, as half the mountain is serviced by snowmaking
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Where is the best spot for you and your group to ski, ride or slide? North Tahoe offers abundant world-class facilities and great values. Whatever your skill level or choice of adventure, you’ll find it here. See the chart on page 24 to compare resort statistics and facts.
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SUGAR BOWL
Sugar Bowl is so named because of the deep, glittering snow that fills the bowl between its four peaks high atop Donner Summit. This resort, which dates to 1939, is imbued with history: Walt Disney was an early investor, Hollywood elite like Errol Flynn and Greta Garbo skied its slopes and it hosted one of the country’s most prestigious ski races, the Silver Belt. The Lodge at Sugar Bowl retains an Old World charm and offers great food and drinks. Modern Judah Lodge, the entry point for most visitors to Sugar Bowl, offers a ski school and children’s program. There are three terrain parks as well as plenty of groomers and glades. Be on the lookout for resort ambassador and world championship medalist Daron Rahlves. Those who want to explore beyond the ropes can access the backcountry via the resort’s open boundaries. 530.426.9000, sugarbowl.com HOMEWOOD MOUNTAIN RESORT
Located on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe, Homewood offers some of the most beautiful views of the lake. Homewood averages about 450 inches of snow over its 64 runs and 2,010 acres, including six terrain parks. Beginner terrain is located next to the main North Lodge and parking lot. Tree skiing here is phenomenal, or stick to the wide groomed runs and enjoy the view. For another type of excursion, try Homewood Snowcat Adventure, which transports groups of up to 10 skiers and riders up Ellis Peak—above the traditional ski area boundary—to a variety of guided terrain and back down to the resort. Food and drinks can be found in both the North and South lodges, or take a break and enjoy the scenery (weather permitting) from the Big Blue View Bar located mid-mountain. 530.525.2992, skihomewood.com 22 WINTER 2015/SPRING 2016 | North Lake Tahoe Visitor Guide
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Located in Incline Village, Diamond Peak boasts some of the area’s best scenery among its 655 skiable acres. This family-friendly resort offers a great ski school, and kids 6 and younger ski free (as do seniors 80-plus). The mid-mountain Snowflake Lodge is a perfect spot for a hot chocolate break, and the 21-and-over crowd can take advantage of the Last Tracks events—held Saturdays, February through April—which include wine or beer tastings and appetizers followed by a cruise down a freshly groomed intermediate slope. The resort has excellent snowmaking, and when the powder does fly, there’s terrific tree skiing for advanced riders. 775.832.1177, diamondpeak.com MOUNT ROSE SKI TAHOE
Lake Tahoe’s highest elevation base resort, Mt. Rose is also the closest to Reno. There are plenty of easy cruising runs for intermediate skiers; for advanced riders, try the Chutes, which feature steep, 40- to 55-degree, expert-only terrain across eight lines and 1,000 vertical feet. Be sure to stop by Winters Creek Lodge and the Slide side for panoramic views of the Washoe Valley. For families, the popular Rosebuds program teaches skiing to tykes 4 to 10 and snowboarding to kids 7 to 10, though beginner packages are available for all ages. Also check online for daily specials like Two ‘fer Tuesdays and Ladies Day Thursdays throughout the season. 1.800.754.7673, skirose.com TAHOE DONNER
With 40 percent beginner terrain and 60 percent intermediate over 120 acres, Tahoe Donner Downhill is a great place for families and those who are new to skiing. The Learn to Ski program teaches children as young as 3, while the new, 700-square-foot yurt with its adjoining sundeck is a perfect spot to warm up before and after lessons. The resort has also recently installed a new snowmaking system around
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its Learning Center and Snowbird Chairlift. Convenient to Truckee, this small, friendly area is located in the Tahoe Donner community. 530.587.9444, tahoedonner.com/ downhill-ski/
six chairlifts and two moving carpets. After getting in some turns, try the tubing hill for a full day of fun. 530.426.3635, donnerskiranch.com SODA SPRINGS RESORT
BOREAL MOUNTAIN RESORT
Atop Donner Summit and just off Interstate 80, Boreal is the ultimate in convenience. Primarily a park riding resort, with five parks and a halfpipe, Blue Mountain Resort’s 380 acres include wide and gentle beginner slopes. Boreal offers night riding, with the lifts spinning from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Woodward Tahoe, an action sport training facility with indoor trampolines, foam pits and skateparks, sits just beside the slopes. 530.426.3663, rideboreal.com DONNER SKI RANCH
The family-owned and -operated Donner Ski Ranch is located above Truckee on Donner Summit. This relaxed, welcoming resort accesses more than 500 acres of terrain, with
Located off Interstate 80, Soda Springs has celebrated more than eight decades of operation. With 200 acres, the Planet Kids winter program (complete with ski and ride lessons and a snow playground) and the Tube Town snow tubing area, this is a perfect place for families and beginners. 530.426.3901, skisodasprings.com GRANLIBBAKEN RESORT
This small, 74-acre resort is great for novice skiers and riders. Granlibbaken (Norwegian for “hill sheltered by trees”) is open Friday through Monday and has a rental shop, ski school and warming hut with authentic Mexican food, as well as a groomed sledding hill, open weather permitting. 1.877.552.6301, granlibakken.com/ski_snowplay.php
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A Sport for the Ages The venerable pursuit of cross-country skiing has been revolutionized by “skate-skiing,” a relatively new technique that has attracted new generations of enthusiastic participants. With equipment that is much lighter than downhill gear, much faster than traditional striding skis, skate-skiing is both great exercise and fun for all ages. Comfortable skate boots are attached by hinge systems to the skis at two points—toe and mid-arch—giving a greater feel of control. Novices learn the simple techniques for climbing hills or cruising the flats. North Tahoe is an epicenter for the sport, with the country’s largest resort, Royal Gorge, located on Donner Summit. Tahoe Cross-Country has a scenic network of groomed trails and manages the striding and skating loops at Tahoe City Winter Sports Park. Northstar, Resort at Squaw Creek and Tahoe Donner all have excellent trail systems and facilities. Look to the chart on the facing page for the details—then go for a snow-skate!
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Terrain: 3,170 acres, 11% beginner, 56% intermediate, 33% advanced Average Annual Snowfall: 350 inches Trails: 100 Lifts: 20: two gondolas (one newly refurbished express for the 2015-16 season, one pulse), one high-speed six pack/chondola, seven high-speed quads, one fixed-grip quad, two triple chairs, two surface lifts, five Magic Carpets Elevations: Summit 8,610’, vertical drop 2,280’ Longest Run: 1.4 miles Snowmaking: Northstar California is home to the largest, most technologically advanced snowmaking system of any resort in North Lake Tahoe, covering more than 50 percent of Northstar’s 100 trails and allowing the resort to open all ski lifts on machine-made snow alone. Ski/Ride School: Nationally recognized school for adults and children, customizable private instruction, specialized clinics, and signature Adventure, Guiding & Learning Center, complete with concierge services. Children’s Services: Licensed childcare for ages 2+, ski and snowboard lesson programs for children starting at age 3. Amenities: Unique shops and restaurants, spa and yoga, taverns and wine-tasting rooms, grocery and bakery, overnight ski storage, locker room, two movie theaters, and outdoor skating rink; experiential opportunities include pottery painting as well as lessons on how to make candles, mosaics and teddy bears. Ski Shuttles: Complimentary on-site shuttle service. Location: Highway 267, six miles north of Lake Tahoe and six miles south of downtown Truckee.
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Customized instruction with world-class programs such as the Ultimate 4, Burton Academy, 4Her: Women in Skiing initiative, Primo Private Lessons, and the Adventure, Guiding & Learning Center; track lesson progress and vertical feet, view lift line wait times, earn virtual pins, and share experiential photos with EpicMix, accessible simply by inputting the ID number on each lift ticket at EpicMix.com. Complimentary Champagne served daily at 2 p.m. on the mountain during the newest culinary tradition, tõst. Complimentary S’mores are served daily at 3:30 p.m., S’mores O’clock, in The Village. The dinner series, Mountain Table, hosted in The Zephyr Lodge presents delectable cuisine prepared with fresh-sourced ingredients in a breathtaking atmosphere featuring panoramic views of the Sierra Crest through floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Wind down with these early-evening offerings After an exhilarating day on the slopes, what better way to spend the evening than with drinks and a great meal? You’ll find a broad selection of local watering holes and restaurants offering “après” specials. Tahoe City is a favorite wind-down destination for many skiers and riders. Boatworks Mall features Jakes and Hacienda restaurants, both with spectacular views. Jakes offers drinks and appetizer specials from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Sunday through Friday, with live music Thursday and Friday nights. Upstairs at Hacienda, sip $5 margaritas and refuel with $3 tacos and nachos. Bridgetender is another classic après spot in Tahoe City, with nightly food specials Monday through Friday. Down on the West Shore, try the new West Shore Market’s daily specials from 5 to 8 p.m., including pizza or tacos, plus beer or wine for $12 on weekends. In Kings Beach, Las Panchitas’ specials, served from 4 to 6 p.m., include half-price margaritas, $3.50 nachos or quesadillas and 25 percent off for all diners. At the base of Alpine Meadows Road, River Ranch offers specials Friday through Sunday (excluding holidays) that include $3 to $10 appetizers and half-price wine and beer. For something completely different, try Diamond Peak’s “Last Tracks,” Saturday evenings, February through March. This $34 package includes two hours of skiing, followed by wine or craft-beer tasting and appetizers at their mid-mountain lodge, and ends with a ski down freshly groomed slopes at sunset.
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Tahoe City This charming and historic town at the mouth of the Truckee River has numerous shops, restaurants and recreational options, all within easy walking distance of each other. Boutiques and shops dot Tahoe City’s main street and the enclosed Boatworks Mall, located above the marina. There is also a beautiful park here, which includes the Tahoe City dam and the Gatekeeper’s Museum, with its excellent Native American basket collection. Nearby, at the intersection of Highways 89 and 28, is the North Lake Tahoe Visitor Center, whose knowledgeable staff are ready to answer any questions about this region. With interactive maps and entertaining and informative displays, this is a must stop for visitors to the area. The Tahoe City Golf Course, just off the main street, transforms in snow season into the Winter Sports Park. A multi-loop cross-country ski track (also enjoyed by snow shoers) is groomed regularly, and snow-play rentals are available. The new Art Haus and Cinema in the Cobblestone Center features live music, eclectic films and film festivals. Visit the Sierra Ski Museum, upstairs in Boatworks Mall, for exhibits on area history and the 1960 Winter Olympics. The Tahoe Maritime Museum is scheduled to open its new Tahoe City location in 2016.
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Kings Beach/Tahoe Vista The resort communities of Kings Beach and Tahoe Vista are close to multiple ski resorts and a myriad of winter activities. Northstar California, Diamond Peak, Alpine Meadows and Squaw Valley ski areas are all less than a half-hour away. The North Tahoe Regional Park offers cross-country ski trails, snowmobile trails and wide snow-play areas. Snowmobile tours are offered nearby on Brockway Summit on Highway 267. Lodging options abound along the lakeshore or nearby. The wide variety of restaurants and bars includes refined to take-out to authentic Mexican cuisine. Shopping includes eclectic boutiques, gift shops, ski shops and more. Take your chance at gambling or enjoy nightclubs at nearby Crystal Bay casinos. This is Tahoe’s “Banana Belt” where the winter sun is sometimes strong enough to melt the snow along the lakeshore and dry out the wide beaches that are so popular in summer. On particularly warm and calm winter days, you might even spy paddleboarders floating over Lake Tahoe’s blue, reflective surface. Take a walk along the lakeshore, or watch a sunset light up the clouds over the crest of the Sierra Nevada.
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West Shore The peaks of the Sierra Crest tower over Tahoe’s azure waters on this beautiful and serene stretch of shoreline. West Shore includes the small communities of Sunnyside, Homewood, Tahoma and Meeks Bay. The hub of winter activity is Homewood Mountain Resort, with two convenient base facilities right off the road. For those skiers and snowboarders not comfortable on the upper mountain (at least not yet) there is a wide area for beginners and snow-play next to the parking lot and North Lodge. Sugar Pine Point State Park grooms cross-country ski trails that were used in the 1960 Winter Olympics. Snowshoers can head through the woods to the lakeshore there or admire the Ehrman Mansion. Fullmoon ski and snowshoe hikes are scheduled throughout the winter. Excellent restaurant choices dot the drive from Tahoe City south to Tahoma. Cute cottage resorts and rustic lodges are sheltered under the tall trees. This is a spot to rediscover the magic of a family ski vacation, or appreciate the beauty of a Sierra winter.
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Olympic Valley Home to the renowned Squaw Valley ski resort and the 1960 Winter Olympics, this is one of the most scenic winter destinations in America. The Village at Squaw Valley is hopping with action, full of restaurants, bars and shops. Sit next to a fire pit in the central square and sip hot drinks while falling snowflakes settle on your nose. There is plentiful lodging in the Village, at nearby hotels and across the valley at the Resort at Squaw Creek. It adds up to a huge selection of “ski-in, ski-out” accommodations. When it’s time to dine, a full range of options awaits, from gourmet to pub-style. Those who don’t snowboard or ski can still climb the mountain via tram, which takes riders of all ages up the 2,000 vertical feet to High Camp. An Olympic-size ice rink is perched atop the peak, with extraordinary views of Lake Tahoe and surrounding peaks. A popular snow-play area—with mini-snowmobiles—is across the parking lot from the Village. Sled-dog and horse-drawn sleigh rides leave from Squaw Creek. Here you’ll also find cross-country ski trails that wind through the beautiful, wide meadow and up into the forests.
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The Village at Northstar Located directly at the base of the main Northstar California gondola, the Village features an outdoor ice rink surrounded by firepits, lounge areas, restaurants and shops. After last chair, the resort serves free s’mores. Lifts connect the village to a mid-mountain base area and nearby neighborhoods. Whether you stay at the Ritz-Carlton, a high-end rental home or a hotel or condo unit on the slopes, you’ll have a world of services at your front door. This and the excellent ski and snowboard school are reasons Northstar is such a popular spot with families and groups. The Village at Northstar is the center of energy, hosting numerous events during winter. Dining options include everything from high-end, locally sourced cuisine to delicious pizza. A two-screen theater features comfortable seating and the latest movies. Truckee and the Tahoe Truckee Airport are just down the road—one reason Northstar and the exclusive communities that surround it have become so popular with private-plane owners and well-heeled travelers.
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Incline Village/Crystal Bay At one time, Incline Village stood at the site of the Comstock era’s Great Incline Railway. Today, the town boasts galleries, restaurants and spectacular estates along Lakeshore Boulevard. Incline has a handful of malls, most located along Highway 28, adding up to a wide variety of dining and shopping. Diamond Peak Ski Resort is just up the mountain from Incline Village— a popular family spot that also features some of the best views in the ski world. With powerful snowmaking capacity, these runs offer top-tobottom snow quality throughout the long winter season. To experience cutting-edge science, head to the Tahoe Science Center. Located on the private Sierra Nevada College campus, the center has 3-D movies and interactive exhibits produced by UC Davis researchers who are the world experts in their fields. Start or end your day at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Spa and Casino. Its Lone Eagle Grille is located directly on the lakeshore and offers outstanding views. Straddling the California/Nevada border, Crystal Bay has gaming action at three casinos, and the Crystal Bay Club regularly features well-known music acts on its two stages.
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PANORAMIC LAKE TAHOE VIEWS Fresh Seasonal Menu Private wine cellar for dining up to 18 and private parties for up to 120 Opening hours: Bar, Lounge & Deck 4:30 Dining Room 5:30 Closed Tuesdays (except July & August)
Come in or take ou t. Outside catering availabl e.
Grilling over an open pit with red oak wood—Santa Maria style! Featuring Tri Tip, Chicken, St Louis Ribs, Catfish, Salads, Sandwiches, Burgers and More. Signature sides include Pinquito Beans, Baked Mac n Cheese and Cole Slaw. Full bar with craft beers, signature cocktails and wine. Check out all of the sports action on the 140” video wall—NFL, MLB, NBA & NHL packages.
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Truckee The historic Old West town of Truckee is less than 15 miles from North Lake Tahoe. Its downtown buildings are wonderfully preserved and house a wide variety of modern boutiques, restaurants, watering holes, galleries and shops. Truckee and its environs played a seminal role in the opening of the American West, first as a stop on the route pioneers took to California, then as the site of the most difficult phase of track-laying of the first Intercontinental Railroad. It was once a notorious frontier town, the center of the ice industry and, more than 100 years ago, the site of one of the West’s first winter mountain resorts. Ten downhill or cross-country ski resorts are now close by. The town has an outdoor ice rink and will open a new aquatics center in 2016. Also new is the Donner Memorial State Park Visitor Center, with exhibits on the difficult journey faced by those heading west to California. Old Highway 40 traces part of the route taken by those pioneers and now serves as the “short-cut” to Sugar Bowl ski resort (which plows the road clear throughout winter). This spectacular drive has been featured in numerous TV commercials and Hollywood movies, including most recently “Her.”
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More than 50 flavors of premium and flavored olive oils and balsamics, plus spices, honey, tea, and more.
10091 Donner Pass Rd. | 530-550-8857 | tahoeoilandspice.com Located in Historic Downtown Truckee | Open Daily 10am–6pm
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Austin’s Family Restaurant 120 Country Club Dr. #24, Incline Village | 775-832-7778 | austinstahoe.com Bilty’s Brew & Q #5 Hwy. 28, Crystal Bay | 800-BILTMORE | tahoebiltmore.com Bistro Elise 14 Hwy. 28, Crystal Bay | 775-833-6333 | crystalbaycasino.com
Bridgetender Tavern & Grill 65 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City | 530-583-3342 | tahoebridgetender.com Brockway Bakery 8710 North Lake Blvd., Kings Beach | 530-546-2431 | brockwaybakery.com The Burrito Window 225 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City | 530-583-6609 | dlish.com
Café Blue 13031 Ritz-Carlton Highlands Court, Truckee | 530-562-3000 | ritzcarlton.com/laketahoe Caliente 8791 North Lake Blvd., Kings Beach | 530-546-1000 | calientetahoe.com CB’s Pizza 5075 North Lake Blvd., Carnelian Bay | 530-546-4738 | cbspizza.com
The Crest Café & Catering 150 Alpine Meadows Rd. #2, Alpine Meadows | 530-581-3037 | thecrestcafeandcatering.com Crosby’s Grill, Pub and Casino 868 Tahoe Blvd. #4, Incline Village | 775-833-1030 | crosbyspub.com
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Gar Woods Grill & Pier 5000 North Lake Blvd., Carnelian Bay | 530-546-3366 | garwoods.com
Graham’s at Squaw Valley 1650 Squaw Valley Rd., Olympic Valley | 530-581-0454 | dinewine.com
Jack Rabbit Moon 893 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village | 775-833-3900 | jackrabbitmoon.com
La Fondue 120 Country Club Dr., Incline Village | 775-831-6104 | lafonduetahoe.com
La Mexicana 8515 Brook Ave., Kings Beach | 530-546-0310
Lanza’s Italian Restaurant 7739 North Lake Blvd., Kings Beach | 530-546-2434 | lanzastahoe.com
Las Panchitas Mexican Restaurant 8345 North Lake Blvd., Kings Beach | 530-546-4539 | laspanchitas.com
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Sweet Potato’s Deli 400 Squaw Creek Rd., Olympic Valley | 530-583-6300 | squawcreek.com Taco Bell 8491 North Lake Blvd., Kings Beach | 530-546-2215 | tacobell.com
Tahoe Central Market & Deli 8487 N. Lake Blvd., Kings Beach | 530-546-8344 | tahoecentralmarket.com
Tahoe Provisions 111 Country Club Dr., Incline Village | 775-832-1234 | laketahoe.hyatt.com
Waterman’s Landing 5166 North Lake Blvd., Carnelian Bay | 530-546-3590 | watermanslanding.com
West Shore Market 1780 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City | 530-584-2475 | westshoremarket.com Wolfdale’s Cuisine Unique 640 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City | 530-583-5700 | wolfdales.com
Zia Lina 521 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City | 530-581-0100 | zialinatahoe.com
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Spindleshanks 400 Brassie Ave., Suite B, Kings Beach | 530-546-2191 | spindleshankstahoe.com
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JAX at the Tracks! Housed in an original 1940s diner next to Truckee’s downtown railroad tracks. Offering a varity of breakfast, lunch and dinner items to satisfy the hungry traveler.
Hours:
7 am - 10 pm, 7 days a week
10144 West River Street Truckee, California 530-550-7450 www.jaxtruckee.com
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The Border House Crystal Bay | 775-833-6333 | crystalbaycasino.com
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Firelite Lodge Tahoe Vista | 530-546-7222 or 800-934-7222 | tahoelodge.com
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Red Wolf Lodge at Squaw Valley Olympic Valley | 530-583-7226 | redwolfsquaw.com Rustic Cottage Resort Tahoe Vista | 888-778-7842 | rusticcottages.com
Stevenson’s Holliday Inn Kings Beach | 530-546-2269 | stevensonshollidayinn.com
Sunnyside Restaurant and Lodge Tahoe City | 530-581-3333 or 800-800-8246 | sunnysideresort.com Tahoe City Inn Tahoe City | 800-800-8246 or 530-581-3333 | tahoecityinn.com
Tahoe Edgelake Beach Club Tahoe Vista | 530-546-5974 | tahoeedgelakebeachclub.com Tahoe Vista Lodge and Cabins Tahoe Vista | 530-546-3523 | rusticcottages.com Tahoe Vistana Inn Tahoe Vista | 530-546-2529 | tahoevistana.net Tahoma Lodge Tahoma | 844-755-2226 | tahomalodge.com
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Constellation Residences at Northstar Truckee | 530-214-0660 | constellationatnorthstar.com
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Mourelatos Lakeshore Resort Tahoe Vista | 530-546-9500 or 800-275-5298 | MLRtahoe.com
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SHOPPING ART GALLERIES
The Eadington Gallery 589 North Lake Blvd. #1 Tahoe City 530-583-9000 theeadingtongallery.com Gallery Keoki The Village at Squaw Valley 1850 South Village Rd. #42 Olympic Valley 530-583-1404 gallerykeoki.com James Harold Galleries Boatworks Mall 760 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-581-5111 jamesharoldgalleries.com North Tahoe Arts 380 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-581-2787 northtahoearts.com Riverside Studios 10076 Donner Pass Road Truckee 530-587-3789 riversideartstudios.com Salvaged 585 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1025 salvagedtahoe.com Trunk Show Cobblestone Mall 475 North Lake Blvd. #154 Tahoe City 530-584-7554 tahoetrunkshow.com
CLOTHING: RETAIL
Atlas Men’s Clothing, Shoes, Grooming, Home The Village at Squaw Valley 530-584-6055 atlasshops.com
The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe 13031 Ritz-Carlton Highlands Ct. Truckee 530-562-3000 ritzcarlton.com/laketahoe
CLOTHING: ACTIVEWEAR
Action Water Sports, Hyatt Regency 111 Country Club Dr. Incline Village 775-831-4FUN awsincline.com
Redemption Sports 885 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-313-9490 redemptionsports.com The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe 13031 Ritz-Carlton Highlands Ct. Truckee 530-562-3000 ritzcarlton.com/laketahoe
Tahoe Vista Sports, Inc. 7360 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe Vista 530-546-8248 tahoevistasports.com Village Ski Loft & Village Bicycles 800 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-3537 villageskiloft.com
Sports Tahoe 700 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1990 sportstahoe.com
Waterman’s Landing 5166 North Lake Blvd. Carnelian Bay 530-546-3590 watermanslanding.com
Alpenglow Sports 415 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-583-6917 alpenglowsports.com Any Mountain 501 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-580-8240 anymountain.net
Squaw Creek Resort 400 Squaw Creek Road Olympic Valley 530-583-6300 squawcreek.com Tahoe City Kayak 521 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-581-4336 tahoecitykayak.com
Enviro-Rents Inc. 8612 North Lake Blvd. Kings Beach 530-546-2780 tahoeecosports.com Olympic Bike Shop 620 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-581-2500 olympickikeshop.com
Tahoe City-Ski 590 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-6415 tahoedaves.com Tahoe Dave’s Ski & Snowboard Shop Tahoe City-Snowboard 600 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-0400 tahoedaves.com
Parallel Mountain Sports 1960 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 530-452-4478 squawalpine.com PlumpJack Sport 1995 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 530-584-6181 plumpjacksport.com
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Tahoe Mountain Sports 11200 Donner Pass Rd. #5E Truckee 530-536-5200 tahoemountainsports.com Tahoe Paddle & Oar 8299 North Lake Blvd. Kings Beach 530-581-3029 tahoepaddle.com
West Shore Sports 5395 West Lake Blvd., Homewood 530-525-9920 westshoresports.com
FLORISTS/HOME & GARDEN
High Sierra Gardens 866 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-7575 hsgardens.com Tahoe Blooms Floral Designs 11200 Donner Pass Rd., Truckee 775-232-6967 tahoeblooms.com Tahoe Tree Company 401 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-3911
GIFTS/SPECIALTY ITEMS/SOUVENIRS
Barifot Mountain Photography 351 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe CIty 530-583-5050 barifotphoto.com Cabin Fever 551 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-8143 cabinfevertahoe.com
Gatekeeper’s Museum 130 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1762 northtahoemuseums.org Hemmings & Jarrett 760 North Lake Blvd. (Boatworks Mall), Tahoe City 530-583-0408 hemmingsandjarrett.com Incline Village Crystal Bay Visitors Center 969 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-832-1606 gotahoenorth.com Mind Play 1985 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 530-584-6133 squawalpine.com North Lake Tahoe Visitors Information Center 100 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-581-6900 gotahoenorth.com Trunk Show Cobblestone Mall 475 North Lake Blvd. #154 Tahoe City 530-584-7554 tahoetrunkshow.com The Potlatch 930 Tahoe Blvd. #401 Incline Village 775-833-2485 potlatchlaketahoe.com Riverside Studios 10076 Donner Pass Rd., Truckee 530-587-3789 riversideartstudios.com Salvaged 585 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1025 salvagedtahoe.com
SHOPPING/SERVICES | DIRECTORY The Store… Copies & More 351 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-6511 thestorecopiesandmoreca.com Village Toys 869 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-8181 villagetoys.com Well Being Massage & Skin Care 8571 North Lake Blvd. Kings Beach 530-546-3335 wellbeingtahoe.com
GOURMET SHOPS
Incline Spirits & Cigars 120 Country Club #25 Incline Village 775-831-9292 inclinespirits.com Market 28 275 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1187 market-28.com Mountain Valley Meats 11209 Brockway Rd. #101, Truckee 530-550-7197 mountainvalleymeats.com Tahoe House Bakery & Gourmet 625 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1377 tahoe-house.com Village Meats, Seafood & Deli 770 Mays Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-6243 villagemeats.com
GROCERY
SaveMart Tahoe City 100 River Rd., Tahoe City 530-583-5231 savemart.com
JEWELRY
Gallery Keoki The Village at Squaw Valley 1850 South Village Rd. #42 Olympic Valley 530-583-1404 gallerykeoki.com The Potlatch 930 Tahoe Blvd. #401 Incline Village 775-833-2485 potlatchlaketahoe.com Silver and Gold Shop 930 Tahoe Blvd. #203 Incline Village 775-832-0102 Trunk Show Cobblestone Mall 475 North Lake Blvd. #154 Tahoe City 530-584-7554 tahoetrunkshow.com
OFFICE SUPPLIES/ SERVICES The Abbi Agency 1385 Haskell St., Reno theabbiagency.com Atomic Printing 1730 Hwy. 89, Tahoe City 530-581-5812 atomicprinting.com Innovative Advertising 530-615-4731 innovativesf.com
The Office Boss 12177 Business Park Dr. # 2 Truckee 530-587-1620 theofficeboss.com
PARTY SUPPLIES/ RENTALS
Postal Express 774 Mays Blvd. #10 Incline Village 775-832-1000 tahoepostal.com
Crux Events & Party Rentals 530-587-8700 cruxevents.com
Print Art/Sierra Mail 8491 Brook Ave., Kings Beach 530-546-4989 Rainbow Printing & Office Supply 917 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-2276 rainbowofficesupply.com Ricoh-USA 1150 Financial Blvd. #1000, Reno 775-332-4443 ricoh-usa.com Sierra Flair Publishing 530-686-5060 sierraflair.com The Store… Copies & More 351 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-581-6511 thestorecopiesandmoreca. com Truckee Tahoe Map Guide truckeetahoemapguide.com Vicky’s Cyber Café 255 North Lake Blvd. #4 Tahoe City 530-581-5312 tahoecitycybercafe.com
Camelot Party Rentals 775-355-9004 camelotpartyrentals.biz
Event Masters 10800 Pioneer Trail, Truckee 530-587-2844 eventmastersusa.com Inspired Balloons Tahoe City 530-414-5717 Inspiredballoons.com PicBox Photo Booth 12030 Broken Hill Rd., Reno 775-391-6161 picboxphotobooth.com Sierra Living Events 530-548-5008 sierra-living.com Tahoe Party Rentals Stateline 775-790-7693 tahoepartyrentals.com The Traveling Photo Booth Tahoe City 530-579-3528 thetravelingphoto booth.com
The Village at Northstar 5001 Northstar Dr., Truckee 800-466-6784 northstarcalifornia.com Village at Squaw Valley 1750 Village East Rd. Olympic Valley 530-584-1000 thevillageatsquaw.com
THRIFT SHOPS
Tahoe Forest Hospice Gift & Thrift Store 8611 North Lake Blvd. Kings Beach 530-546-5494
TOYS & GAMES
Mind Play 1985 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 530-584-6133 squawalpine.com Village Toys 869 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-8181 villagetoys.com
WINE & SPIRITS
Incline Spirits & Cigars 120 Country Club Dr. #25 Incline Village 775-831-9292 Inclinespirits.com
PET SUPPLIES
Tahoe Blue Vodka Local Grocers & Retail Outlets tahoebluevodka.com
SHOPPING MALLS
Uncorked at Squaw Valley 1750 Village East Rd. #62 Olympic Valley 530-584-6090 teloswine.com/ uncorked-squaw
Scraps Dog Bakery 475 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-584-0220 Boatworks Mall 760 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1488 boatworksmall.com
SERVICES AIRPORT/TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Airport Mini Bus 100 Sunshine Ln., Reno 775-323-3727 800-235-5466 bell-limo.com Bell Limousine 100 Sunshine Ln., Reno 800-235-5466 bell-limo.com North Lake Tahoe Express Tahoe City 866-216-5222 northlaketahoeexpress.com North Tahoe Limousine #2 Stateline Rd., Crystal Bay 855-414-9866 northtahoelimo.com Reno Tahoe Helicopters 530-544-2211 renotahoehelicopters.com
Reno Tahoe Limousine 3200 Mill St., Ste. A, Reno 800-660-4546 renotahoelimo.com Tahoe Sierra Transportation 530-550-5300, Truckee tahoesierratransportation.com Tahoe Transportation District 128 Market St. #3F, Stateline 775-589-5500 tahoetransportation.org Truckee North Tahoe Transportation Management Assoc./Public Bus Service Truckee 800-736-6365 laketahoetransit.com Truckee Tahoe Airport District 10356 Truckee Airport Rd. Truckee 530-587-4119 truckeetahoeairport.com
ANIMAL BOARDING & SERVICES Burton Creek Veterinary Clinic 2933 Lake Forest Rd. Tahoe City 530-583-8587
Pet Network Animal Friends 401 Village Blvd., Incline Village 775-832-4404 petnetwork.org Scraps Dog Bakery & General Store 475 North Blvd., Ste. 155 Tahoe City 530-584-0220 Truckee-Tahoe Pet Lodge 10960 West River St., Truckee 530-582-7268 truckeetahoepetlodge.com
AUTO SERVICES
AAA Northern Calif., Nevada and Utah 11200 Donner Pass Road #E3 Truckee 530-550-2060 csaa.com
BANKS
Bank of the West 200 Bear St., Kings Beach 530-546-8755 bankofthewest.com Bank of the West 150 West Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-581-6960 bankofthewest.com El Dorado Savings Bank 740 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-3718 eldoradosavingsbank.com
Frontier Financial Credit Union 5200 Neil Road, Reno 775-829-2070 frontierfcu.org Plumas Bank 243 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-581-2857 plumasbank.com Umpqua Bank 910 Tahoe Blvd. #101 Incline Village 775-832-8100 umpquabank.com US Bank 705 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-2346 usbank.com US Bank 923 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-4780 usbank.com
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DIRECTORY | SERVICES Waddell & Reed 10980 Torrey Pine Rd. Truckee 530-412-3757 waddell.com
BEACH & FAMILY PORTRAITS
Silent A Photography 530-277-9360 silentaphotography.com
BEAUTY/SPA/ MASSAGE SERVICES
Clearwater Facial Studio & Wax Bar 3090 North Lake Blvd., Ste. 6 Tahoe City 530-583-3141 clearwatertahoe.com Lighthouse Spa 850 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-8100 lighthousespa.com Lighthouse Spa at Granlibakken 725 Granlibakken Road Tahoe City 530-583-8111 lighthousespa.com
CHILD CARE
All About Kids Olympic Valley 530-386-0765 allaboutkidstahoe.com First Baptist Church of Tahoe City 390 Fairway Dr., Tahoe City 530-583-1534 tahoeministries.com Incline Village Nursery School 341 Village Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-4040 Ivns.org Mountain Munchkins Tahoe City 530-584-2234 tahoedaycare.com Neta’s Nannies Carnelian Bay 530-583-3579 netasnannies.com Sierra Sitters Homewood 530-410-2037 sierrasitters.com
COMPUTERS
Massage on the Lake Day Spa 589 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-3200 massageonthelake.com North Lake Massage & Skin Care 6921 North Lake Blvd. #111 Tahoe Vista 530-546-4885 northlakemassageandskincare. com
Tahoe Tech Group 7081 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe Vista 530-580-8324
Resort at Squaw Creek Spa 400 Squaw Creek Road Olympic Valley 530-583-6300 800-327-3353 squawcreek.com The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe 13031 Ritz-Carlton Highlands Ct., Truckee 530-562-3000 ritzcarlton.com/laketahoe
PR Entertainment 775-588-9090 prepresents.com
Salon Bella Vita 475 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1364 bellavitathahoe.com Studio 89 Salon 4915 A West Lake Blvd. Homewood 530-525-1089 studio89salon.com Well Being Massage & Skin Care 8571 North Lake Blvd. Kings Beach 530-546-3335 wellbeingtahoe.com
CREATIVE WRITING
Tangled Roots Writings Truckee 530-386-3901 karenaterrrey.blogspot.com
ENTERTAINMENT
FITNESS
Tahoe Forest Hospital 10121 Pine Ave., Truckee 530-587-6011 tfhd.com Truckee Tahoe Medical Group 530-581-8864 925 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 10956 Donner Pass Rd. Suite 110, Truckee 1960 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley ttmg.net
HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES High Sierra Concierge Carnelian Bay 530-906-3966 highsierraworks.com Reliable Maintenance 261 Shoreview Dr., Tahoe City 530-581-5046 reliable-maintenance-llc.com
EPISCOPAL
St. Nicholas Episcopal Church 855 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-4713 stnicksepiscopal.org St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church 341 Village Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-1418 tahoeepiscopal.org
NONDENOMINATIONAL
Religious Science Center for Spiritual Living 700 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-581-5117 tahoecsl.org Village Community Presbyterian Church 736 McCourry Blvd. Incline Village 775-831-0784 inclinechurch.org
Tahoe City Dental Group 140 Mackinaw Rd., Tahoe City 530-583-0278 tahoecitydental.com Tahoe Forest Hospital 10121 Pine Ave., Truckee 530-587-6011 tfhd.com
Tahoe Sierra Eye & Optical 10956 Donner Pass Rd. #120 Truckee 530-582-3667 tahoeeyemd.com
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BAPTIST
First Baptist Church of Tahoe City 390 Fairway Dr., Tahoe City 530-583-1534 tahoeministries.com
Sierra Senior Services 10040 Estates Dr., Truckee 530-550-7600 sierraseniors.org
Dr. Jonathan Smith, Ltd. 780 Northwood Blvd. Incline Village 775-831-4131
High Altitude Fitness 880 Northwood Blvd. Incline Village 775-831-4212 highaltitudefit.net Incline Village Recreation Center 980 Incline Way, Incline Village 775-832-1300 inclinerecreation.com
Incline Village Community Hospital 880 Alder Ave., Incline Village 775-833-4100 tfhd.com
PLACES OF WORSHIP
Center for Spiritual Living 700 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-581-5117 tahoe.csi.org
Tahoe Sierra Aesthetic Laser 10956 Donner Pass Rd. #120 Truckee 530-582-3665 tahoelaser.com
HOSPITALS/ URGENT CARE
Tahoe Wilderness Adventures 530-308-4422 tahoewildernessadventures.com
MEDICAL/DENTAL SERVICES
Asanté Lakeside Fitness Center 850 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-4283 asantefitness.com
Tahoe Flow Arts Studio 6921 North Lake Blvd. #211 Tahoe Vista 530-546-2343 tahoeflowartsstudio.com
OUTDOOR RECREATION OUTFITTERS
Tahoe Tattoo Removal 10956 Donner Pass Rd. #120 Truckee 530-582-3664 tahoetattooremoval.com Truckee Tahoe Medical Group 925 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-581-8864x3 ttmg.net West Orthodontics 10021 Martis Valley Rd., Ste. B Truckee 530-587-5582 drwestortho.com
PRESBYTERIAN
ROMAN CATHOLIC
St. Francis of Assisi 701 State Route 431 at Kelly Dr., Incline Village 775-831-0490 sftahoe.org United Church of Christ Squaw Valley Chapel 444 Squaw Peak Rd. Olympic Valley 530-581-4011 squawvalleychapel.com
REAL ESTATE
Agate Bay Realty 4991 North Lake Blvd. #490 Carnelian Bay 800-550-6740 agatebay.com Castle Peak Vacation Rentals 530-426-1226 castlepeak.com Chase International 530-581-0722 chaseinternational.com Coldwell Banker 530-581-7779 californiamoves.com
Coldwell Banker Select 931 Tahoe Blvd. #1A Incline Village 775-831-1336 lynkarol.com Dyer Properties 925 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-0255 East West Partners 10164 Donner Pass Rd., Truckee 530-587-2222 ewpartners.com Goldfish Properties at Lake Tahoe 920 Incline Way, Incline Village 775-832-4646 goldfishproperties.com Incline at Tahoe Realty 811 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 888-686-5253 Inclineattahoe.com Incline Property Management 848 Tanager St., Ste. M Incline Village 775-832-0284 Ipm-tahoe.com Incline Vacation Rentals 901 Tahoe Blvd., Ste. 5 Incline Village 775-831-3349 Inclinevacations.com Incline Village Board of Realtors 924 Incline Way, Ste. 1 Incline Village 775-831-3777 Inclinerealtors.com Jim Courcier 950 North Lake Blvd., Ste. 12C Tahoe City 530-233-9000 jimcourcier.com Kila Properties 255 North Lake Blvd., Ste. 14 Tahoe City 415-725-4725 Martis Valley Associates Property Rentals 10880 Brockway Rd., Truckee 530-587-1515 martisvalley.com Oliver Luxury Real Estate 530-581-1100 oliverlux.com Poulsen Commercial Properties 1604 Christy Hill Rd. Olympic Valley 530-583-0560 Resort Realty Services Inc. 1909 Chamonix Place Olympic Valley 530-913-6020 gosquaw.com SellMyTimeShareNow.com 877-815-4227 sellmytimesharenow.com
SERVICES/WEDDING | DIRECTORY Sierra Nevada PropertiesIncline Village 110 Country Club Dr. Incline Village 775-831-7767 snphomes.com Tahoe Luxury Properties 135 River Rd. , Tahoe City 530-584-3444 tluxp.com Tahoe Park Realty 530-583-6942 tahoeparkrealty.com
Tahoe Resort Property Management 589 North Lake Tahoe Blvd. Tahoe City 530-583-0220 tahoegetaways.com Tahoe Sierra Board of Realtors 1810 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 530-583-0275 tahoemls.com
Tahoe Vacation Rentals Inc. Tahoe City 530-583-3550 tahoevacationrentalsinc.com Wells & Bennett Realtors 1225 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 800-858-2463 tahoerentals.com
BOATS
Franciscan Lakeside Lodge 800-564-6754 franciscanlodge.com
Waters of Tahoe Properties P.O. Box 312 Tahoe Vista 530-546-8904 watersoftahoe.com
West Lake Properties at Tahoe 55 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-0268 westlakeproperties.com
VACATION PLANNING Destination Service Corporation-DSC 775-831-1796 dsc-co.com
Getaway Reno/Tahoe 866-652-6563 planmygetaway.com
Incline Village/Crystal Bay Visitors Center 969 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-832-1606 North Lake Tahoe Chamber/CVB/Resort Association gotahoenorth.com Placer County Visitors Bureau & California Welcome Center 1103 High St., Auburn 530-887-2111 visitplacer.com
WEDDING ATTIRE
Atlas Men’s Clothing, Shoes, Grooming, Home The Village at Squaw Valley 530-584-6055 atlasshops.com Leniki Boutique 868 Tahoe Blvd. #8 Incline Village 775-832-2066 lenikiboutique.com
CATERERS & BAKERIES Bella Affair 775-831-3663 bellaaffair.com
Brockway Bakery 530-546-2431 brockwaybakery.com Crest Café & Catering 530-581-3037 thecrestcafeandcatering.com D’Lish Catering 225 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530.583.6609 dlish.com Hey Chef! Private Chef ’s Service 530-582-4882 heychef.com Moe’s Original BBQ 530-583-4227 moesoriginalbbq.com North Tahoe Catering Company 530-386-1788 northtahoecatering.com Tahoe House Bakery & Gourmet 530-583- 1377 tahoe-house.com
CEREMONY & RECEPTION LOCATIONS LODGING See lodging guide, page 48
RESTAURANTS See dining guide, page 46
Exclusive Tahoe Boat Rentals 775-881-8836 exclusivetahoeboatrentals.com Grand Tahoe Charters 530-412-4064 wildgoose2.com M.S. Dixie II 775-589-4912 800-23-TAHOE zephyrcove.com Tahoe Gal/North Tahoe Cruises 800-218-2464 tahoegal.com Tahoe Queen Paddlewheeler 775-589-4912 800-23-TAHOE zephyrcove.com Tahoe Sailing Charters 530-583-6200 tahoesail.com
SKI RESORTS
Donner Summit Rentals 530-426-9323 donnersummitrentals.com Northstar California Resort Weddings 530-562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com Squaw Valley Weddings 530-584-6228 squawalpine.com Sugar Bowl–The Lodge 530-426-6742 sugarbowl.com
SITES WITH LODGING
Agate Bay Realty 530-546-4256 800-550-6740 agatebay.com
Cedar Crest Cottages 530-412-9222 cedarcrestcottages.com Crystal Bay Casino 775-833-6333 crystalbaycasino.com
Graham’s at Squaw Valley 530-581-0454 dinewine.com Granlibakken Conference Center & Resort 530-583-4242 877-552-6301 granlibakken.com Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa & Casino 775-832-1234 laketahoe.hyatt.com Lodge at Tahoe Donner 530-582-9643 tahoedonner.com Mourelatos Lakeshore Resort 800-273-5298 mlrtahoe.com PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn 530-583-1578 plumpjacksquawvalleyinn. com Resort at Squaw Creek 530-583-6300 800-327-3353 squawcreek.com The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe 530-562-3000 ritzcarlton.com/laketahoe River Grill 530-581-2644 rivergrilltahoe.com River Ranch Lodge & Restaurant 530-583-4264 riverranchlodge.com Rockwood Lodge 800-538-2463 rockwoodlodge.com Squaw Valley Lodge 530-583-5500 squawvalleylodge.com Stanford Alpine Chalet 530-583-1550 stanfordalpinechalet.com
Sunnyside Resort & Restaurant 530-583-7200 sunnysideresort.com Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & Casino 775-831-0660 tahoebiltmore.com Tahoe Getaways Vacation Rentals 530-583-0220 800-922-4929 tahoegetaways.com Tahoma Meadows Bed & Breakfast Cottages 530-525-1553 tahomameadows.com The Village at Squaw Valley 530-584-1000 squawalpine.com West Shore Café & Inn 530-525-5200 westshorecafe.com
EVENT CENTERS, HISTORICAL & OTHER LOCATIONS Chateau at Incline Village 775-832-1330 ivgid.org Gatekeeper’s Museum– William B. Layton State Park 530-583-1762 northtahoemuseums.org Hellman-Ehrman Mansion 530-525-5060 parks.ca.gov North Tahoe Event Center 530-546-7249 northtahoeevents.com Thunderbird Lake Tahoe 775-832-8750 thunderbirdtahoe.org
COORDINATORS
Blue Sky Events & Travel Management 877-558-2463 blueskyevents.biz Destination Services Corporation 775-831-1796 dsc-co.com
Events of Distinction 530-563-6392 eventsofdistinction.com High Sierra Concierge 530-546-6088 highsierraworks.com Mountain High Weddings 530-906-5572 mountainhighweddings.com Sierra Living Weddings & Events 530-548-5008 sierra-living.com
ENTERTAINMENT
Covarelli Music Services 530-386-0937 covarellimusicservices.com Greenridge Music 775-240-6527 GreenridgeMusic.com Leep Entertainment 800-787-6390 775-787-6000 leepentertainment.com Mr. D DJ Services 530-448-6775 mrddjservices.com Tuck Wilson Entertainment 530-386-3030 tuckwilson.com
FLORISTS
High Sierra Gardens 775-831-7390 highsierragardens.net Tahoe Blooms Floral Designs 775-232-6967 tahoeblooms.com Tahoe Tree Company 530-583-3911
MINISTERS
Ann Poole Weddings 530-412-5436 tahoeminister.com Mountain High Weddings 530-906-5572 mountainhighweddings.com
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DIRECTORY | WEDDING/ACTIVITIES MISCELLANEOUS
Super Swirl Ice Cream Truck 775-313-8689
PHOTO BOOTH
Inspired Balloons Tahoe City 530-414-5717 inspiredballoons.com Pic Box Photo Booth 775-391-6161 picboxphotobooth.com The Traveling Photo Booth 530-579-3528 thetravelingphotobooth.com
PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEOGRAPHY
Chris Werner Photography 805-570-7534 chriswernerphoto.com Jeff Freeman Photography 503-705-6875 jeffreyfreeman.com/photography Jeff Lamppert Photography 530-581-0300 lamppert.com Rob Retting Photography 775-233-6820 rettingphotography.com
Silent A Photography 530-277-9360 silentaphotography.com
PRINTERS
Atomic Printing 530-581-5812 atomicprinting.com Print Art/Sierra Mail 530-546-4989 Rainbow Printing & More 775-831-2276 rainbowofficesupply.com The Store... Copies & More 530-583-6511 thestorecopiesandmoreca.com
RENTALS
Camelot Party Rentals 775-355-9004 camelotpartyrentals.biz EventMasters 530-587-2844; 877-372-7899 eventmastersusa.com Crux Events & Party Rentals 530-587-8700 cruxevents.com Tahoe Party Rentals 775-790-7693 tahoepartyrentals.com
TRANSPORTATION Bell Limousine 775-786-3700 bell-limo.com North Tahoe Limousine 855-414-9866 northtahoelimo.com Reno Tahoe Limousine 800-660-4546 renotahoelimo.com Surf Air 800-365-6179 surfair.com Tahoe Sierra Transportation 530-550-5300 tahoesierratransportation.com
ACTIVITIES AERIAL TRAM/ GONDOLA RIDES
Northstar California 100 Northstar Dr., Truckee 530-562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com Squaw Valley 1960 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 800-403-0206 squawalpine.com
ARCADES Bowl Incline 920 Southwood Blvd. Incline Village 775-831-1900 bowlincline.com Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort 111 Country Club Dr. Incline Village 775-832-1234 laketahoe.hyatt.com Resort at Squaw Creek 400 Squaw Creek Road Olympic Valley 530-583-6300 squawcreek.com Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & Casino 5 Highway 28, Crystal Bay 775-831-0660 tahoebiltmore.com
ARCTIC PADDLEBOARDING/WINTER KAYAKING Enviro-Rents Inc. 8612 North Lake Blvd. Kings Beach 530-546-2780 tahoeecosports.com Arctic paddleboard rentals Waterman’s Landing 5166 North Lake Blvd. Carnelian Bay 530-546-3590 watermanslanding.com Winter kayak tours
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING/RENTALS
Far West Nordic Ski Education Association P.O. Box 10046 Truckee 530-852-0879 farwestnordic.org Granlibakken Resort 725 Granlibakken Road Tahoe City 530-581-7533 granlibakken.com Northstar California 100 Northstar Dr. Truckee 530-562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com North Tahoe Regional Park 6600 Donner Road Tahoe Vista 530-546-4212 placer.ca.gov Resort at Squaw Creek Cross Country Center 400 Squaw Creek Rd. Olympic Valley 530-581-6637 squawcreek.com Ski Butlers P.O. Box 4137 Truckee 530-582-8277 skibutlers.com Sugar Pine State Park 9 miles south of Tahoe City on Hwy. 89 Tahoma 530-525-9528 parks.ca.gov Tahoe Adventure Co. P.O. Box 3951 Truckee 530-913-9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com
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Tahoe Cross Country Ski Area 925 Country Club Dr. Tahoe City 530-583-5475 tahoexc.com Tahoe Donner Resort 15275 Alder Creek Rd. Truckee 530-587-9484 tahoedonner.com/crosscountry
BILLIARDS Rideout Community Center 740 Timberline Ln., Tahoe City 530-583-3440x10 tcpud.org
BOWLING
Bowl Incline 920 Southwood Blvd. Incline Village 775-831-1900 bowlincline.com
BREWERIES Alibi Ale Works 204 E. Enterprise St. Incline Village 775-298-7001 alibialeworks.com
CLIMBING WALLS/ ROPES COURSES/ ZIP LINES
Northstar Climbing Wall Village at Northstar, Upper level 100 Northstar Dr., Truckee 530-562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com Squaw Valley Adventure Center 1960 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 530-581-7563 squawadverture.com
Tahoe Treetop Adventure Center 775 Granlibakken Rd., Tahoe City 530-583-ROPE northtahoeadventures.com
CINEMAS
Tahoe Art Haus & Cinema 475 North Lake Blvd. #107 Tahoe City 530-584-2431 tahoearthauscinema.com
CRAFTS
FISHING
Captain Chris’ Fishin Charters 700 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-583-4857 tahoefishingcharters.com Chuck’s Charter Fishing 608 Midiron Rd. Kings Beach 530-546-8425 chuckscharterfishing.com
The Painted Vine 10770 Donner Pass Rd. #103 Truckee 530-214-8935 painted-vine.com
Flyfishing School Resort at Squaw Creek 400 Squaw Creek Rd. Olympic Vally 530-583-6300 squawcreek.com
Salvaged 585 West Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-583-1025 salvagedtahoe.com
Matt Heron Fly Fishing 400 Squaw Creek Rd. Olympic Valley 518-225-6587 mattheronflyfishing.com
Village Toys 873 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-7700 villagetoys.com
Mickey’s Big Mack Charters Carnelian Bay 530-546-4444 mickeysbigmack.com
DOG SLEDDING
Obexer’s General Store 5300 West Lake Blvd. Homewood 530-525-1300 obexersboat.com The Reel School of Fly Fishing & Guide Service Truckee 530-587-7333 cyberfly.com Sierra Fin Addicts Guide Service Incline Village 775-225-0979 sierrafinaddicts.com Swigard’s Hardware 200 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-583-3738
Resort at Squaw Creek 400 Squaw Creek Rd. Olympic Valley 800-327-3353 squawcreek.com
EDUCATIONAL
Tahoe City Historic Fish Hatchery 2400 Lake Forest Road Tahoe City 530-583-3279 terc.ucdavis.edu UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center with Tahoe Science Center 291 Country Club Dr. Incline Village 775-881-7560 TahoeScienceCenter.org
ACTIVITIES | DIRECTORY Tahoe City Marina 700 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-583-1039 tahoecitymarina.com
The Villager Candle Shop, Pottery & More 7001 Northstar Dr., Truckee 530-562-8884 villagercandles.com
GAMING/GAMBLING
Village Toys 869 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-8181 villagetoys.com
Crystal Bay Club Casino 6 Stateline Road , Crystal Bay 775-833-6333 crystalbaycasino.com Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort 111 Country Club Dr. Incline Village 775-832-1234 laketahoe.hyatt.com Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & Casino 5 Highway 28 , Crystal Bay 775-831-0660 tahoebiltmore.com
GUIDED TOURS
Le Grand Adventure Tours 844-534-7263 legrandadventuretours.com Tahoe Adventure Company 530-913-9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com
HELICOPTER TOURS Reno Tahoe Helicopters 1901 Airport Rd. South Lake Tahoe 530-544-2211 renotahoehelicopters.com
ICE-SKATING
Olympic Ice Pavillion 1960 Squaw Valley Road Olympic Valley 530-581-7246 squawalpine.com Resort at Squaw Creek 400 Squaw Creek Road Olympic Valley 800-327-3353 squawcreek.com The Village at Northstar 100 Northstar Dr. Truckee 530-562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com
KIDS
Gear & Grind Café Tahoe City 530-583-0000 gearandgrindcafe.com Incline Village Library 845 Alder Ave., Incline Village 775-832-4130 washoecounty.us/library Susie Scoops Ice Cream 869 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village 775-831-8181 susiescoops.com
LIBRARIES
Incline Village Library 845 Alder Ave. Incline Village 775-832-4130 washoecounty.us/library
MUSEUMS
Gatekeeper’s Museum 130 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City 530-583-1762 northtahoemuseums.org Olympic Museum High Camp, Squaw Valley Olympic Valley 800-403-0206 squawalpine.com Tahoe Maritime Museum 401 West Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-525-9253 tahoemaritimemuseum.org UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center with Tahoe Science Center 291 Country Club Dr. Incline Village 775-881-7566 TahoeScienceCenter.org
SKI & SNOWBOARD RENTALS Alpenglow Sports 415 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-583-6917 alpenglowsports.com
Alpine Meadows 2600 Alpine Meadows Rd. Tahoe City 800-403-0206 squawalpine.com Diamond Peak Ski Area/ IVGID 1210 Ski Way Incline Village 775-832-1177 diamondpeak.com Donner Ski Ranch 19320 Donner Pass Rd. Norden 530-426-3635 donnerskiranch.com Enviro-Rents Inc. 8612 North Lake Blvd. Kings Beach 530-546-2780 tahoeecosports.com Granlibakken Resort 725 Granlibakken Rd. Tahoe City 530-581-7533 granlibakken.com
Homewood Mountain Resort 5145 West Lake Blvd. Homewood 530-525-2992 skihomewood.com Northstar California 100 Northstar Dr. Truckee 530-562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com Snowboard Shops Tahoe City: 530-583-6415 Kings Beach: 530-546-5800 Truckee: 530-582-0900 Squaw Valley: 530-583-5665 Squaw Valley 1960 Squaw Valley Road Squaw Valley 800-403-0206 squawalpine.com Tahoe Dave’s Ski & Sugar Bowl Ski Resort 629 Sugar Bowl Rd. Norden 530-426-9000 sugarbowl.com Tahoe Donner 11509 Northwoods Truckee 530-587-9444 tahoedonner.com Tahoe Mountain Sports 530-536-5200 tahoemountainsports.com Village Ski Loft 800 Tahoe Blvd. Incline Village 775-831-3537 villageskiloft.com West Shore Sports 5395 West Lake Blvd. Homewood 530-525-9920 westshoresports.com
SLEIGH RIDES
Resort at Squaw Creek100 400 Squaw Creek Road Olympic Valley 800-327-3353 squawcreek.com
SNOWMOBILING
Coldstream Adventures 8975 Coldstream Rd. Truckee 530-582-9090 coldstreamadventures.com Eagle Ridge Snowmobile Outfitters Little Truckee Summit Hwy. 89 North Truckee 530-546-8667 eagleridgesnowmobiling.com Lake Tahoe Adventures & Winter Water Sports 3071 Highway 50 South Lake Tahoe 800-865-4679 laketahoeadventures.com
Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours 6600 Donner Rd. Tahoe Vista 530-546-4280 laketahoesnowmobiling.com Sugar Bowl Ski Resort 629 Sugar Bowl Road Norden 530-426-9000 sugarbowl.com
SNOW PLAY/ SLEDDING/TUBING
Granlibakken Ski Area 725 Granlibakken Road Tahoe City 530-581-7533 granlibakken.com Northstar California 100 Northstar Dr. Truckee 530-562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com North Tahoe Regional Park 6600 Donner Rd. Tahoe Vista 530-546-4212 placer.ca.gov Squaw Valley 1960 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 800-403-0206 squawalpine.com Tahoe Donner 12790 Northwoods Blvd. Truckee 530-587-9400 tahoedonner.com/snowplay
SNOWSHOEING
Alpenglow Sports 415 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City 530-583-6917 alpenglowsports.com Snowshoe rentals and sales Granlibakken Resort 725 Granlibakken Rd. Tahoe City 530-581-7533 granlibakken.com Snowshoe rentals Inn Shop of Squaw Valley 1920 Squaw Valley Rd. Olympic Valley 530-583-2195 innshop.com Snowshoe rentals Sierra State Parks Foundation Tahoe City 530-583-9911 sierrastateparks.org Squaw Creek Sports Resort at Squaw Creek 400 Squaw Creek Rd. Olympic Valley 530-583-6300 squawcreek.com Snowshoe rentals
Village Station Sugar Bowl 629 Sugar Bowl Rd. Norden 530-426-9000 sugarbowl.com Snowshoe rentals and sales Tahoe Adventure Co. Tahoe Vista 530-913-9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com Snowshoe tours Tahoe Donner Resort 15275 Alder Creek Rd. Truckee 530-587-9484 tahoedonner.com/ cross-country Snowshoe rentals Tahoe Dave’s Ski & Snowboard Shops Tahoe City: 530-583-6415 Kings Beach: 530-546-5800 Truckee: 530-582-0900 Squaw Valley: 530-583-5665 tahoedaves.com Snowshoe rentals and sales Tahoe Rim Trail Association 128 Market St., Ste. 3E Stateline 775-298-4485 tahoerimtrail.org Village Ski Loft 800 Tahoe Blvd. Incline Village 775-831-3537 villageskiloft.com Snowshoe rentals and sales West Shore Sports 5395 West Lake Blvd. Homewood 530-525-9920 westshoresports.com Snowshoe rentals and sales
STAR TOURS Northstar California 100 Northstar Dr., Truckee 530-562-1010 northstarcalifornia.com Squaw Valley 1960 Squaw Valley Rd. High Camp, Olympic Valley 800-403-0206 squawalpine.com Tahoe Adventure Company 530-913-9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com
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EVENTS | CALENDAR
Saturdays, Dec. 19-Mar. 12 Evening snowshoe tours, Northstar California northstarcalifornia.com
DECEMBER
JANUARY
January 1-31 National Learn to Ski and Board Month, discounts at all North Lake Tahoe Resorts. SkiandSnowboardMonth.org
December 9 Santa Ski Crawl, Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe, skirose.com
January 8-10 Burton Mountain Festival, Northstar California northstarcalifornia.com
December 13 USASA Rail Jam, Sugar Bowl sugarbowl.com
January 22-24 Ullr Fest, Diamond Peak diamondpeak.com
December 18-24 Ski with Santa, Homewood Mountain Resort skihomewood.com
January 23 Full Moon Snowshoe Tour, Tahoe Adventure Company tahoeadventurecompany.com
December 19-Jan 3 Holiday Celebrations at North Tahoe Ski Resorts
January 24 Tahoe Rim Tour & Race, Northstar California northstarcalifornia.com
December 26 Full Moon Snowshoe Tour, Tahoe Adventure Company tahoeadventurecompany.com Dec 31 Fire & Ice Celebration, Northstar California northstarcalifornia.com
FEBRUARY
February 6 Mardi Gras Celebration, Northstar California northstarcalifornia.com
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March 10-13 USANA International Ski & Snowboard Cross Cup, Squaw Valley squawalpine.com
APRIL
February 20-28 Alpenglow Mountain Festival, backcountry ski & snowboard festival alpenglowsports.com
March 15-20 Rev Tour/HoleShot Skicross Bordercross, Squaw Valley squawalpine.com
April 2 Annual Dummy Downhill, Diamond Peak diamondpeak.com
February 22 Full Moon Snowshoe Tour, Tahoe Adventure Company tahoeadventurecompany.com
March 19-20 Gold Rush Marathon X-C Nationals, Royal Gorge royalgorge.com
April 9 Pond Skim, Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe skirose.com
MARCH
March 23 Full Moon Snowshoe Tour, Tahoe Adventure Company tahoeadventurecompany.com
February 14 Far West Silver Belt Race, Sugar Bowl sugarbowl.com
March 4–13 SnowFest winter carnival, daily events throughout North Lake Tahoe tahoesnowfestival.com March 5-6 Rahlves Banzai Tour Finals, Sugar Bowl sugarbowl.com March 6 The Great Ski Race, X-C race from Tahoe City to Truckee thegreatskirace.com
March 24-27 IFSA Freeride Nationals, Squaw Valley squawalpine.com March 27 Easter Egg Hunt, Northstar California northstarcalifornia.com
April 1-3 WinterWonderGrass music festival, Squaw Valley winterwondergrasstahoe.com
April 19 Women’s Amgen Tour of California, bike race amgentourofcalifornia.com April 21 Full Moon Snowshoe Tour, Tahoe Adventure Company tahoeadventurecompany.com April 21 Made in Tahoe Festival, Village at Squaw Valley Squawalpine.com
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