2008 Reno-Tahoe Visitor Planner

VISITOR PLANNER

RENO-TAHOE AMERICA’S ADVENTURE PLACE

VisitRenoTahoe.com P.O. Box 837, Reno, NV 89504

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Can Paradise get better?

Of course – Expansion 2008

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Reno’s Atlantis is Paradise. Experience a sensational setting of fortune, food and fun.

Stay in Reno’s Only Concierge Tower featuring VIP check-in, butler service and an exclusive lounge with complimentary Continental breakfast and afternoon hors d’oeuvres. Unwind in our European-style Spa and Salon with the experts of Ahhhh! Seven award-winning restaurants thrill your senses.

And leave room for excitement...roll the dice or spin the reels of fortune at “Reno’s Best Casino.”

Reno-Tahoe is America’s Adventure Place. Here you’ll find unlimited outdoor activities.

Ask about booking custom golf, ski or spa packages just for you.

COMING in 2008! Exciting Expansion!

• Atlantis Convention Center Skybridge- The ONLY Casino Resort Spa to be connected Reno-Sparks Convention Center • A second ballroom and additional convention space of approximately 27,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting space, doubling the existing facilities • Remodeled and expanded Spa & Fitness facility • Coming Soon! Authentic New-York Style Deli!

• Larger casino floor, expanded 4-Star Smoke-free Poker Room and NEW Race & Sports Book featuring the latest in technology and comfort.

www.atlantiscasino.com/rtvp • (800) 723-6500

Cover photo by James Stroud.

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welcome outdoors

skiing | golfing | adventure guide

arts | culture heritage shopping sleep | eat | play lodging guide spa | health | wellness golf and snow sports guide getting here getting around events | calendar day trips new development FAQs

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Can Paradise get better?

Of course – Expansion 2008

2 4

Reno’s Atlantis is Paradise. Experience a sensational setting of fortune, food and fun.

Stay in Reno’s Only Concierge Tower featuring VIP check-in, butler service and an exclusive lounge with complimentary Continental breakfast and afternoon hors d’oeuvres. Unwind in our European-style Spa and Salon with the experts of Ahhhh! Seven award-winning restaurants thrill your senses.

And leave room for excitement...roll the dice or spin the reels of fortune at “Reno’s Best Casino.”

Reno-Tahoe is America’s Adventure Place. Here you’ll find unlimited outdoor activities.

Ask about booking custom golf, ski or spa packages just for you.

COMING in 2008! Exciting Expansion!

• Atlantis Convention Center Skybridge- The ONLY Casino Resort Spa to be connected Reno-Sparks Convention Center • A second ballroom and additional convention space of approximately 27,000 sq. ft. of flexible meeting space, doubling the existing facilities • Remodeled and expanded Spa & Fitness facility • Coming Soon! Authentic New-York Style Deli!

• Larger casino floor, expanded 4-Star Smoke-free Poker Room and NEW Race & Sports Book featuring the latest in technology and comfort.

www.atlantiscasino.com/rtvp • (800) 723-6500

Cover photo by James Stroud.

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welcome outdoors

skiing | golfing | adventure guide

arts | culture heritage shopping sleep | eat | play lodging guide spa | health | wellness golf and snow sports guide getting here getting around events | calendar day trips new development FAQs

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WELCOME

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WE PUT EXCITEMENT WHERE IT BELONGS. Reno-Tahoe is one of the few places where you can get to know Mother Nature on a first name basis and encounter an incomparable combination of sky, valley, and mountain. It’s a place where you can broaden your horizons, try things you never tried, learn things you never knew, and experience things you can’t experience anywhere else. You can slip into wake-

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Think of this booklet as a tease to your inner adventurer, an enticing appetizer of what Reno-Tahoe has in store for you. boards and water skis and shatter the glass of a pristine prehistoric lake. You can play a desert course in the morning and an alpine gem by afternoon. You can breathe, hike,

climb, and indulge in a vacation where you can add as much adventure as you care to endure. And you can top off the sunny side of the clock with a nightlife that’s as brilliant

as the day. Reno-Tahoe—it’s the perfect place to find yourself.

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WELCOME

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WE PUT EXCITEMENT WHERE IT BELONGS. Reno-Tahoe is one of the few places where you can get to know Mother Nature on a first name basis and encounter an incomparable combination of sky, valley, and mountain. It’s a place where you can broaden your horizons, try things you never tried, learn things you never knew, and experience things you can’t experience anywhere else. You can slip into wake-

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Think of this booklet as a tease to your inner adventurer, an enticing appetizer of what Reno-Tahoe has in store for you. boards and water skis and shatter the glass of a pristine prehistoric lake. You can play a desert course in the morning and an alpine gem by afternoon. You can breathe, hike,

climb, and indulge in a vacation where you can add as much adventure as you care to endure. And you can top off the sunny side of the clock with a nightlife that’s as brilliant

as the day. Reno-Tahoe—it’s the perfect place to find yourself.

america’s adventure place VisitRenoTahoe.com

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OUTDOORS

SAVE ORDINARY FOR SOMEPLACE ELSE. When the list of America’s top places for good times in the great outdoors is whittled down

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Reno-Tahoe is an all-natural adventure made up of earth, water, and sky. as much or as little adventure as you need.

hoe is one of the most picturesque spots

it even more alluring. Our local resorts entice skiers of all skill levels, from begin-

to the finalists, Reno-Tahoe is always present. We figure it has something to do with, well,

Reno-Tahoe has something for every-

in the world. And the 18 ski and snow-

everything. In Reno-Tahoe you’ll find four seasons of recreation. From world-class golfing

one from the casual vacationer to weekend

board resorts surrounding it—most within

ners looking for sun-splashed slopes to

and skiing to hiking, biking, horseback riding and a wide variety of water sports, we dish out

warriors to budding triathletes. Lake Ta-

an hour’s drive of downtown Reno—make

extremists in search of pulse-quickening

america’s adventure place VisitRenoTahoe.com

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OUTDOORS

SAVE ORDINARY FOR SOMEPLACE ELSE. When the list of America’s top places for good times in the great outdoors is whittled down

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Reno-Tahoe is an all-natural adventure made up of earth, water, and sky. as much or as little adventure as you need.

hoe is one of the most picturesque spots

it even more alluring. Our local resorts entice skiers of all skill levels, from begin-

to the finalists, Reno-Tahoe is always present. We figure it has something to do with, well,

Reno-Tahoe has something for every-

in the world. And the 18 ski and snow-

everything. In Reno-Tahoe you’ll find four seasons of recreation. From world-class golfing

one from the casual vacationer to weekend

board resorts surrounding it—most within

ners looking for sun-splashed slopes to

and skiing to hiking, biking, horseback riding and a wide variety of water sports, we dish out

warriors to budding triathletes. Lake Ta-

an hour’s drive of downtown Reno—make

extremists in search of pulse-quickening

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OUTDOORS | SKIING & SNOWSPORTS The highest concentration of ski and snowboard resorts in North America. All in the company of one stunning lake.

plunges through knee-deep powder. Snowboarders are drawn to a wonderland of halfpipes, terrain parks, rails, and trick jumps while kids learn to love the sport on bunny trails.

Choose your winter pleasure. Enjoy the rush of downhill skiing or enjoy breathtaking mountain scenery along with the aerobic benefits of cross-country skiing.

Explore trails less traveled with backcountry ski lessons, an avalanche awareness course, dog sled rides, snowmobiling and snowshoeing.

Or you can just go by the numbers: Summit elevations range up to 10,778 feet, snow packs exceed 20 feet, ski seasons last as long as seven months, and blue skies are the rule, not the exception. Conditions for a great ski adventure don’t get any better than this.

When the sun slips over the Sierra and calls it a day, the other side of Reno-Tahoe breaks out an aprés scene that is the stuff of legend. You’ll find yourself gravitating toward the glimmer of exciting all-night clubs and non-stop entertainment, plus terrific dining, electrifying casinos, and a variety of lodging options. By sun or by stars, Reno-Tahoe’s wintertime scene is nothing short of brilliant.

To learn more about our ski packages, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/packages.

Or turn to the map at the center of this planner for a complete listing.

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OUTDOORS | SKIING & SNOWSPORTS The highest concentration of ski and snowboard resorts in North America. All in the company of one stunning lake.

plunges through knee-deep powder. Snowboarders are drawn to a wonderland of halfpipes, terrain parks, rails, and trick jumps while kids learn to love the sport on bunny trails.

Choose your winter pleasure. Enjoy the rush of downhill skiing or enjoy breathtaking mountain scenery along with the aerobic benefits of cross-country skiing.

Explore trails less traveled with backcountry ski lessons, an avalanche awareness course, dog sled rides, snowmobiling and snowshoeing.

Or you can just go by the numbers: Summit elevations range up to 10,778 feet, snow packs exceed 20 feet, ski seasons last as long as seven months, and blue skies are the rule, not the exception. Conditions for a great ski adventure don’t get any better than this.

When the sun slips over the Sierra and calls it a day, the other side of Reno-Tahoe breaks out an aprés scene that is the stuff of legend. You’ll find yourself gravitating toward the glimmer of exciting all-night clubs and non-stop entertainment, plus terrific dining, electrifying casinos, and a variety of lodging options. By sun or by stars, Reno-Tahoe’s wintertime scene is nothing short of brilliant.

To learn more about our ski packages, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/packages.

Or turn to the map at the center of this planner for a complete listing.

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OUTDOORS | GOLF

Thereare areover over50 50golf golfcourses courseswithin within90 90minutes minutesofof Reno.

There SwingSwing hard enough and you’ll hit one.

Reno. hard enough and you’ll hit one.

Golfi ng in Reno-Tahoe is like golfi ng Home nowhere in this world.

Montrêux Golf and Country Club. of else the Reno-Tahoe Open.

Whether you’re looking for a course that will leave you talking to your clubs, and yourself, or something a bit less challenging, Reno-Tahoe has you covered.

You’ll find over a dozen championship courses in Tahoe alone. In Reno you’ll find world-class courses, including Montrêux Golf and Country Club, the host of the Reno-Tahoe Open, a PGA Tour event. Edgewood Tahoe—rated one of Golf Digest’s top 25 public U.S. golf courses—is home to the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship, held in July. Courses here sport the signatures of famed designers including Arnold Palmer, Robert Trent Jones, Jack Nicklaus, and Reno native Patty Sheehan. Also, because of our high altitude, golf balls fly off the club 10 percent farther. Translation: this is the land where career drives are made.

To learn more about our affordable Golf the High Sierra getaway packages, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/packages.

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OUTDOORS | GOLF

Thereare areover over50 50golf golfcourses courseswithin within90 90minutes minutesofof Reno.

There SwingSwing hard enough and you’ll hit one.

Reno. hard enough and you’ll hit one.

Golfi ng in Reno-Tahoe is like golfi ng Home nowhere in this world.

Montrêux Golf and Country Club. of else the Reno-Tahoe Open.

Whether you’re looking for a course that will leave you talking to your clubs, and yourself, or something a bit less challenging, Reno-Tahoe has you covered.

You’ll find over a dozen championship courses in Tahoe alone. In Reno you’ll find world-class courses, including Montrêux Golf and Country Club, the host of the Reno-Tahoe Open, a PGA Tour event. Edgewood Tahoe—rated one of Golf Digest’s top 25 public U.S. golf courses—is home to the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship, held in July. Courses here sport the signatures of famed designers including Arnold Palmer, Robert Trent Jones, Jack Nicklaus, and Reno native Patty Sheehan. Also, because of our high altitude, golf balls fly off the club 10 percent farther. Translation: this is the land where career drives are made.

To learn more about our affordable Golf the High Sierra getaway packages, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/packages.

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OUTDOORS | ADVENTURE GUIDE Adventure Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com Tahoe Trips and Trails

530.583.4506 tahoetrips.com

Boating Action Watersports

530.544.2942 action-watersports.com

Camping Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Fishing Don Sheetz Fishing Guide

530.541.5566 tahoefishingguides.com Mile High Sport Fishing

530.541.5352 fishtahoe.com O’Malley’s Fishing Charters

775.588.4102 worldwidefishing.com/ california/b617/index.html Sierra Angler’s Guide Service

530.582.5689 sierraanglersfishing.net

Fly Fishing Reno Fly Shop

775.825.3474 renoflyshop.com Thy Rod & Staff Fly Fishing/ The Reel School of Fly Fishing

530.587.7333 cyberfly.com

Hang Gliding Adventure Sports

775.883.7070 home.pyramid.net/advspts Hang Gliding Tahoe

(775)747.0175 hangglidingtahoe.com Scenic Gliders

(775)475.2440 soar-palomino.com

Tahoe Adventure Company

Tahoe Whitewater Tours

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com

775.787.5000 • 800.442.7238 gowhitewater.com

Tahoe Trips and Trails

530.583.4506 tahoetrips.com

Horseback Riding Rancho Red Rock

775.969.3315 ranchoredrock.com Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com Zephyr Cove Stables

775.588.6644 zephyrcovestables.com

Hot Air Ballooning

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Skydiving

Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com Tahoe Trips and Trails

530.583.4506 tahoetrips.com Big Valley Adventure Tours

Lake Tahoe Balloons

530.322.4311 BigValleyTours.com

Mountain High Balloons Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Lake Tahoe Adventures

530.577.2940 laketahoeadventures.com Sierra Adventures

Hot Springs

Rock Climbing & Mountaineering

Squaw Valley’s High Camp Lagoon & Spa

530.583.6985 squaw.com

RockSport Indoor Climbing Center

775.352.7673 Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com

Kayaking/Canoeing 775.323.8928 wildsierra.com Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com

Hiking

Tahoe Paddle & Oar

530.581.3029 tahoepaddle.com Tahoe Trips and Trails

530.583.4506 tahoetrips.com

Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours

530.546.4280 snowmobilingunlimited.com High Sierra Water Skiing

Whitewater Rafting Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com Tahoe Whitewater Tours

775.787.5000 gowhitewater.com Truckee River Rafting

530.583.7238 truckeeriverrafting.com

The Sports Exchange

530.582.4510 truckeesportsexchange.com

Sailing Action Watersports

Sierra Adventures

Lake Tahoe Adventures

530.577.2940 laketahoeadventures.com

Parasailing 530.544.2942 action-watersports.com

775.883-6000 steamboatsprings.org

Eagle Ridge Snowmobile

530.540.8667 tahoesnowmobiling.com

530.583.7417 • 530.525.1214 highsierrawaterskiing.com

800.762.7464 800soaring.com

Steamboat Villa Hot Springs Spa

Snowmobiling

Watersports

Action Watersports

775.782.8155 davidwalleys.com

Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Soaring Adventures of America

David Walley’s Resort, Hot Springs & Spa

Adventure Scuba

775.786.0222 sierrasteve.com

Off Roading

530.587.6922

Scuba Diving & Snorkeling 775.826.5333 renoscuba.com

530.544.4004 530.544.1221 laketahoeballoons.com

800.992.FLYu sierrabiplane.com

Sundance Mountain Bike Rentals

Ahoy Marine & Balloon

Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Mountain Biking Sierra Adventures

Sierra Biplane Adventures LLC

530.544.2942 action-watersports.com Sailing Ventures

775.691.8200 sailtahoe.com Tahoe Sailing Charters

530.583.6200 tahoesail.com

Scenic Airplane Tours Advantage Flight Solutions

775.852.3512 advantageflight.com

Winter/Snow Adventure Husky Express/Sierra Ski Touring

775.782.3047 highsierra.com/sst Wilderness Adventures

530.550.8133 tahoedogsledtours.com Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com For a complete list of parks and beaches and other recreational opportunities go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/ outdoors .

The many flavors of adventure, all served up in one convenient location: Reno-Tahoe.

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OUTDOORS | ADVENTURE GUIDE Adventure Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com Tahoe Trips and Trails

530.583.4506 tahoetrips.com

Boating Action Watersports

530.544.2942 action-watersports.com

Camping Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Fishing Don Sheetz Fishing Guide

530.541.5566 tahoefishingguides.com Mile High Sport Fishing

530.541.5352 fishtahoe.com O’Malley’s Fishing Charters

775.588.4102 worldwidefishing.com/ california/b617/index.html Sierra Angler’s Guide Service

530.582.5689 sierraanglersfishing.net

Fly Fishing Reno Fly Shop

775.825.3474 renoflyshop.com Thy Rod & Staff Fly Fishing/ The Reel School of Fly Fishing

530.587.7333 cyberfly.com

Hang Gliding Adventure Sports

775.883.7070 home.pyramid.net/advspts Hang Gliding Tahoe

(775)747.0175 hangglidingtahoe.com Scenic Gliders

(775)475.2440 soar-palomino.com

Tahoe Adventure Company

Tahoe Whitewater Tours

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com

775.787.5000 • 800.442.7238 gowhitewater.com

Tahoe Trips and Trails

530.583.4506 tahoetrips.com

Horseback Riding Rancho Red Rock

775.969.3315 ranchoredrock.com Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com Zephyr Cove Stables

775.588.6644 zephyrcovestables.com

Hot Air Ballooning

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Skydiving

Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com Tahoe Trips and Trails

530.583.4506 tahoetrips.com Big Valley Adventure Tours

Lake Tahoe Balloons

530.322.4311 BigValleyTours.com

Mountain High Balloons Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Lake Tahoe Adventures

530.577.2940 laketahoeadventures.com Sierra Adventures

Hot Springs

Rock Climbing & Mountaineering

Squaw Valley’s High Camp Lagoon & Spa

530.583.6985 squaw.com

RockSport Indoor Climbing Center

775.352.7673 Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com

Kayaking/Canoeing 775.323.8928 wildsierra.com Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com

Hiking

Tahoe Paddle & Oar

530.581.3029 tahoepaddle.com Tahoe Trips and Trails

530.583.4506 tahoetrips.com

Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours

530.546.4280 snowmobilingunlimited.com High Sierra Water Skiing

Whitewater Rafting Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com Tahoe Whitewater Tours

775.787.5000 gowhitewater.com Truckee River Rafting

530.583.7238 truckeeriverrafting.com

The Sports Exchange

530.582.4510 truckeesportsexchange.com

Sailing Action Watersports

Sierra Adventures

Lake Tahoe Adventures

530.577.2940 laketahoeadventures.com

Parasailing 530.544.2942 action-watersports.com

775.883-6000 steamboatsprings.org

Eagle Ridge Snowmobile

530.540.8667 tahoesnowmobiling.com

530.583.7417 • 530.525.1214 highsierrawaterskiing.com

800.762.7464 800soaring.com

Steamboat Villa Hot Springs Spa

Snowmobiling

Watersports

Action Watersports

775.782.8155 davidwalleys.com

Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Soaring Adventures of America

David Walley’s Resort, Hot Springs & Spa

Adventure Scuba

775.786.0222 sierrasteve.com

Off Roading

530.587.6922

Scuba Diving & Snorkeling 775.826.5333 renoscuba.com

530.544.4004 530.544.1221 laketahoeballoons.com

800.992.FLYu sierrabiplane.com

Sundance Mountain Bike Rentals

Ahoy Marine & Balloon

Sierra Adventures

775.323.8928 wildsierra.com

Mountain Biking Sierra Adventures

Sierra Biplane Adventures LLC

530.544.2942 action-watersports.com Sailing Ventures

775.691.8200 sailtahoe.com Tahoe Sailing Charters

530.583.6200 tahoesail.com

Scenic Airplane Tours Advantage Flight Solutions

775.852.3512 advantageflight.com

Winter/Snow Adventure Husky Express/Sierra Ski Touring

775.782.3047 highsierra.com/sst Wilderness Adventures

530.550.8133 tahoedogsledtours.com Tahoe Adventure Company

530.913.9212 tahoeadventurecompany.com For a complete list of parks and beaches and other recreational opportunities go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/ outdoors .

The many flavors of adventure, all served up in one convenient location: Reno-Tahoe.

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ARTS | CULTURE

Zuill Bailey, photo by Stuart Murtland.

THERE’S ALWAYS LIFE AFTER RECREATION. Reno-Tahoe’s attractions appeal to the spirit and the imagination with a wide range of opportunities to engage the mind and relax the body. Centerpieces of our cultural offerings include the Nevada Museum of Art and a vibrant Arts District along the Truckee River, both in downtown Reno. This lively urban cityscape—which lies along the picturesque River-

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Leave yourself enough time and energy to explore our more civilized pursuits of arts and culture. walk—offers an eclectic selection of shops, boutiques, and art galleries featuring the work of local, regional, and national artists.

You’ll find everything from fine sculpture to

handcrafted pottery, oil paintings to unique furniture. You can also enjoy movies in the Century Riverside 12 Cinema or catch a concert in nearby Wingfield Park. And

for a little downtown outdoor adventure, visit the world-renowned Truckee River Whitewater Park.

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ARTS | CULTURE

Zuill Bailey, photo by Stuart Murtland.

THERE’S ALWAYS LIFE AFTER RECREATION. Reno-Tahoe’s attractions appeal to the spirit and the imagination with a wide range of opportunities to engage the mind and relax the body. Centerpieces of our cultural offerings include the Nevada Museum of Art and a vibrant Arts District along the Truckee River, both in downtown Reno. This lively urban cityscape—which lies along the picturesque River-

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Leave yourself enough time and energy to explore our more civilized pursuits of arts and culture. walk—offers an eclectic selection of shops, boutiques, and art galleries featuring the work of local, regional, and national artists.

You’ll find everything from fine sculpture to

handcrafted pottery, oil paintings to unique furniture. You can also enjoy movies in the Century Riverside 12 Cinema or catch a concert in nearby Wingfield Park. And

for a little downtown outdoor adventure, visit the world-renowned Truckee River Whitewater Park.

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ARTS | CULTURE Museums, dance, music, theater. Reno-Tahoe really performs.

Bottom: Nevada Museum of Art, Donald W. Reynolds Center for the VIsual Arts, E.L. Wiegand Gallery, 2003. Below: Celeste Roberge, Cairn, 1998, photo by Jeff Dow. Right, Top: Australia’s Strange Fruit, Artown. Right, Bottom: Jun Kaneko at Stremmel Gallery, photo by Jeff Ross.

Reno-Tahoe is remarkable for its depth in the performing arts. Reno is one of the few cities of its size boasting both philharmonic and chamber orchestras. RenoTahoe also features a Repertory Theater, Opera, Ballet, and Broadway shows.

For more on museums, galleries, theater, dance, and cultural festivals in the Reno-Tahoe area, please go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/arts.

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ARTS | CULTURE Museums, dance, music, theater. Reno-Tahoe really performs.

Bottom: Nevada Museum of Art, Donald W. Reynolds Center for the VIsual Arts, E.L. Wiegand Gallery, 2003. Below: Celeste Roberge, Cairn, 1998, photo by Jeff Dow. Right, Top: Australia’s Strange Fruit, Artown. Right, Bottom: Jun Kaneko at Stremmel Gallery, photo by Jeff Ross.

Reno-Tahoe is remarkable for its depth in the performing arts. Reno is one of the few cities of its size boasting both philharmonic and chamber orchestras. RenoTahoe also features a Repertory Theater, Opera, Ballet, and Broadway shows.

For more on museums, galleries, theater, dance, and cultural festivals in the Reno-Tahoe area, please go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/arts.

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HERITAGE

AN ACTION-PACKED LOOK BACK. Reno-Tahoe was carved out by people larger than life: Paiute and Shoshone tribes, explorers, generals, miners, ranchers, Europeans, and countless settlers endowed with courage and a lust for life. You can learn its history in museums like the Sparks Heritage Museum or the Nevada Historical Society. You’ll also find that many of its structures and

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Reno’s history is filled with colorful stories of brave trailblazers who had a passion for adventure.

Ronald Reagan, far left, joins hat-tipping famous Hollywood heroes Errol Flynn and Hopalong Cassidy in downtown Reno, photo courtesy of Nevada Historical Society. towns are its history, including Reno’s Washoe County Courthouse, where during the 1930s nearly 33,000 divorces were granted. Due to past laws to protect

Nevada during The Great Depression, Life Magazine’s June 21, 1937 cover featured a photo of a young woman fresh from divorce court kissing one of the columns

of the courthouse.

Historic sites range from schools and opera houses to hotels and churches.

Take advantage of the Historic Reno

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HERITAGE

AN ACTION-PACKED LOOK BACK. Reno-Tahoe was carved out by people larger than life: Paiute and Shoshone tribes, explorers, generals, miners, ranchers, Europeans, and countless settlers endowed with courage and a lust for life. You can learn its history in museums like the Sparks Heritage Museum or the Nevada Historical Society. You’ll also find that many of its structures and

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Reno’s history is filled with colorful stories of brave trailblazers who had a passion for adventure.

Ronald Reagan, far left, joins hat-tipping famous Hollywood heroes Errol Flynn and Hopalong Cassidy in downtown Reno, photo courtesy of Nevada Historical Society. towns are its history, including Reno’s Washoe County Courthouse, where during the 1930s nearly 33,000 divorces were granted. Due to past laws to protect

Nevada during The Great Depression, Life Magazine’s June 21, 1937 cover featured a photo of a young woman fresh from divorce court kissing one of the columns

of the courthouse.

Historic sites range from schools and opera houses to hotels and churches.

Take advantage of the Historic Reno

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Opposite: Reno Courthouse built in 1909. Left to right: Nevada’s oldest “Thirst Parlor” located in historic Genoa. Petroglyph at Grimes Point Nevada. Harolds Club, one of the first hotel-casinos in the US. At the bottom: Gambling was one of Reno’s ways to survive the Great Depression; it was also taken quite seriously. All photos courtesy of Nevada Historical Society.

HERITAGE There comes a time to forget about what’s next and give in to the wonder of what’s happened.

Preservation Society’s walking tours to get a fascinating glimpse of our heritage, whether through traces of pioneer wagons or an informal walk through historic neighborhoods in downtown Reno.

Nearly all of Virginia City is a historic site. It is the largest federally designated historical district in America. Highlights include the Fourth Ward School, Piper’s Opera House, and the newspaper for which Mark Twain toiled as Samuel Clemens. Don’t miss the V&T Railroad tour, a 35-minute round-trip tour that takes you from Virginia City to Gold Hill and back.

Truckee is also rich in historical significance. It was named in 1844 for a Paiute Indian chief who helped guide thousands of emigrants in their westward journey through 40 miles of desert.

Truckee is well-known for the unforgiving Emigrant Trail, as well as for the tragic expedition of the Donner Party. You can discover much more about their captivating history at Donner Memorial State Park museum and Pioneer Monument.

Lake Tahoe is famous for more than its breathtaking lake and ski resorts. There’s a wealth of fascinating communities and unique historic spots along its 72mile perimeter. Highlights include the Thunderbird Lodge Estate (listed in the National Register of Historic Places), the Erhman Mansion at Sugar Pine Point State Park, the 150-acre Tallac historic site, and the spectacular Vikingsholm Castle at the head of Emerald Bay. Experience the artwork of some of this area’s distant ancestors by visiting one of many ancient rock art sites, some of which date back more than 10,000 years. Explore the fascinating petroglyphs at Grimes Point, ten miles east of Fallon, as well as carvings in solid granite near the crest of Donner Summit at Kyburz Flat. Two other places to view rock art are Hickson summit, just past Austin on Hwy 50 E, and Toquima Cave, located just beyond the junction of State Route 376 and U.S. Highway 50.

For more on Reno-Tahoe’s history go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/history.

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Opposite: Reno Courthouse built in 1909. Left to right: Nevada’s oldest “Thirst Parlor” located in historic Genoa. Petroglyph at Grimes Point Nevada. Harolds Club, one of the first hotel-casinos in the US. At the bottom: Gambling was one of Reno’s ways to survive the Great Depression; it was also taken quite seriously. All photos courtesy of Nevada Historical Society.

HERITAGE There comes a time to forget about what’s next and give in to the wonder of what’s happened.

Preservation Society’s walking tours to get a fascinating glimpse of our heritage, whether through traces of pioneer wagons or an informal walk through historic neighborhoods in downtown Reno.

Nearly all of Virginia City is a historic site. It is the largest federally designated historical district in America. Highlights include the Fourth Ward School, Piper’s Opera House, and the newspaper for which Mark Twain toiled as Samuel Clemens. Don’t miss the V&T Railroad tour, a 35-minute round-trip tour that takes you from Virginia City to Gold Hill and back.

Truckee is also rich in historical significance. It was named in 1844 for a Paiute Indian chief who helped guide thousands of emigrants in their westward journey through 40 miles of desert.

Truckee is well-known for the unforgiving Emigrant Trail, as well as for the tragic expedition of the Donner Party. You can discover much more about their captivating history at Donner Memorial State Park museum and Pioneer Monument.

Lake Tahoe is famous for more than its breathtaking lake and ski resorts. There’s a wealth of fascinating communities and unique historic spots along its 72mile perimeter. Highlights include the Thunderbird Lodge Estate (listed in the National Register of Historic Places), the Erhman Mansion at Sugar Pine Point State Park, the 150-acre Tallac historic site, and the spectacular Vikingsholm Castle at the head of Emerald Bay. Experience the artwork of some of this area’s distant ancestors by visiting one of many ancient rock art sites, some of which date back more than 10,000 years. Explore the fascinating petroglyphs at Grimes Point, ten miles east of Fallon, as well as carvings in solid granite near the crest of Donner Summit at Kyburz Flat. Two other places to view rock art are Hickson summit, just past Austin on Hwy 50 E, and Toquima Cave, located just beyond the junction of State Route 376 and U.S. Highway 50.

For more on Reno-Tahoe’s history go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/history.

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SHOPPING

Left to right: sierra nevada ballet performs at artown 2004, photo James Stroud; The art of quiet time, as practiced in one of our museums, photoJeff Ross; “Cairn”

SHOP RENO–TAHOE. In Reno-Tahoe, adventure isn’t limited solely to all things active, outdoors and products of Mother Nature. Nope, not with a shopping scene that’s equally as attractive.

We offer a XXL size shopping experiences to suit every kind of shopper, from fashion trackers to bargain-hunters, big spenders to collectors to browsers. Whatever you’re

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Sometimes the best part of a trip is what you bring back with you.

In Reno-Tahoe, you’ll find as many opportunities to shop as there are to golf, ski, and play. looking for, we have it for sale.

Our newest, shiniest, most ambitious shopping adventure opened in March 2006: The Summit, home to a compelling

array of places to shop and places to eat.

With its open-air patios, shade-filtered paths, fountains, fire pits, sitting areas, and immaculate landscaping, The Summit

is a very rewarding place to spend your time. It features 70 shops and restaurants, including Aveda Tangerine Salon & Spa, Coach, Dillard’s, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery

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SHOPPING

Left to right: sierra nevada ballet performs at artown 2004, photo James Stroud; The art of quiet time, as practiced in one of our museums, photoJeff Ross; “Cairn”

SHOP RENO–TAHOE. In Reno-Tahoe, adventure isn’t limited solely to all things active, outdoors and products of Mother Nature. Nope, not with a shopping scene that’s equally as attractive.

We offer a XXL size shopping experiences to suit every kind of shopper, from fashion trackers to bargain-hunters, big spenders to collectors to browsers. Whatever you’re

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Sometimes the best part of a trip is what you bring back with you.

In Reno-Tahoe, you’ll find as many opportunities to shop as there are to golf, ski, and play. looking for, we have it for sale.

Our newest, shiniest, most ambitious shopping adventure opened in March 2006: The Summit, home to a compelling

array of places to shop and places to eat.

With its open-air patios, shade-filtered paths, fountains, fire pits, sitting areas, and immaculate landscaping, The Summit

is a very rewarding place to spend your time. It features 70 shops and restaurants, including Aveda Tangerine Salon & Spa, Coach, Dillard’s, Williams-Sonoma, Pottery

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STEP BACK IN TIME BEGIN THE ADVENTURE! Choose from three discounted tickets.

All tickets include the V&T Railroad and Virginia City Trolley Tour with special merchant discounts at participating businesses.

Silver Line Express tickets embrace the opportunity to visit as many as 17 attractions and businesses. Tickets valid June through October. Plan your next business meeting or group outing in Virginia City. Come for the day and spend the night!

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 775-847-4FUN(4386) or 800-718-SLVR(7587)

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From unique to chic, Reno-Tahoe is a shopping haven!

Barn, Banana Republic, Abercrombie & Fitch, the Apple Store and many others. And of course, savvy shoppers must peruse longtime favorite Meadowood Mall—with over 100 stores including Wet Seal, GAP, Macy’s and Victoria’s Secret.

An essential part of Reno’s urban renaissance is downtown Reno’s Riverwalk, built along the revived Truckee River.

It’s a great spot for antiquing, dining, and

browsing your way through a variety of boutiques and galleries. With parks, coffee shops, and a boulder-laced kayak course, the scene is nothing short of ideal. Only a few blocks removed from the river is CalAve, a hoppin’ neighborhood retail district of shady lanes and fine restaurants.

A few miles upstream from downtown Reno and with a front row seat to the Truckee River, is the Patagonia Outlet Store, located within Patagonia’s main distribution center. You’ll find not only great deals on quality clothing and gear, but you’ll also enjoy a wonderful retreat among hills, cottonwoods and a river beyond the front doors. Complete all of your

outdoor gear needs by trekking to Orvis, Cabela’s, or R.E.I., where local staffers just might clue you in to the best fishing or hiking spots.

Nearby Sparks continues the shopping scene with Victorian Square Mall, Legends entertainment complex, and the Sparks Marina. At Victorian Square, in between annual events like Hot August Nights, the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook Off, and numerous street fairs, including the Farmer’s Market every Thursday during summer, you’ll find plenty of places to dine and shop. Highlights include an excellent brewpub, Mexican and Italian restaurants, and a variety of antiques, jewelry and

gift shops.

If location is everything, then Truckee has it all, including shopping. Set cozily between Sierra Nevada peaks, Truckee is just 30 miles west of Reno and 12 miles north of Lake Tahoe. Nestled amidst rich history, towering mountains, trees, and alpine lakes, you’ll find stores of every variety. Shop for antiques, art, books, adult and children’s clothing, home furnishings, jewelry, gifts, and much more. And if you find name-brand savings hard to resist, head straight to the Factory Outlets in Truckee.

For shopping with picturesque Lake Tahoe within your sight, visit the Tahoe City Marina Mall and the Boatworks Mall. The Tahoe City Marina Mall showcases the Rubicon Collection shop which features Oriental rugs, creative lighting and home furnishings. The Boatworks Mall offers everything from assorted chocolates and fine wine to home accessories and reproduced hand-painted furniture.

The Reno-Tahoe area offers shopping experiences to suit everyone, from the casual shopper to the serious buyer. Find out more at visitrenotahoe.com/shopping.

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SHOPPING

STEP BACK IN TIME BEGIN THE ADVENTURE! Choose from three discounted tickets.

All tickets include the V&T Railroad and Virginia City Trolley Tour with special merchant discounts at participating businesses.

Silver Line Express tickets embrace the opportunity to visit as many as 17 attractions and businesses. Tickets valid June through October. Plan your next business meeting or group outing in Virginia City. Come for the day and spend the night!

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 775-847-4FUN(4386) or 800-718-SLVR(7587)

www.VisitVirginiaCityNV.com

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From unique to chic, Reno-Tahoe is a shopping haven!

Barn, Banana Republic, Abercrombie & Fitch, the Apple Store and many others. And of course, savvy shoppers must peruse longtime favorite Meadowood Mall—with over 100 stores including Wet Seal, GAP, Macy’s and Victoria’s Secret.

An essential part of Reno’s urban renaissance is downtown Reno’s Riverwalk, built along the revived Truckee River.

It’s a great spot for antiquing, dining, and

browsing your way through a variety of boutiques and galleries. With parks, coffee shops, and a boulder-laced kayak course, the scene is nothing short of ideal. Only a few blocks removed from the river is CalAve, a hoppin’ neighborhood retail district of shady lanes and fine restaurants.

A few miles upstream from downtown Reno and with a front row seat to the Truckee River, is the Patagonia Outlet Store, located within Patagonia’s main distribution center. You’ll find not only great deals on quality clothing and gear, but you’ll also enjoy a wonderful retreat among hills, cottonwoods and a river beyond the front doors. Complete all of your

outdoor gear needs by trekking to Orvis, Cabela’s, or R.E.I., where local staffers just might clue you in to the best fishing or hiking spots.

Nearby Sparks continues the shopping scene with Victorian Square Mall, Legends entertainment complex, and the Sparks Marina. At Victorian Square, in between annual events like Hot August Nights, the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook Off, and numerous street fairs, including the Farmer’s Market every Thursday during summer, you’ll find plenty of places to dine and shop. Highlights include an excellent brewpub, Mexican and Italian restaurants, and a variety of antiques, jewelry and

gift shops.

If location is everything, then Truckee has it all, including shopping. Set cozily between Sierra Nevada peaks, Truckee is just 30 miles west of Reno and 12 miles north of Lake Tahoe. Nestled amidst rich history, towering mountains, trees, and alpine lakes, you’ll find stores of every variety. Shop for antiques, art, books, adult and children’s clothing, home furnishings, jewelry, gifts, and much more. And if you find name-brand savings hard to resist, head straight to the Factory Outlets in Truckee.

For shopping with picturesque Lake Tahoe within your sight, visit the Tahoe City Marina Mall and the Boatworks Mall. The Tahoe City Marina Mall showcases the Rubicon Collection shop which features Oriental rugs, creative lighting and home furnishings. The Boatworks Mall offers everything from assorted chocolates and fine wine to home accessories and reproduced hand-painted furniture.

The Reno-Tahoe area offers shopping experiences to suit everyone, from the casual shopper to the serious buyer. Find out more at visitrenotahoe.com/shopping.

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THE ART OF CALLING IT A NIGHT. When it comes to accommodations, we’ve got whatever flavor you’re after. From quaint, family-owned bed and breakfasts to family motels that are easy on the budget to glittering, luxury high-rises, we can help you rest in comfort.

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When the action finally winds down, we’ve got lots of places for you to lay your head.

Regardless of your particular tastes, Reno-Tahoe hotels offer nightlife, topname entertainment, fine dining, themed bars, spacious meeting facilities, gam-

ing—you can even find circus acts and a microbrewery among the area’s many properties.

Whether your day consisted of snow-

boarding, sightseeing, winning at the casinos, or taking in a touring Broadway show, we have plenty of places for you to fluff up your pillow and settle into some sweet dreams.

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THE ART OF CALLING IT A NIGHT. When it comes to accommodations, we’ve got whatever flavor you’re after. From quaint, family-owned bed and breakfasts to family motels that are easy on the budget to glittering, luxury high-rises, we can help you rest in comfort.

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When the action finally winds down, we’ve got lots of places for you to lay your head.

Regardless of your particular tastes, Reno-Tahoe hotels offer nightlife, topname entertainment, fine dining, themed bars, spacious meeting facilities, gam-

ing—you can even find circus acts and a microbrewery among the area’s many properties.

Whether your day consisted of snow-

boarding, sightseeing, winning at the casinos, or taking in a touring Broadway show, we have plenty of places for you to fluff up your pillow and settle into some sweet dreams.

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Motel 6 Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center 866 N. Wells Ave., Reno, NV 89512 775.786.9852 • 800.4 MOTEL 6 motel6.com 141

Rodeway Inn 2050 Market St., Reno, NV 89502 775.786.2500 • 800.648.3800 rodewayinnreno.com

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Gatekeeper Inn 221 W. 5th St., Reno, NV 89503 775.786.3500

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C Circus Circus Reno Hotel Casino 500 N. Sierra St., Reno, NV 89503 50 775.329.0711 • 800.648.5010 circusreno.com 1572

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3 Eldorado Hotel Casino 97 Gateway Dr., Reno, NV 89521 9795 775.786-5700 • 800.648-5966 eldoradoreno.com

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9 Holiday Inn Diamonds Casino 100 E. 6th St., Reno, NV 89512 1000 775.786.5151 • 800.465.4329 holidayinn.com

12 Siena S Hotel Spa Casino 1L Lake St., Reno, NV 89505 775.337.6260 • 877.SIENA33 sienareno.com

1 Atlantis A Casino Resort Spa 38 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89502 3800 775.825.4700 • 800.723.6500 atlantiscasino.com

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Grand G Sierra Resort & Casino 2500 E. Second Street, Reno, NV 89595 775.789.2000 • 800.501.2651 grandsierraresort.com SD

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Harrah’s H Reno Hotel Casino 219 N. Center St., Reno, NV 89501 775.786.3232 • 800.HARRAHS harrahsreno.com 6

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Meadow M Wood Courtyard/Super 8 58 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89502 5851 775.829.4600 • 800.797.RENO meadowwoodcourtyard.com SD

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Peppermill Hotel Casino 270 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89502 2707 775.826.2121 • 800.648.6992 peppermillreno.com

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Silver Club Hotel Casino 1040 Victorian Ave., Sparks, NV 89431 104 775.358.4771 • 800.905.7774 silverclub.com

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Tahoe T Biltmore Lodge & Casino 5 Hwy. H 28, Crystal Bay, NV 89402 775.831.0660 • 800.245.8667 tahoebiltmore.com

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Western W Village Hotel Casino 815 Nichols Blvd, Sparks, NV 89434 81 775.331.1069 • 800.648.1170 peppermillreno.com/western_village

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Season’s Inn 495 West St., Reno, NV 89503 775.322.6000 • 800.322.8588 seasonsinn.com 53

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Super 8 Motel Sparks 1900 E. Greg St., Sparks, NV 89431 775.358.8884 • 800.800.8000 super8.com 71

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Reno Travelodge Downtown 655 W. 4th Street, Reno, NV 89503 775.329.3451 • 800.578.7878 97

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Residence Inn By Marriott 9845 Gateway Dr., Reno, NV 89521 775.853.8800 • 800.331.3131 residenceinn.com/rnori 120

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Reno Royal Motor Lodge 350 West St., Reno, NV 89503 775.323.4477

Quality Inn 1885 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89502 775.329.1001 • 800.626.1900 N

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Savoy Motor Lodge 705 N. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89501 775.322.4477

Stardust Lodge 455 N. Arlington Ave., Reno, NV 89503 775.322.5641 • 888.296.8388

Motel 6 Reno-Sparks Livestock Events Center 866 N. Wells Ave., Reno, NV 89512 775.786.9852 • 800.4 MOTEL 6 motel6.com 141

Rodeway Inn 2050 Market St., Reno, NV 89502 775.786.2500 • 800.648.3800 rodewayinnreno.com

Sunrise Motel 210 Victorian Ave., Sparks, NV 89431 775.358.7010

Motel 6 West 1400 Stardust St., Reno, NV 89512 775.747.7390 • 800.4 MOTEL 6

Horseshoe Motel 490 Lake St., Reno, NV 89501 775.786.5968 25

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Gold Dust West Motor Lodge 444 Vine St., Reno, NV 89503 775.323.2211 • 800.438.9378 gdwcasino.com 33

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Motel 6 Reno South 1901 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89512 775.827.0255 • 800.4 MOTEL 6 motel6.com

Flamingo Motel 520 N. Center St., Reno, NV 89501 775.323.3202 E

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Motel 6 Sparks 2405 Victorian Ave., Sparks, NV 89431 775.358.1080 • 800.4.MOTEL.6 motel6.com 95

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Mardi Gras Motor Lodge 200 W. 4th St., Reno, NV 89501 775.329.7470 30

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La Quinta Inn 4001 Market St., Reno, NV 89502 775.348.100 • 800.531.5900 laquinta.com 130

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Knights Inn / Showboat Inn 660 N. Virginia Street, Reno, NV 89501 775.786.4032 • 800.843.5644 knightsinn.com 101

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Keno I & II Motel 331 West St., Reno, NV 89501 775.322.4146 38

Comfort Inn & Suites Airport Reno 1250 E. Plumb Ln. Reno, NV 89502 comfortinn.com/hotels/nv064

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Gatekeeper Inn 221 W. 5th St., Reno, NV 89503 775.786.3500

8 Hampton H Inn 105 Professional Crcl., Reno, NV 89511 10599 775.336.2222 • 800.HAMPTON hamptoninnreno.com

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Bonanza Inn 215 W. 4th St., Reno, NV 89501 775.322.8632 • 800.808.3303

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Fairfield F Inn & Suites by Marriott 2085 Brierly Way, Sparks, NV 89434 208 775.355.7700 • 800.228.2800 marriott.com S

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Aloha Inn (Inn Cal Motel) 255 N. McCarran, Sparks, NV 89431 775.358.2222 • 800.550.0055 inncall.com

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Adventure Inn & Wedding Chapel 3575 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89502 775.828.9000 • 800.937.1436 adventureinn.com 45

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Days Inn Reno 701 E. 7th St., Reno, NV 89512 775.786.4070 • 800.329.7466 daysinn.com

Ace Motor Lodge 222 N. Sierra St., Reno, NV 89501 775.322.2178 E

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Crest Inn 525 W. 4th St., Reno, NV 89503 775.329.0808

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City Center Motel 365 West St., Reno, NV 89501 775.323.8880

6 Extended E Stay America 255 N. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89501 775.852.5611 • 800.EXTSTAY extendedstayamerica.com

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Club C Cal Neva Hotel Casino 40 N. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89501 775.954.4540 • 877.777.7303 clubcalneva.com

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1 B Best Western Airport Plaza Hotel 1981 Terminal Way, Reno, NV 89502 775.348.6370 • 800.648.3252 bestwestern.com/airportplazahotel 269 2 SD I,O Y Y Y 2 Boomtown Hotel & Casino B II-80 at Garson Rd., Verdi, NV 89439 775.345-6000 • 877.726-6686 boomtownreno.com

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Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort Spa & Casino R 111 Country Club Dr., Incline Village, NV 89451 775.832-1234 • 888.899.5019 laketahoehyatt.com D

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Sands Regency Hotel & Casino 34 N. Arlington Ave., Reno, NV 89501 345 775.348.2200 • 800.648.3553 sandsregency.com

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Fitzgerald’s Hotel Casino 255 N. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89501 775.785.3300 • 800.648.5022 fitzgeraldsreno.com ES

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Quality Inn 55 E. Nugget Ave., Sparks, NV 89431 775.358.6900 • 800.548.5798 choicehotels.com

14 S Super 8 Motel Reno 165 Virginia St., Reno, NV 89503 1651 775.329.3464 • 800.800.8000 super8.com

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Airport Travelodge 2050 Market St., Bldg. B, Reno, NV 89502 775.786.2506 • 866.473.6668 renotravelodge.com

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Bordertown RV Resort & Casino 775.677.0169 • 800.218.9339 bordertowncasinorv.com Peaceful and beautifully landscaped high-mountain resort with top of the line facilities. 50 sites.

NUMBER OF ROOMS RATE: (E) economy (S) standard (D) deluxe POOL: (I) indoor (O) outdoor (N): none

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Vagabond Inn 3131 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89502 775.825.7134 • 800.522.1555 vagabondinn.com 130 S O

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Victorian Inn 1555 Victorian Ave., Sparks, NV 89431 775.331.3203 91

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Wildflower Village 4395 W. 4th St., Reno, NV 89503 775.747.8848 wildflowervillage.com 75

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RV Park at Grand SIerra Resort 800.501.2651 grandsierraresort.com/activities/ recreation/rvpark/ Take a break from the open road with the resort’s endless amenities such as northern Nevada’s largest luxury casino floor. 178 sites.

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Windsor Inn 60 E. Victorian Ave., Sparks, NV 89431 775.356.7770 89

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Keystone RV Park 775.324.5000, 800.686.8559 keystonervpark.com New-1 mile west of downtown Reno.

Free cable TV; landscaped, quiet; good security, friendly management. 102 sites.

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Chism Trailer Park 775.322.2281 chismtrailerpark.com One mile from the heart of downtown Reno, in tall shade trees next to the Truckee River. Space length 30-60 ft.

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Town House Motor Lodge 303 W. 2nd St., Reno, NV 89503 775.323.1821 ESD

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Boomtown RV Park 877.626.6686 • boomtownreno.com Peaceful and quiet getaway nestled at the base of the Sierra mountains, now with 50 amp service. Space length 25-55 ft.

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Reno RV Park 775.323.3381 • 800.445.3381 renorvpark.com Closest RV park to busy downtown Reno. Secured, walled-in with lawn & shade trees. Space length up to 46 ft.

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River’s Edge RV Park 775.358-.8533 • 800.621.4792 Full shade trees in all sites. On the river next to paved trail along river for hiking and biking. Space length varies from 30-62 ft. 164 sites.

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Shamrock RV Park 775.329.5222 • 800.322.8248 shamrockrv.com Beautiful quiet park conveniently located 10 minutes from center of town.

Mountain vistas. 121 sites.

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Silver Sage RV Park 775.829.1919 • 888.823.2002 silversagervpark.com Reno’s newest and most deluxe RV Park. Phones, sewer and cable to each space plus full security system and on-site managers. Directly across from Peppermill Hotel. Space length varies from 25-50 ft. 43 sites.

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Sparks Marina RV Park 775.851.8888• sparksmarinarvpark.com All concrete pads with artificial turf. Pets allowed. 204 sites.

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Terrible’s Gold Ranch RV Park 775.345.8880 • 877.927.6789 goldranchrvcasino.com A fabulous RV Resort with over 100 deluxe sites, a swimming pool and Jacuzzi Y

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Victorian RV Park 775.356.6400 • 800.955.6405 qmcorp.com/resorts/ Victorian paved, landscaped sites in suburban area. Use of swimming pool and other amenities at adjacent Thunderbird Resort. 92 sites.

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Bordertown RV Resort & Casino 775.677.0169 • 800.218.9339 bordertowncasinorv.com Peaceful and beautifully landscaped high-mountain resort with top of the line facilities. 50 sites.

NUMBER OF ROOMS RATE: (E) economy (S) standard (D) deluxe POOL: (I) indoor (O) outdoor (N): none

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Vagabond Inn 3131 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 89502 775.825.7134 • 800.522.1555 vagabondinn.com 130 S O

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Victorian Inn 1555 Victorian Ave., Sparks, NV 89431 775.331.3203 91

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Wildflower Village 4395 W. 4th St., Reno, NV 89503 775.747.8848 wildflowervillage.com 75

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RV Park at Grand SIerra Resort 800.501.2651 grandsierraresort.com/activities/ recreation/rvpark/ Take a break from the open road with the resort’s endless amenities such as northern Nevada’s largest luxury casino floor. 178 sites.

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Windsor Inn 60 E. Victorian Ave., Sparks, NV 89431 775.356.7770 89

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Keystone RV Park 775.324.5000, 800.686.8559 keystonervpark.com New-1 mile west of downtown Reno.

Free cable TV; landscaped, quiet; good security, friendly management. 102 sites.

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Chism Trailer Park 775.322.2281 chismtrailerpark.com One mile from the heart of downtown Reno, in tall shade trees next to the Truckee River. Space length 30-60 ft.

152 sites.

Town House Motor Lodge 303 W. 2nd St., Reno, NV 89503 775.323.1821 ESD

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Boomtown RV Park 877.626.6686 • boomtownreno.com Peaceful and quiet getaway nestled at the base of the Sierra mountains, now with 50 amp service. Space length 25-55 ft.

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Reno RV Park 775.323.3381 • 800.445.3381 renorvpark.com Closest RV park to busy downtown Reno. Secured, walled-in with lawn & shade trees. Space length up to 46 ft.

46 sites.

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River’s Edge RV Park 775.358-.8533 • 800.621.4792 Full shade trees in all sites. On the river next to paved trail along river for hiking and biking. Space length varies from 30-62 ft. 164 sites.

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Shamrock RV Park 775.329.5222 • 800.322.8248 shamrockrv.com Beautiful quiet park conveniently located 10 minutes from center of town.

Mountain vistas. 121 sites.

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Silver Sage RV Park 775.829.1919 • 888.823.2002 silversagervpark.com Reno’s newest and most deluxe RV Park. Phones, sewer and cable to each space plus full security system and on-site managers. Directly across from Peppermill Hotel. Space length varies from 25-50 ft. 43 sites.

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Sparks Marina RV Park 775.851.8888• sparksmarinarvpark.com All concrete pads with artificial turf. Pets allowed. 204 sites.

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Terrible’s Gold Ranch RV Park 775.345.8880 • 877.927.6789 goldranchrvcasino.com A fabulous RV Resort with over 100 deluxe sites, a swimming pool and Jacuzzi Y

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Victorian RV Park 775.356.6400 • 800.955.6405 qmcorp.com/resorts/ Victorian paved, landscaped sites in suburban area. Use of swimming pool and other amenities at adjacent Thunderbird Resort. 92 sites.

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Fine dining. And the fun after dinner may be even finer.

AN APPETIZING CONUNDRUM. It’s not hard to work up an appetite around here. With a great selection of restaurants, choosing where to satisfy that appetite is another matter.

From comfort food meals to formal, multi-course dinners, from Asian fusion to modern American, we serve up an abundant restaurant scene. In fact, many of our hotel/casinos have drawn the talents of world-class chefs. Their desire to make every meal a superior one has boosted and bolstered our dining options even further.

Diversity is one of the keys to Reno dining. You’ll find flavors from all flags: Mexican, Chinese, Indian, French, German, Cajun, Basque, Italian, Japanese, and

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Thai, for starters. Whether tiny, hole-in-thewall places or white tablecloth establishments, they bring a richness that reflects the changing palette of American dining.

Steak and seafood are also big hits, as they have been for years. The classic fare of big, thick steaks, fresh fish, tangy oysters, and exciting sushi creations can be found in many of the hotels and resorts, as well as those well-loved local spots around town.

And no mention of dining is complete without tipping our hats to the fine wines so many restaurants feature. Bring it all together—the atmosphere, the wine, the friendship, and lastly, the food—and

you’ve got an experience that provides the ultimate exclamation mark to a day of adventure. It also serves nicely for setting the plate for an evening of entertainment.

For a complete list of Reno-Tahoe dining choices, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/dining.

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Fine dining. And the fun after dinner may be even finer.

AN APPETIZING CONUNDRUM. It’s not hard to work up an appetite around here. With a great selection of restaurants, choosing where to satisfy that appetite is another matter.

From comfort food meals to formal, multi-course dinners, from Asian fusion to modern American, we serve up an abundant restaurant scene. In fact, many of our hotel/casinos have drawn the talents of world-class chefs. Their desire to make every meal a superior one has boosted and bolstered our dining options even further.

Diversity is one of the keys to Reno dining. You’ll find flavors from all flags: Mexican, Chinese, Indian, French, German, Cajun, Basque, Italian, Japanese, and

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Thai, for starters. Whether tiny, hole-in-thewall places or white tablecloth establishments, they bring a richness that reflects the changing palette of American dining.

Steak and seafood are also big hits, as they have been for years. The classic fare of big, thick steaks, fresh fish, tangy oysters, and exciting sushi creations can be found in many of the hotels and resorts, as well as those well-loved local spots around town.

And no mention of dining is complete without tipping our hats to the fine wines so many restaurants feature. Bring it all together—the atmosphere, the wine, the friendship, and lastly, the food—and

you’ve got an experience that provides the ultimate exclamation mark to a day of adventure. It also serves nicely for setting the plate for an evening of entertainment.

For a complete list of Reno-Tahoe dining choices, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/dining.

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Imperial Bar & Lounge, photo by Niklaus Blades.

Choose your supercharged pleasure: non-stop 24-hour gaming action, or a colorful array of entertainment venues.

ADD MORE LIFE TO YOUR NIGHT. The night side of Reno-Tahoe burns with an intensity that’s equally as bright as the daytime. And since everything is located within close proximity, it couldn’t be easier to experience all of it. Slot machine fans inevitably find the row of slots that’s got a feeling of “just right.” At the same time, those who prefer their fun in the form of cards and dice in time find themselves swept away in a sea of excitement. When it’s time for other diversions, kick back and catch a show at one of the many showrooms that are at the center of the

casino scene. Or slide into the wee, small hours with a touch of song or dance or both at a local cabaret.

One of our newest and most exciting attractions is the Reno Events Center. A magnet for top-name performers, the Events Center—near a variety of restaurants, clubs and pubs—is just one of many reasons people are coming to downtown Reno.

MORE OF WHAT YOU COME TO RENO FOR! Reno’s top resorts - Circus Circus, Eldorado, Harrah’s and Silver Legacy invite you Downtown for thrilling casino action, five-star dining, the best nightlife, luxurious accommodations and an unparalleled, top-name concert lineup including performances by Brooks & Dunn, Carlos Mencia and Aerosmith. World-class ski resorts and nearly 40 golf courses located within a 30-minute drive make Downtown Reno your gateway to adventure!

• 291,000 SQ. FT. CASINO SPACE • 162 TABLE GAMES • 4,506 SLOT MACHINES • 5,037 HOTEL ROOMS • 28 RESTAURANTS • 28 BARS & LOUNGES • 1 4 ENTERTAINMENT VENUES • WEDDING CHAPEL • 1 45,000 SQ. FT. CONVENTION SPACE

For a complete list of Reno-Tahoe entertainment. choices, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/entertainment.

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Imperial Bar & Lounge, photo by Niklaus Blades.

Choose your supercharged pleasure: non-stop 24-hour gaming action, or a colorful array of entertainment venues.

ADD MORE LIFE TO YOUR NIGHT. The night side of Reno-Tahoe burns with an intensity that’s equally as bright as the daytime. And since everything is located within close proximity, it couldn’t be easier to experience all of it. Slot machine fans inevitably find the row of slots that’s got a feeling of “just right.” At the same time, those who prefer their fun in the form of cards and dice in time find themselves swept away in a sea of excitement. When it’s time for other diversions, kick back and catch a show at one of the many showrooms that are at the center of the

casino scene. Or slide into the wee, small hours with a touch of song or dance or both at a local cabaret.

One of our newest and most exciting attractions is the Reno Events Center. A magnet for top-name performers, the Events Center—near a variety of restaurants, clubs and pubs—is just one of many reasons people are coming to downtown Reno.

MORE OF WHAT YOU COME TO RENO FOR! Reno’s top resorts - Circus Circus, Eldorado, Harrah’s and Silver Legacy invite you Downtown for thrilling casino action, five-star dining, the best nightlife, luxurious accommodations and an unparalleled, top-name concert lineup including performances by Brooks & Dunn, Carlos Mencia and Aerosmith. World-class ski resorts and nearly 40 golf courses located within a 30-minute drive make Downtown Reno your gateway to adventure!

• 291,000 SQ. FT. CASINO SPACE • 162 TABLE GAMES • 4,506 SLOT MACHINES • 5,037 HOTEL ROOMS • 28 RESTAURANTS • 28 BARS & LOUNGES • 1 4 ENTERTAINMENT VENUES • WEDDING CHAPEL • 1 45,000 SQ. FT. CONVENTION SPACE

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SPA | HEALTH | WELLNESS

Spaaaaaah. It’s even relaxing to say the word “spa.”

RECONNECT AND REJUVENATE. Replenish. Rejuvenate. Restore. Or even reinvent. Regardless, Reno-Tahoe has a pleasantly wide selection of places where you can get back to the business of being you.

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to accomplish the task than to enjoy an invigorating facial, or perhaps a pedicure, manicure, or any other kind of “cure.” It’s all up to you and there’s no shortage of

places to rejuvinate.

Whether it’s a little pampering, a quick treatment, or a long, luxurious day at the spa, you’ll find places here waiting to help

you erase the cumulative effects of the work-a-day world.

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SPA | HEALTH | WELLNESS

Spaaaaaah. It’s even relaxing to say the word “spa.”

RECONNECT AND REJUVENATE. Replenish. Rejuvenate. Restore. Or even reinvent. Regardless, Reno-Tahoe has a pleasantly wide selection of places where you can get back to the business of being you.

The idea behind a vacation is to unwind and relax—to pamper yourself. What better way

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to accomplish the task than to enjoy an invigorating facial, or perhaps a pedicure, manicure, or any other kind of “cure.” It’s all up to you and there’s no shortage of

places to rejuvinate.

Whether it’s a little pampering, a quick treatment, or a long, luxurious day at the spa, you’ll find places here waiting to help

you erase the cumulative effects of the work-a-day world.

Transform your trip to Reno-Tahoe into a health and wellness retreat by schedul-

america’s adventure place VisitRenoTahoe.com

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SPA | HEALTH | WELLNESS

The word “spa” originated in Roman times and stands for “Sanus Per Aquam,” a Latin phrase meaning health through water.

HOTEL SPAS & SALONS The modern spa has gone mainstream. With the focus of health and wellness on the rise, Reno-Tahoe is keeping the pace.

Why not transform your trip to Reno-Tahoe into a health and wellness retreat by scheduling

Hotel Spas & Salons The Atlantis Casino Resort 3800 S. Virginia St | Reno 800.723.6500 or 775.825.4700 www.AtlantisCasino.com

an indulgent, luxury spa experience ing an indulgent, luxury experience at one of our tranquil and healing spa environments.

Restore your wholeness with preventive and holistic therapies such as massage, body wraps, facials, yoga and meditation. Or reinvent yourself with a new hairstyle, new nails, and new mindset that sends you home savoring the experience of a healthy escape.

What exactly is the ultimate spa experience? Is it poolside service? Dead Sea body masks, herbal wraps, and salt glow scrubs while overlooking Lake Tahoe? Is it having an army of technicians and hair designers at your beck and call? Truth is, the ultimate spa experience is whatever you want it to be. Whatever soothes and relaxes you and leaves you loving life is the one that’s right for you. Plus, now you can feel like a million bucks without having to pay nearly that much. As the spa industry has grown, it’s no longer an adventure for the elite. Affordability is only one of the big changes since the days when spas were playgrounds of the privileged. Today, spas present a much wider range of services and incorporate new and progressive treatments, all with the intent of leaving you refreshed, recharged, renewed, transformed.

at one of our tranquil and healing spa environments? Restore your wholeness with preventative and holistic therapies such as massage, body wraps, facials, yoga and meditation. Or, simply reinvent yourself with a new hair style and nails and return home with a new you.

Regardless of where you go in Reno-Tahoe, you’ll find services and treatments that’ll make your time here more memorable. Go online to VisitRenoTahoe.com/spa.

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Grand Sierra Resort 2500 E 2nd St | Reno 800.723.6500 or 775.789.2186 www.grandsierraresort.com/ amenities_and_servicies/health_clubs The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino 111 Country Club Dr | Incline Village 888.899.5019 www.laketahoehyatt.com/hotel/spa John Ascuaga’s Nugget Chonnes Salon and Spa 1100 Nugget Ave | Sparks 800.843.2427 or 775.356.3485 www.janugget.com/hotel/chonnes.cfm

Lake Tahoe’s Cal Neva Resort, Spa and Casino 2 Stateline Road | Crystal Bay 800.CAL NEVA www.calnevaresort.com/spa.php

Silver Legacy Resort Casino Health Spa 407 N Virginia St | Reno 800.687.8733 www.silverlegacy.com/amenities/health_spa.aspx The Spa at Siena Hotel, Spa and Casino One South Lake St | Reno 877.SIENA 33 www.sienareno.com/spa For a complete listing of spas go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/spa.

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SPA | HEALTH | WELLNESS

The word “spa” originated in Roman times and stands for “Sanus Per Aquam,” a Latin phrase meaning health through water.

HOTEL SPAS & SALONS The modern spa has gone mainstream. With the focus of health and wellness on the rise, Reno-Tahoe is keeping the pace.

Why not transform your trip to Reno-Tahoe into a health and wellness retreat by scheduling

Hotel Spas & Salons The Atlantis Casino Resort 3800 S. Virginia St | Reno 800.723.6500 or 775.825.4700 www.AtlantisCasino.com

an indulgent, luxury spa experience ing an indulgent, luxury experience at one of our tranquil and healing spa environments.

Restore your wholeness with preventive and holistic therapies such as massage, body wraps, facials, yoga and meditation. Or reinvent yourself with a new hairstyle, new nails, and new mindset that sends you home savoring the experience of a healthy escape.

What exactly is the ultimate spa experience? Is it poolside service? Dead Sea body masks, herbal wraps, and salt glow scrubs while overlooking Lake Tahoe? Is it having an army of technicians and hair designers at your beck and call? Truth is, the ultimate spa experience is whatever you want it to be. Whatever soothes and relaxes you and leaves you loving life is the one that’s right for you. Plus, now you can feel like a million bucks without having to pay nearly that much. As the spa industry has grown, it’s no longer an adventure for the elite. Affordability is only one of the big changes since the days when spas were playgrounds of the privileged. Today, spas present a much wider range of services and incorporate new and progressive treatments, all with the intent of leaving you refreshed, recharged, renewed, transformed.

at one of our tranquil and healing spa environments? Restore your wholeness with preventative and holistic therapies such as massage, body wraps, facials, yoga and meditation. Or, simply reinvent yourself with a new hair style and nails and return home with a new you.

Regardless of where you go in Reno-Tahoe, you’ll find services and treatments that’ll make your time here more memorable. Go online to VisitRenoTahoe.com/spa.

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Grand Sierra Resort 2500 E 2nd St | Reno 800.723.6500 or 775.789.2186 www.grandsierraresort.com/ amenities_and_servicies/health_clubs The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino 111 Country Club Dr | Incline Village 888.899.5019 www.laketahoehyatt.com/hotel/spa John Ascuaga’s Nugget Chonnes Salon and Spa 1100 Nugget Ave | Sparks 800.843.2427 or 775.356.3485 www.janugget.com/hotel/chonnes.cfm

Lake Tahoe’s Cal Neva Resort, Spa and Casino 2 Stateline Road | Crystal Bay 800.CAL NEVA www.calnevaresort.com/spa.php

Silver Legacy Resort Casino Health Spa 407 N Virginia St | Reno 800.687.8733 www.silverlegacy.com/amenities/health_spa.aspx The Spa at Siena Hotel, Spa and Casino One South Lake St | Reno 877.SIENA 33 www.sienareno.com/spa For a complete listing of spas go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/spa.

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golf courses Reno Area Golf Courses Re

1 A ArrowCreek Golf Club / Reno, NV 775 775.850.4630 • arrowcreek.com 10 72 6,937 73.4 18

18 S Sierra Sage Golf Course / Reno, NV 775.972.

775 1564 • sierrasagegolf.org 11 71 6,604 70.4 18

34 Glenbrook Golf Club / Glenbrook, NV 775 775.749.5201 46 71 5,566 66.3 9

2 A Arrowleaf Golf Club / Yerington, NV 775 775.463.3300 • arrowleafgolf.com 84 72 6,860 70 18

19 S Silver Oak Golf Course / Carson City, NV 775.841.7000 775 • silveroakgolf.com 27 71 6,426 70.1 18

35 Golf Course at Tahoe Donner / Truckee, CA 530.587.9440 • tahoedonner.com 41 72 6,968 73.5 18

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Crystal Peak / Verdi, NV 775 775.345.1551 • verdi.us 8 36 3,278 71.2 9

S Somersett Country Club / Reno, NV 775 775.787.1800 • somersett.com 10 72 7,252 74.4 18

4 D’Andrea Golf Club / Sparks, NV 775.331-6363 775 • dandreagolf.com 9 71 6,849 72.2 18

21 S Sunridge Golf Club / Carson City, NV 775.267-4448 775 • sunridgegolfclub.com 35 72 7,054 72.9 18

5 Dayton Valley Golf Club / Dayton, NV 775 775.246.7888 • daytonvalley.com 42 72 6,637 71.5 18

22 T Thunder Canyon Golf & Country Club / W Washoe Valley, NV • 775.882.0882 thundercanyoncc.com 23 72 6,731 70.6 18

6 Eagle Valley Golf-East / Carson City, NV 775 77 775.887.2380 • eaglevalleygolf.com 32 72 6,658 69.5 18 7 Eagle Valley Golf-West / Carson City, NV 775 775.887.2380 • eaglevalleygolf.com 32 72 6,885 72 18

Empire Ranch Golf Course / Carson City City, NV • 775.885.2100 • 888.227.1335 empireranchgolf.com 30 72 6,840 71.3 27

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T Golf Course at Fallon / Fallon, NV The 775 775.423.4616 62 36 6,254 69 9 10

The Golf Club at Fernley / Fernley, NV T 775 775.835-6933 41 72 6,516 70.6 18

11 Hidden Valley Country Club / Reno, NV 775.857-4742 775 • hvccreno.com 7 72 7,269 74.1 18 12 LakeRidge Golf Course / Reno, NV 775 775.825.2200 • lakeridgegolf.com 4 71 6,715 71.6 18 13 Montréux Golf and Country Club/ Ren NV • 775.849.1090 • montreuxgolf.com Reno, 14 72 7,472 76.5 18 14

Northgate Golf Club / Reno, NV 775 775.747.7577 • VisitRenoTahoe.com/golf 10 72 6,966 73.1 18 15

Rosewood Lakes Golf Course / Reno, NV 775 775.857.2892 • rosewoodlakes.com 5 72 6,693 70.7 18 16 Resort at Red Hawk Hills Course / Spa Sparks, NV • 775.626.6000 resortatredhawk.com 12 71 7,106 72.6 18 17 Resort at Red Hawk Lakes Course / Spa Sparks, NV • 775.626.6000 resortatredhawk.com 12 72 7,140 72.9 18

Graeagle Meadows Golf Course / G Graeagle, CA • 530.836.2323 playgraeagle.com 63 72 6,725 72.1 18 37

Grizzly Ranch Club / Portola, CA 530 530.832-4200 • grizzlyranch.com 48 72 7,411 75.6 18 38 Incline Village Championship Course / Incli Incline Village, NV • 775.832.1146 golfincline.com 32 72 7,106 74.1 18

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Washoe Golf Course / Reno, NV 775 775.828-6640 • washoegolf.org 2 72 6,695 70.9 18 24 Wildcreek Golf Course / Sparks, NV 775 775.673.3100 • VisitRenoTahoe.com/golf 5 72 6,976 72.5 18

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25 Wolf Run Golf Course / Reno, NV 775 775.851.3301 • wolfrungolfclub.com 8 72 7,100 73.1 18

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Bijou Municipal Golf Course / S. Lake T Tahoe, h CA • 530.542.6097 56 32 7,002 N/A 9 27 Brockway Golf Course / Kings Beach, CA 530.546.9909 530 • oldbrockway.com 46 36 3,367 71.6 9 28

Carson Valley Golf Course / Gardnerville, NV • 775.265.3181 • carsonvalleygolf.com 48 71 6,020 66.8 18 29

Coyote Moon / Truckee, CA 530.587.0886 530 • coyotemoongolfcourse.com 39 72 7,177 74.1 18 30

Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course / St t Stateline, NV • 1.888.881.8659 edgewood-tahoe.com 52 72 7,445 75.5 18 31 Feather River Park / Blairsden, CA 530 530.836.2328 • featherriverparkresort.com 63 34 2,582 75.5 9 32 Genoa Lakes Golf Club / Genoa, NV 800.795.2709 800 • genoalakes.com 44 72 7,358 73.7 18 33

G Genoa Lakes Golf Resort / Genoa, NV 866.795.2709 866 • genoalakes.com 42 72 7,358 75.3 18

39 Incline Village Mountain Course / Incline Villag Village, NV • 775.832-1150 •golfincline.com 31 58 3,519 58 18 40

Lahontan Golf Club / Truckee, CA 530.550.2400• 530 lahontan.com/club.php 38 72 7,354 75 27 41 Lake Tahoe Golf Course / S. Lake Tahoe, CA • 530.577.0788 • laketahoegc.com C , 62 72 6,741 70.8 18 42 Nakoma Golf Resort / Clio, CA 877 877.462.5662 • nakomagolfresort.com 55 72 7,075 74.7 18

Northstar-at-Tahoe / Truckee, CA 530.562.2490 530 • northstarattahoe.com 42 72 6,781 72.4 18 43

44 O Old Greenwood / Truckee, CA 530.550.7010 530 • oldgreenwood.com 35 72 7,518 75.6 18 45 Plumas Pines Golf Resort / Graeagle, CA 530 530.836.1420 • plumaspinesgolf.com 63 72 6,421 71.1 18

Ponderosa Golf Course / Truckee, CA 530.587.3501 530 36 70 6,044 68.2 9

snow sports 1 A Alpine Meadows / Tahoe City, CA 530.583.4232 530 • 800.441.4423 skialpine.com 45 22 13 Lifts, 100+ trails, 2,400 acres 8,637’ 1,802’ 25% / 40% / 35%

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Boreal Mountain Resort / Soda Springs, CA • 530.426.3666 • rideboreal.com 45 47 9 lifts, 41 trails, 380 acres 7,700’ 500’ 30% / 55% / 15% 3

Camp Richardson Cross Country / S. Lake Tahoe, T h CA • 530.542.6584 1-800-544-1801 • camprich.com 62 32 35 Lessons, rentals, lodge, snowshoeing allowed

12 Lake Tahoe Adventures / South Lake Tahoe, CA • 530.577.2940 laketahoeadventures.com Snowmobile tours

13 Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours / Tahoe City, CA • 530.546.4280 snowmobilingunlimited.com Snowmobile tours

14 Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe / Reno, NV 775 775.849-0704 • 800.SKI ROSE skirose.com 22 11 8 lifts, 60+ trails, 1,200+ acres 9,700 1,800’ 20% / 30% / 40% / 10%

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4 Diamond Peak / Incline Village, NV 775 775.832.1177 • diamondpeak.com 32 1 6 lifts, 30 trails, 655 acres 8,540’ 1,840’ 18% / 46% / 36%

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Donner Ski Ranch / Norden, CA 530.426.3635 530 • donnerskiranch.com 47 47 6 lifts, 45 trails, 400 acres 7,781’ 750’ 25% / 50% / 25% 6 Eagle Ridge Snowmobiles, Inc. / Truckee, CA • 530.546. 8667• tahoesnowmobiling.com Snowmobile tours

7 Granlibakken / Tahoe City, CA 530 530.583.4242 •800.543.3221 granlibakken.com 50 22 2 lifts, 1 trail, 74 acres 6,500’ 300’ 40% / 60% / 0% Rentals, sledding, access to cross-country ski areas

Northstar-at-Tahoe / Truckee, CA 800.GO NORTH • skinorthstar.com 40 11 14 lifts, 77 trails, 2,480 acres 8,610’ 2,280’ 25% / 50% / 25% 50 Lessons, rentals, groomed trails, child care 16 Royal Gorge Cross Country / Soda Springs, C CA • 530.426.3871 •800.500.3871 royalgorge.com 45 40 330 kilometers 90 Lessons, rentals, retail shop, café, lodge

17 Sierra-at-Tahoe / Twin Bridges, CA 530 530.659.7453 •800.AT TAHOE sierratahoe.com 74 40 11 lifts, 46 trails, 2,000 acres 8,852’ 2,212’ 25% / 50% / 25% Tubing available

Hope Valley Cross Country / Hope Valle Valley, CA •530.694.2266 •800.423.9949 sorensensresort.com 63 45 60 Lessons and rentals. No trail fees, donations encouraged 10

T Tahoe City Golf Course / Tahoe City, CA 530.583.

530 1516 • tcgc.com 50 66 5,261 65.2 9 48

49 T Tahoe Paradise / S. Lake Tahoe, CA 530 530.577.2121 • tahoeparadisegc.com 63 66 4,034 59.9 18 50 W Whitehawk Ranch Golf Club / Clio, CA • 530 530.836.0394 • 800.332.4295 golfwhitehawk.com 61 71 6,827 72.4 18

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Kirkwood Mountain Resort / Kirkwood, CA 209.258.7248 • 877.KIRKWOOD 209 kirkwood.com 80 72 13+ lifts, 65+ trails, 2,300 acres 9,800’ 2,000’ 15% / 50% / 35% 80 Lessons, rentals, all resort amenities, snowshoeing

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21 Squaw Creek Nordic / Olympic Valley, CA 530 530.583.6300 •800.3 CREEK 3 squawcreek.com 45 22 18 Lessons, rentals; snowshoeing allowed

22 Squaw Valley USA / Olympic Valley, CA 530 530.583.6985 • 800.545.4350 • squaw.com 45 34 34 lifts, 100+ trails, 4,000 acres 9,050’ 2,850’ 25% / 45% / 30%

23 Sugar Bowl / Norden, CA 530.426.9000 530 • sugarbowl.com 43 34 13 lifts, 84 trails, 1,500 acres 8,383’ 1,500’ 17% / 45% / 38%

24 Tahoe Donner / Truckee, CA 530.587.9444 530 • tahoedonner.com 45 25 3 lifts, 14 trails, 120 acres 7,350’ 600’ 40% / 60% / 0%

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47 Resort at Squaw Creek / Olympic Valle Valley, CA • 530.581.6637 •800.327.3353 squawcreek.com 46 71 6,931 72.9 18

19 Spooner Lake / Lake Tahoe, NV 775.749.5349 • 888.858.8844 spoonerlake.com 45 13 85 Backcountry cabins, groomed trails

25 Zephyr Cove Resort / Zephyr Cove, NV 775.589.4908 775 Snowmobile tours

8 Heavenly Lake Tahoe / S. Lake Tahoe, CA8 CA800.2 HEAVEN • skiheavenly.com 58 37 30 lifts, 91 trails, 4,800 acres 10,067’ 3,500’ 20% / 45% / 35%

9 Homewood Mountain Resort / Homewood, CA • 530.525.2992 • skihomewood.com 60 30 7 lifts, 60 trails, 1,260 acres 7,880’ 1,650’ 15% / 50% / 35%

18 Soda Springs / Soda Springs, CA 530.426.3901 530 • skisodasprings.com 48 50 4 lifts, 16 trails, 200 acres 7,350’ 650’ 30% / 50% / 20% Rentals, tubing, child areas

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1 A ArrowCreek Golf Club / Reno, NV 775 775.850.4630 • arrowcreek.com 10 72 6,937 73.4 18

18 S Sierra Sage Golf Course / Reno, NV 775.972.

775 1564 • sierrasagegolf.org 11 71 6,604 70.4 18

34 Glenbrook Golf Club / Glenbrook, NV 775 775.749.5201 46 71 5,566 66.3 9

2 A Arrowleaf Golf Club / Yerington, NV 775 775.463.3300 • arrowleafgolf.com 84 72 6,860 70 18

19 S Silver Oak Golf Course / Carson City, NV 775.841.7000 775 • silveroakgolf.com 27 71 6,426 70.1 18

35 Golf Course at Tahoe Donner / Truckee, CA 530.587.9440 • tahoedonner.com 41 72 6,968 73.5 18

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Crystal Peak / Verdi, NV 775 775.345.1551 • verdi.us 8 36 3,278 71.2 9

S Somersett Country Club / Reno, NV 775 775.787.1800 • somersett.com 10 72 7,252 74.4 18

4 D’Andrea Golf Club / Sparks, NV 775.331-6363 775 • dandreagolf.com 9 71 6,849 72.2 18

21 S Sunridge Golf Club / Carson City, NV 775.267-4448 775 • sunridgegolfclub.com 35 72 7,054 72.9 18

5 Dayton Valley Golf Club / Dayton, NV 775 775.246.7888 • daytonvalley.com 42 72 6,637 71.5 18

22 T Thunder Canyon Golf & Country Club / W Washoe Valley, NV • 775.882.0882 thundercanyoncc.com 23 72 6,731 70.6 18

6 Eagle Valley Golf-East / Carson City, NV 775 77 775.887.2380 • eaglevalleygolf.com 32 72 6,658 69.5 18 7 Eagle Valley Golf-West / Carson City, NV 775 775.887.2380 • eaglevalleygolf.com 32 72 6,885 72 18

Empire Ranch Golf Course / Carson City City, NV • 775.885.2100 • 888.227.1335 empireranchgolf.com 30 72 6,840 71.3 27

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T Golf Course at Fallon / Fallon, NV The 775 775.423.4616 62 36 6,254 69 9 10

The Golf Club at Fernley / Fernley, NV T 775 775.835-6933 41 72 6,516 70.6 18

11 Hidden Valley Country Club / Reno, NV 775.857-4742 775 • hvccreno.com 7 72 7,269 74.1 18 12 LakeRidge Golf Course / Reno, NV 775 775.825.2200 • lakeridgegolf.com 4 71 6,715 71.6 18 13 Montréux Golf and Country Club/ Ren NV • 775.849.1090 • montreuxgolf.com Reno, 14 72 7,472 76.5 18 14

Northgate Golf Club / Reno, NV 775 775.747.7577 • VisitRenoTahoe.com/golf 10 72 6,966 73.1 18 15

Rosewood Lakes Golf Course / Reno, NV 775 775.857.2892 • rosewoodlakes.com 5 72 6,693 70.7 18 16 Resort at Red Hawk Hills Course / Spa Sparks, NV • 775.626.6000 resortatredhawk.com 12 71 7,106 72.6 18 17 Resort at Red Hawk Lakes Course / Spa Sparks, NV • 775.626.6000 resortatredhawk.com 12 72 7,140 72.9 18

Graeagle Meadows Golf Course / G Graeagle, CA • 530.836.2323 playgraeagle.com 63 72 6,725 72.1 18 37

Grizzly Ranch Club / Portola, CA 530 530.832-4200 • grizzlyranch.com 48 72 7,411 75.6 18 38 Incline Village Championship Course / Incli Incline Village, NV • 775.832.1146 golfincline.com 32 72 7,106 74.1 18

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Washoe Golf Course / Reno, NV 775 775.828-6640 • washoegolf.org 2 72 6,695 70.9 18 24 Wildcreek Golf Course / Sparks, NV 775 775.673.3100 • VisitRenoTahoe.com/golf 5 72 6,976 72.5 18

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25 Wolf Run Golf Course / Reno, NV 775 775.851.3301 • wolfrungolfclub.com 8 72 7,100 73.1 18

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Bijou Municipal Golf Course / S. Lake T Tahoe, h CA • 530.542.6097 56 32 7,002 N/A 9 27 Brockway Golf Course / Kings Beach, CA 530.546.9909 530 • oldbrockway.com 46 36 3,367 71.6 9 28

Carson Valley Golf Course / Gardnerville, NV • 775.265.3181 • carsonvalleygolf.com 48 71 6,020 66.8 18 29

Coyote Moon / Truckee, CA 530.587.0886 530 • coyotemoongolfcourse.com 39 72 7,177 74.1 18 30

Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course / St t Stateline, NV • 1.888.881.8659 edgewood-tahoe.com 52 72 7,445 75.5 18 31 Feather River Park / Blairsden, CA 530 530.836.2328 • featherriverparkresort.com 63 34 2,582 75.5 9 32 Genoa Lakes Golf Club / Genoa, NV 800.795.2709 800 • genoalakes.com 44 72 7,358 73.7 18 33

G Genoa Lakes Golf Resort / Genoa, NV 866.795.2709 866 • genoalakes.com 42 72 7,358 75.3 18

39 Incline Village Mountain Course / Incline Villag Village, NV • 775.832-1150 •golfincline.com 31 58 3,519 58 18 40

Lahontan Golf Club / Truckee, CA 530.550.2400• 530 lahontan.com/club.php 38 72 7,354 75 27 41 Lake Tahoe Golf Course / S. Lake Tahoe, CA • 530.577.0788 • laketahoegc.com C , 62 72 6,741 70.8 18 42 Nakoma Golf Resort / Clio, CA 877 877.462.5662 • nakomagolfresort.com 55 72 7,075 74.7 18

Northstar-at-Tahoe / Truckee, CA 530.562.2490 530 • northstarattahoe.com 42 72 6,781 72.4 18 43

44 O Old Greenwood / Truckee, CA 530.550.7010 530 • oldgreenwood.com 35 72 7,518 75.6 18 45 Plumas Pines Golf Resort / Graeagle, CA 530 530.836.1420 • plumaspinesgolf.com 63 72 6,421 71.1 18

Ponderosa Golf Course / Truckee, CA 530.587.3501 530 36 70 6,044 68.2 9

snow sports 1 A Alpine Meadows / Tahoe City, CA 530.583.4232 530 • 800.441.4423 skialpine.com 45 22 13 Lifts, 100+ trails, 2,400 acres 8,637’ 1,802’ 25% / 40% / 35%

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Boreal Mountain Resort / Soda Springs, CA • 530.426.3666 • rideboreal.com 45 47 9 lifts, 41 trails, 380 acres 7,700’ 500’ 30% / 55% / 15% 3

Camp Richardson Cross Country / S. Lake Tahoe, T h CA • 530.542.6584 1-800-544-1801 • camprich.com 62 32 35 Lessons, rentals, lodge, snowshoeing allowed

12 Lake Tahoe Adventures / South Lake Tahoe, CA • 530.577.2940 laketahoeadventures.com Snowmobile tours

13 Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours / Tahoe City, CA • 530.546.4280 snowmobilingunlimited.com Snowmobile tours

14 Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe / Reno, NV 775 775.849-0704 • 800.SKI ROSE skirose.com 22 11 8 lifts, 60+ trails, 1,200+ acres 9,700 1,800’ 20% / 30% / 40% / 10%

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4 Diamond Peak / Incline Village, NV 775 775.832.1177 • diamondpeak.com 32 1 6 lifts, 30 trails, 655 acres 8,540’ 1,840’ 18% / 46% / 36%

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Donner Ski Ranch / Norden, CA 530.426.3635 530 • donnerskiranch.com 47 47 6 lifts, 45 trails, 400 acres 7,781’ 750’ 25% / 50% / 25% 6 Eagle Ridge Snowmobiles, Inc. / Truckee, CA • 530.546. 8667• tahoesnowmobiling.com Snowmobile tours

7 Granlibakken / Tahoe City, CA 530 530.583.4242 •800.543.3221 granlibakken.com 50 22 2 lifts, 1 trail, 74 acres 6,500’ 300’ 40% / 60% / 0% Rentals, sledding, access to cross-country ski areas

Northstar-at-Tahoe / Truckee, CA 800.GO NORTH • skinorthstar.com 40 11 14 lifts, 77 trails, 2,480 acres 8,610’ 2,280’ 25% / 50% / 25% 50 Lessons, rentals, groomed trails, child care 16 Royal Gorge Cross Country / Soda Springs, C CA • 530.426.3871 •800.500.3871 royalgorge.com 45 40 330 kilometers 90 Lessons, rentals, retail shop, café, lodge

17 Sierra-at-Tahoe / Twin Bridges, CA 530 530.659.7453 •800.AT TAHOE sierratahoe.com 74 40 11 lifts, 46 trails, 2,000 acres 8,852’ 2,212’ 25% / 50% / 25% Tubing available

Hope Valley Cross Country / Hope Valle Valley, CA •530.694.2266 •800.423.9949 sorensensresort.com 63 45 60 Lessons and rentals. No trail fees, donations encouraged 10

T Tahoe City Golf Course / Tahoe City, CA 530.583.

530 1516 • tcgc.com 50 66 5,261 65.2 9 48

49 T Tahoe Paradise / S. Lake Tahoe, CA 530 530.577.2121 • tahoeparadisegc.com 63 66 4,034 59.9 18 50 W Whitehawk Ranch Golf Club / Clio, CA • 530 530.836.0394 • 800.332.4295 golfwhitehawk.com 61 71 6,827 72.4 18

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Kirkwood Mountain Resort / Kirkwood, CA 209.258.7248 • 877.KIRKWOOD 209 kirkwood.com 80 72 13+ lifts, 65+ trails, 2,300 acres 9,800’ 2,000’ 15% / 50% / 35% 80 Lessons, rentals, all resort amenities, snowshoeing

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Spooner Summit 45 13

21 Squaw Creek Nordic / Olympic Valley, CA 530 530.583.6300 •800.3 CREEK 3 squawcreek.com 45 22 18 Lessons, rentals; snowshoeing allowed

22 Squaw Valley USA / Olympic Valley, CA 530 530.583.6985 • 800.545.4350 • squaw.com 45 34 34 lifts, 100+ trails, 4,000 acres 9,050’ 2,850’ 25% / 45% / 30%

23 Sugar Bowl / Norden, CA 530.426.9000 530 • sugarbowl.com 43 34 13 lifts, 84 trails, 1,500 acres 8,383’ 1,500’ 17% / 45% / 38%

24 Tahoe Donner / Truckee, CA 530.587.9444 530 • tahoedonner.com 45 25 3 lifts, 14 trails, 120 acres 7,350’ 600’ 40% / 60% / 0%

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47 Resort at Squaw Creek / Olympic Valle Valley, CA • 530.581.6637 •800.327.3353 squawcreek.com 46 71 6,931 72.9 18

19 Spooner Lake / Lake Tahoe, NV 775.749.5349 • 888.858.8844 spoonerlake.com 45 13 85 Backcountry cabins, groomed trails

25 Zephyr Cove Resort / Zephyr Cove, NV 775.589.4908 775 Snowmobile tours

8 Heavenly Lake Tahoe / S. Lake Tahoe, CA8 CA800.2 HEAVEN • skiheavenly.com 58 37 30 lifts, 91 trails, 4,800 acres 10,067’ 3,500’ 20% / 45% / 35%

9 Homewood Mountain Resort / Homewood, CA • 530.525.2992 • skihomewood.com 60 30 7 lifts, 60 trails, 1,260 acres 7,880’ 1,650’ 15% / 50% / 35%

18 Soda Springs / Soda Springs, CA 530.426.3901 530 • skisodasprings.com 48 50 4 lifts, 16 trails, 200 acres 7,350’ 650’ 30% / 50% / 20% Rentals, tubing, child areas

LEGEND SKI RESORTS DISTANCE FROM RENO-TAHOE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DISTANCE FROM INCLINE VILLAGE CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU SKI TERRAIN ELEVATION VERTICAL DROP ABILITY: BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/EXPERT TRAILS: Kilometers DESCRIPTION

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getting here Air Service

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Your gateway to Reno and Lake Tahoe.

Continental Airlines

Southwest Airlines

800.426.0333, alaskaair.com

800.525.0280, continental.com

800.435.9792, southwest.com

Allegiant

Delta Airlines

United Airlines/United States

702.505.8888, alegiantair.com

800.221.1212, delta.com

800.241.6522, united.com

Aloha Airlines

Horizon

US Airways

800.367.5250, alohaairlines.com

800.547.9308, horizonair.com

800.428.4322, usairways.com

American Airlines

Skywest (Delta Connection)

800.433.7300, aa.com

800.453.9417, delta.com

getting around

Sierra West Limousine

Reno-Tahoe is a quick one-stop connection to anywhere in the world. Whether you want to go casino hopping, shopping, to museums and galleries, or wander around the arts district, you’ll generally find a Citifare bus nearby.

Customer service representatives are available to help you plan your trips. Just call 775.348.RIDE and tell them where and when you want to go; they’ll tell you everything you need to know.

Airport Minibus

775.786.3700 or 800.235.5466 Bell Limo 775.786.3700 or 800.235.5466 • bell-limo.com Citifare Route 13 to all major Hotels Casinos. 775.348.7433 • citifare.com Executive Limousine Service

775.333.3300 • exlimo.com North Lake Tahoe Express

866.216.5222 northlaketahoeexpress.com

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Easy. Friendly. Convenient. That’s the travel experience you’ll find at Reno-Tahoe International Airport.

non-stop flights one-stop flights (same plane)

Alaska Airlines

Airport Transfers

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baltimore

chicago (mdw) indianapolis

And when it comes to fun, excitement and spectacular outdoor escapes, you’ll find our gateway centrally located to downtown Reno and just minutes to beautiful Lake Tahoe. With more than 160 flights daily, from more than 50 cities, look to our gateway for your next getaway to Reno-Lake Tahoe.

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*AIRSERVICE AS OF 08/07 Hertz Rent-A-Car

Frontier Charter & Contract Services

Whittlesea Checker Taxi

775.329.4310

775.785.2554 or 800.654.3131

775.331.1147 or 800.822.6009

775.322.2222

South Tahoe Express Daily scheduled

Internet Auto Rental

Frontier Tours

transportation to South Lake Tahoe.

775.325.6004 or 866.898.2463 southtahoeexpress.com

775.334.4733 or 888.425.6219 internet-auto.com

775.331.8687 or 800.831.2877 frontiertours.com

National Car Rental/Alamo Rent-A-Car

Greyhound Bus Lines

Automobile Rental

775.785.2756 or 800.227.7368 nationalcar.com

775.322.2970 or 800.231.2222 greyhound.com

Ski Shuttles

Advantage Rent-A-Car

Thrifty Car Rental

775.329.0096 or 800.367.2277 thrifty.com

Hotel/Motel Courtesy Buses

530.583.4232

800.327.9633 or 800.227.7368 alamo.com

Bus Service & Public Transportation

A number of the larger hotels and motels have free courtesy buses on call. Check with your hotel or motel for information.

Avis Rent-A-Car

Amador Stage Lines

775.785.2727 or 800.331.1212 • avis.com

775.324.4444 or 800.446.2928 amadorstagelines.com

775.333.6677 or 800.777.5500 advantagerentacar.com Alamo Rent-A-Car/National Rent-A-Car

Budget Car & Truck Rental

775.785.2545 or 800.527.0700 budget.com

Citifare Public Transit Reno/Sparks

Dollar Rent-A-Car

Citifare Sierra Spirit

775.789.2455 at Grand Sierra Resort or 800.800.4000 • dollar.com

Free circulator around downtown Reno 775.358.7433 • citifare.com

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

CUSA/All West Coach Lines

775.329.3773 or 800.736.8222 enterprise.com

775.329.0444 • coachusa.com

775.348.7433 • citifare.com

Local Driving times & distances from Reno to:

Train Service

Carson City

Amtrak 800.USA.RAIL • amtrak.com

Fallon

1.25 hours/70 miles

Genoa

50 minutes/40 miles

Alpine Meadows Ski Area Shuttle Aztec Transportation Services

775.883.2100 Diamond Peak Shuttle

775.832.1177 Frontier Charter & Contract

Gerlach

35 minutes/30 miles

2 hours/100 miles

Incline Village

50 minutes/35 miles

Pyramid Lake

50 minutes/33 miles

So. Lake Tahoe

1.25 hours/59 miles

Squaw Valley

45 minutes/42 miles

Tahoe City

50 minutes/47 miles

Truckee

45 minutes/30 miles

Virginia City

50 minutes/24 miles

Road Conditions

Services

Nevada Dept. of Transportation Road Reporting Service, 24 hours.

877.687.6237 or www.nvroads.com

775.331.8687 or 800.831.2877

Mileage from Reno to:

Northstar-at-Tahoe Shuttle

Las Vegas

530.562.2257

Los Angeles

470 miles

Squaw Valley USA Shuttle

Portland

580 miles

Taxis

530.583.6985 • squaw.com

Sacramento

135 miles

De Luxe Taxi/Star/Yellow Service

Squaw Valley and Mt. Rose-

Salt Lake City

520 miles

775.355.5555

Ski Tahoe 775.331.1147 or 800.822.6009 Tahoe Queen 800.23 TAHOE

San Francisco

226 miles

Vancouver

869 miles

Yosemite National Park

153 miles

Reno-Sparks Cab Co.

775.333.3333

445 miles

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pittsburgh

denver colorado springs

washington-dulles

nashville

phoenix

memphis atlanta

albuquerque

orlando

dallas/ft worth san antonio houston (iah)

getting here Air Service

torreon

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Your gateway to Reno and Lake Tahoe.

Continental Airlines

Southwest Airlines

800.426.0333, alaskaair.com

800.525.0280, continental.com

800.435.9792, southwest.com

Allegiant

Delta Airlines

United Airlines/United States

702.505.8888, alegiantair.com

800.221.1212, delta.com

800.241.6522, united.com

Aloha Airlines

Horizon

US Airways

800.367.5250, alohaairlines.com

800.547.9308, horizonair.com

800.428.4322, usairways.com

American Airlines

Skywest (Delta Connection)

800.433.7300, aa.com

800.453.9417, delta.com

getting around

Sierra West Limousine

Reno-Tahoe is a quick one-stop connection to anywhere in the world. Whether you want to go casino hopping, shopping, to museums and galleries, or wander around the arts district, you’ll generally find a Citifare bus nearby.

Customer service representatives are available to help you plan your trips. Just call 775.348.RIDE and tell them where and when you want to go; they’ll tell you everything you need to know.

Airport Minibus

775.786.3700 or 800.235.5466 Bell Limo 775.786.3700 or 800.235.5466 • bell-limo.com Citifare Route 13 to all major Hotels Casinos. 775.348.7433 • citifare.com Executive Limousine Service

775.333.3300 • exlimo.com North Lake Tahoe Express

866.216.5222 northlaketahoeexpress.com

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Easy. Friendly. Convenient. That’s the travel experience you’ll find at Reno-Tahoe International Airport.

non-stop flights one-stop flights (same plane)

Alaska Airlines

Airport Transfers

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philadelphia

baltimore

chicago (mdw) indianapolis

And when it comes to fun, excitement and spectacular outdoor escapes, you’ll find our gateway centrally located to downtown Reno and just minutes to beautiful Lake Tahoe. With more than 160 flights daily, from more than 50 cities, look to our gateway for your next getaway to Reno-Lake Tahoe.

reno-tahoeairport.com

*AIRSERVICE AS OF 08/07 Hertz Rent-A-Car

Frontier Charter & Contract Services

Whittlesea Checker Taxi

775.329.4310

775.785.2554 or 800.654.3131

775.331.1147 or 800.822.6009

775.322.2222

South Tahoe Express Daily scheduled

Internet Auto Rental

Frontier Tours

transportation to South Lake Tahoe.

775.325.6004 or 866.898.2463 southtahoeexpress.com

775.334.4733 or 888.425.6219 internet-auto.com

775.331.8687 or 800.831.2877 frontiertours.com

National Car Rental/Alamo Rent-A-Car

Greyhound Bus Lines

Automobile Rental

775.785.2756 or 800.227.7368 nationalcar.com

775.322.2970 or 800.231.2222 greyhound.com

Ski Shuttles

Advantage Rent-A-Car

Thrifty Car Rental

775.329.0096 or 800.367.2277 thrifty.com

Hotel/Motel Courtesy Buses

530.583.4232

800.327.9633 or 800.227.7368 alamo.com

Bus Service & Public Transportation

A number of the larger hotels and motels have free courtesy buses on call. Check with your hotel or motel for information.

Avis Rent-A-Car

Amador Stage Lines

775.785.2727 or 800.331.1212 • avis.com

775.324.4444 or 800.446.2928 amadorstagelines.com

775.333.6677 or 800.777.5500 advantagerentacar.com Alamo Rent-A-Car/National Rent-A-Car

Budget Car & Truck Rental

775.785.2545 or 800.527.0700 budget.com

Citifare Public Transit Reno/Sparks

Dollar Rent-A-Car

Citifare Sierra Spirit

775.789.2455 at Grand Sierra Resort or 800.800.4000 • dollar.com

Free circulator around downtown Reno 775.358.7433 • citifare.com

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

CUSA/All West Coach Lines

775.329.3773 or 800.736.8222 enterprise.com

775.329.0444 • coachusa.com

775.348.7433 • citifare.com

Local Driving times & distances from Reno to:

Train Service

Carson City

Amtrak 800.USA.RAIL • amtrak.com

Fallon

1.25 hours/70 miles

Genoa

50 minutes/40 miles

Alpine Meadows Ski Area Shuttle Aztec Transportation Services

775.883.2100 Diamond Peak Shuttle

775.832.1177 Frontier Charter & Contract

Gerlach

35 minutes/30 miles

2 hours/100 miles

Incline Village

50 minutes/35 miles

Pyramid Lake

50 minutes/33 miles

So. Lake Tahoe

1.25 hours/59 miles

Squaw Valley

45 minutes/42 miles

Tahoe City

50 minutes/47 miles

Truckee

45 minutes/30 miles

Virginia City

50 minutes/24 miles

Road Conditions

Services

Nevada Dept. of Transportation Road Reporting Service, 24 hours.

877.687.6237 or www.nvroads.com

775.331.8687 or 800.831.2877

Mileage from Reno to:

Northstar-at-Tahoe Shuttle

Las Vegas

530.562.2257

Los Angeles

470 miles

Squaw Valley USA Shuttle

Portland

580 miles

Taxis

530.583.6985 • squaw.com

Sacramento

135 miles

De Luxe Taxi/Star/Yellow Service

Squaw Valley and Mt. Rose-

Salt Lake City

520 miles

775.355.5555

Ski Tahoe 775.331.1147 or 800.822.6009 Tahoe Queen 800.23 TAHOE

San Francisco

226 miles

Vancouver

869 miles

Yosemite National Park

153 miles

Reno-Sparks Cab Co.

775.333.3333

445 miles

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EVENTS

THE WIDE-EYED WONDERS OF IT ALL. The events calendar for Reno-Tahoe is a vast landscape of things to do, places to go, sights to be seen. Much like the rest of Reno-Tahoe, the events that fill our streets and capture our minds are larger than life. Maybe it’s because we’d never let life pass us by without getting a little fun and adventure out of it. Reno-Tahoe is where people from all over

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Shakespeare, bikes, the water, the air, Hot August Nights, rodeo, camels, balloons. You name it and Reno-Tahoe celebrates it. the world come for uniquely memorable experiences that are perfectly suited to the area’s spirit. Two standout examples are the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival at

Sand Harbor in a beautiful outdoor setting overlooking the lake, and the Reno River Festival, a free event centered around the world-class kayak park in downtown

Reno. Activities include competitive kayaking featuring top pros. Plus, there are free clinics, product demonstrations, and plenty of food and live music for

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EVENTS

THE WIDE-EYED WONDERS OF IT ALL. The events calendar for Reno-Tahoe is a vast landscape of things to do, places to go, sights to be seen. Much like the rest of Reno-Tahoe, the events that fill our streets and capture our minds are larger than life. Maybe it’s because we’d never let life pass us by without getting a little fun and adventure out of it. Reno-Tahoe is where people from all over

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Shakespeare, bikes, the water, the air, Hot August Nights, rodeo, camels, balloons. You name it and Reno-Tahoe celebrates it. the world come for uniquely memorable experiences that are perfectly suited to the area’s spirit. Two standout examples are the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival at

Sand Harbor in a beautiful outdoor setting overlooking the lake, and the Reno River Festival, a free event centered around the world-class kayak park in downtown

Reno. Activities include competitive kayaking featuring top pros. Plus, there are free clinics, product demonstrations, and plenty of food and live music for

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the whole family. Additional highlights include finals for the World Wakeboard Association, Hot August Nights, Virginia City Camel Races, Great Reno Balloon Race, National Championship Air Races, Valhalla Arts and Music Festival, Artown, Street Vibrations, and the Reno Rodeo— the “Wildest, Richest Rodeo in the West.”

Here are highlights of our events calendar. For a complete calendar of events, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/ events.

JANUARY

Winter, Wine and All That Jazz Blue Gay-la

FEBRUARY

Hit the slopes after the holiday rush!

MARCH

Snow Festival WinterFest Winter Blue Adventure Race St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

APRIL

CSTV Collegiate Nationals Annual Hawaiian Luau in Paradise in the Atlantis Grand Ballroom Life Sport Quinthalon Reno Jazz Festival

National Championship Air Races, photo by Victor Archer.

MAY

The Reno Film Festival Nevada Wide Open Marathon De Mayo Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Nevada Celebration Reno River Festival Arts in Bloom Pembrooke Renaissance Faire Kit Carson Trail Wild West Tour

JUNE

America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride Carson City Rendezvous Street Vibrations Spring Rally Tour de Nez Sparks Hometowne Farmers Market Reno Rodeo Pony Express Re-Ride Reno-Tahoe Odyssey Relay Run Adventure

JULY

Artown Volleyball Festival Fourth of July Star Spangled Sparks Great Eldorado BBQ, Brews & Blues Festival Lake Tahoe Food & Wine Festival Great International Chicken Wing Society Cook-Off Tahoe Arts Festival American Century Celebrity Golf Championship Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival Lake Tahoe Music Festival Great Basin Chautauqua Festival PGA TOUR’s Reno-Tahoe Open at Montrêux Golf and Country Club

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AUGUST

Silver Dollar Car Classic Pyramid Lake Sprint Triathlon Hot August Nights Wooden Boat Week and Concours d’Elegance Reno Gay Pride Reno-Tahoe Blues Festival Nevada State Fair Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off World Wakeboard Association’s Wakeboard World Finals

SEPTEMBER

Reno Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering Professional Bull Riders Built Ford Tough Series The Great Reno Balloon Race Annual Virginia City International Camel Races National Championship Air Races Tour de Tahoe Bike Big Blue Street Vibrations Tahoe Big Blue Adventure Race Lake Tahoe Marathon Oktoberfest Genoa Candy Dance Nissan XTERRA USA Championship

OCTOBER

Great Italian Festival Annual Reno Celtic Celebration Kit Carson Trail Ghost Walk Tahoe/Reno International Film Festival Nevada Day Celebration

NOVEMBER

North Lake Tahoe Holiday Jazz Festival

DECEMBER

Sparks Hometowne Christmas Silver and Snowflake Festival of Lights Victorian Home Christmas Tour Nevada Chamber Music Festival

*Event schedule subject to change

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the whole family. Additional highlights include finals for the World Wakeboard Association, Hot August Nights, Virginia City Camel Races, Great Reno Balloon Race, National Championship Air Races, Valhalla Arts and Music Festival, Artown, Street Vibrations, and the Reno Rodeo— the “Wildest, Richest Rodeo in the West.”

Here are highlights of our events calendar. For a complete calendar of events, go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/ events.

JANUARY

Winter, Wine and All That Jazz Blue Gay-la

FEBRUARY

Hit the slopes after the holiday rush!

MARCH

Snow Festival WinterFest Winter Blue Adventure Race St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

APRIL

CSTV Collegiate Nationals Annual Hawaiian Luau in Paradise in the Atlantis Grand Ballroom Life Sport Quinthalon Reno Jazz Festival

National Championship Air Races, photo by Victor Archer.

MAY

The Reno Film Festival Nevada Wide Open Marathon De Mayo Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Nevada Celebration Reno River Festival Arts in Bloom Pembrooke Renaissance Faire Kit Carson Trail Wild West Tour

JUNE

America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride Carson City Rendezvous Street Vibrations Spring Rally Tour de Nez Sparks Hometowne Farmers Market Reno Rodeo Pony Express Re-Ride Reno-Tahoe Odyssey Relay Run Adventure

JULY

Artown Volleyball Festival Fourth of July Star Spangled Sparks Great Eldorado BBQ, Brews & Blues Festival Lake Tahoe Food & Wine Festival Great International Chicken Wing Society Cook-Off Tahoe Arts Festival American Century Celebrity Golf Championship Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival Lake Tahoe Music Festival Great Basin Chautauqua Festival PGA TOUR’s Reno-Tahoe Open at Montrêux Golf and Country Club

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AUGUST

Silver Dollar Car Classic Pyramid Lake Sprint Triathlon Hot August Nights Wooden Boat Week and Concours d’Elegance Reno Gay Pride Reno-Tahoe Blues Festival Nevada State Fair Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off World Wakeboard Association’s Wakeboard World Finals

SEPTEMBER

Reno Cowboy Poetry and Music Gathering Professional Bull Riders Built Ford Tough Series The Great Reno Balloon Race Annual Virginia City International Camel Races National Championship Air Races Tour de Tahoe Bike Big Blue Street Vibrations Tahoe Big Blue Adventure Race Lake Tahoe Marathon Oktoberfest Genoa Candy Dance Nissan XTERRA USA Championship

OCTOBER

Great Italian Festival Annual Reno Celtic Celebration Kit Carson Trail Ghost Walk Tahoe/Reno International Film Festival Nevada Day Celebration

NOVEMBER

North Lake Tahoe Holiday Jazz Festival

DECEMBER

Sparks Hometowne Christmas Silver and Snowflake Festival of Lights Victorian Home Christmas Tour Nevada Chamber Music Festival

*Event schedule subject to change

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DAY TRIPS

YOUR SENSE OF AWE COMES STANDARD. Anywhere else, you might embark on a road trip to combat boredom or change up the routine a bit. In Reno-Tahoe, taking to the road further adds to the fun of an already exciting vacation.

Beyond one curve is the deep blue swath of Tahoe. Another turn takes you to a Western town still sporting wooden sidewalks and steam engines. Other paths heading here, there and all

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Clean alpine air fills your lungs, the storied Sierra Nevada is your backdrop, and every mile reveals a new possibility. Must be another Reno-Tahoe road trip. points on the compass eventually leave you in wonder. Oh the places you’ll go, the things you’ll see!

You can do virtually anything on a Reno-

Tahoe vacation. Climb boulders in the Truckee Meadows. Ride a horse along Tahoe’s Zephyr Cove. Ride the rapids of Reno’s Truckee River Whitewater Park.

Enjoy the tranquility of glimpsing a herd of wild horses, fly fish for rainbow trout, or blaze a trail on a mountain bike. And unlike some other areas of the West, the seasons

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DAY TRIPS

YOUR SENSE OF AWE COMES STANDARD. Anywhere else, you might embark on a road trip to combat boredom or change up the routine a bit. In Reno-Tahoe, taking to the road further adds to the fun of an already exciting vacation.

Beyond one curve is the deep blue swath of Tahoe. Another turn takes you to a Western town still sporting wooden sidewalks and steam engines. Other paths heading here, there and all

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Clean alpine air fills your lungs, the storied Sierra Nevada is your backdrop, and every mile reveals a new possibility. Must be another Reno-Tahoe road trip. points on the compass eventually leave you in wonder. Oh the places you’ll go, the things you’ll see!

You can do virtually anything on a Reno-

Tahoe vacation. Climb boulders in the Truckee Meadows. Ride a horse along Tahoe’s Zephyr Cove. Ride the rapids of Reno’s Truckee River Whitewater Park.

Enjoy the tranquility of glimpsing a herd of wild horses, fly fish for rainbow trout, or blaze a trail on a mountain bike. And unlike some other areas of the West, the seasons

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DAY TRIPS From sunup to sundown, Reno-Tahoe inspires amazing memories that last long after your vacation has come and gone don’t run for cover here. You get all four, and all the brilliant colors that come with them.

Whether you’re one who goes with whim and spontaneity or someone who prefers to plan ahead, Reno-Tahoe has endless outdoor adventure.

For more information, peruse the road trips suggested on the following pages, or go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/outdoors.

Carson City and Virginia City TRIP LENGTH

Both Carson City, the capital

73 miles of the Silver State, and Virginia City offer golden opportunities to experience Western heritage, history, and culture at its most fascinating. Halfway between Reno and Carson City, beneath towering cottonwoods on a scenic back road, is lavish Bowers Mansion, built by a mining millionaire. While in Carson City, visit the Nevada State Museum, housed in a former U.S. mint. Machines once used to press millions of dollars of gold and silver coins are still found there. Need to stretch your legs? Enjoy a stroll along the Kit Carson Trail and explore Carson City’s landmarks and Victorian houses on a walking tour of the town. The Washoe Lake State Recreation area offers great views of the Sierra Nevada and the Carson Range. Other points of interest include the Nevada State Railroad Museum, the Governor’s Mansion, and the Capitol.

Virginia City wasn’t always the small, ruggedly charming town it is today. It was once the largest city between San Francisco and Denver. Get a taste of its heyday

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Lake Tahoe TRIP LENGTH

Step one, point your car sky-

135 miles ward. Step two, go. In time, as

by visiting the Fourth Ward School Museum, Piper’s Opera House and Comstock Wild Horse and Mining Museum. Or discover where Mark Twain found his passion for writing, before he was Mark Twain.

valleys fall beneath you and sky, pine and high alpine meadows snuggle up to the road, you’ll top out at the highest pass in the state: the 8,911 ft. summit of State Route 431, better known as the Mount Rose highway. But your tour doesn’t peak there. Slip over the pass and you’ll get your first glimpse of Lake Tahoe, America’s greatest alpine lake.

The North Shore is Tahoe’s base camp for recreation. Ski and snowboard at Squaw Valley USA. Golf at Incline Village and discover why Robert Trent Jones described it as “The Ideal Mountain Layout.”

There’s hiking, mountain biking, sailing,

and plenty of casino entertainment on the Silver State side of the line.

Prepare yourself for an overdose of rubbernecking as well as you take in the endless views of Tahoe on your journey.

You’ll encounter particularly beautiful vistas by walking the outskirts of the Tahoe City Golf Course or strolling the walkway overlooking Commons Beach. Other points of interest include Fanny Bridge, the Gatekeeper’s Museum, and the historical marker commemorating James Edward Church, who in 1909 was the first to display methods of measuring the water content in snow.

At the south end of the lake you’ll find even more world-class skiing and golfing,

along with ice skating, snowmobiling and snowshoeing in the winter months, and horseback riding, camping, rafting, fishing, boating, and watersports in the summer.

Rejuvenate at one of our many lavish day spas and fitness clubs. Shop for everything from clothes and antiques to fine jewelry at one of our shops or outlet malls. Experience art and culture by visiting one of our many fine-art galleries or the Lake Tahoe Historical Society Museum. Plus, more casino thrills and sumptuous dining await you on our South Shore.

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DAY TRIPS From sunup to sundown, Reno-Tahoe inspires amazing memories that last long after your vacation has come and gone don’t run for cover here. You get all four, and all the brilliant colors that come with them.

Whether you’re one who goes with whim and spontaneity or someone who prefers to plan ahead, Reno-Tahoe has endless outdoor adventure.

For more information, peruse the road trips suggested on the following pages, or go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/outdoors.

Carson City and Virginia City TRIP LENGTH

Both Carson City, the capital

73 miles of the Silver State, and Virginia City offer golden opportunities to experience Western heritage, history, and culture at its most fascinating. Halfway between Reno and Carson City, beneath towering cottonwoods on a scenic back road, is lavish Bowers Mansion, built by a mining millionaire. While in Carson City, visit the Nevada State Museum, housed in a former U.S. mint. Machines once used to press millions of dollars of gold and silver coins are still found there. Need to stretch your legs? Enjoy a stroll along the Kit Carson Trail and explore Carson City’s landmarks and Victorian houses on a walking tour of the town. The Washoe Lake State Recreation area offers great views of the Sierra Nevada and the Carson Range. Other points of interest include the Nevada State Railroad Museum, the Governor’s Mansion, and the Capitol.

Virginia City wasn’t always the small, ruggedly charming town it is today. It was once the largest city between San Francisco and Denver. Get a taste of its heyday

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Lake Tahoe TRIP LENGTH

Step one, point your car sky-

135 miles ward. Step two, go. In time, as

by visiting the Fourth Ward School Museum, Piper’s Opera House and Comstock Wild Horse and Mining Museum. Or discover where Mark Twain found his passion for writing, before he was Mark Twain.

valleys fall beneath you and sky, pine and high alpine meadows snuggle up to the road, you’ll top out at the highest pass in the state: the 8,911 ft. summit of State Route 431, better known as the Mount Rose highway. But your tour doesn’t peak there. Slip over the pass and you’ll get your first glimpse of Lake Tahoe, America’s greatest alpine lake.

The North Shore is Tahoe’s base camp for recreation. Ski and snowboard at Squaw Valley USA. Golf at Incline Village and discover why Robert Trent Jones described it as “The Ideal Mountain Layout.”

There’s hiking, mountain biking, sailing,

and plenty of casino entertainment on the Silver State side of the line.

Prepare yourself for an overdose of rubbernecking as well as you take in the endless views of Tahoe on your journey.

You’ll encounter particularly beautiful vistas by walking the outskirts of the Tahoe City Golf Course or strolling the walkway overlooking Commons Beach. Other points of interest include Fanny Bridge, the Gatekeeper’s Museum, and the historical marker commemorating James Edward Church, who in 1909 was the first to display methods of measuring the water content in snow.

At the south end of the lake you’ll find even more world-class skiing and golfing,

along with ice skating, snowmobiling and snowshoeing in the winter months, and horseback riding, camping, rafting, fishing, boating, and watersports in the summer.

Rejuvenate at one of our many lavish day spas and fitness clubs. Shop for everything from clothes and antiques to fine jewelry at one of our shops or outlet malls. Experience art and culture by visiting one of our many fine-art galleries or the Lake Tahoe Historical Society Museum. Plus, more casino thrills and sumptuous dining await you on our South Shore.

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DAY TRIPS

Pyramid Lake and Gerlach Pyramid Lake—named for the 22O miles tufa rock formation jutting out from its eastern shore—is as stunning today as it was when John C. Fremont, the first European to lay eyes on Pyramid, named it more than 160 years ago. Pyramid Lake is famous for its abundance of hefty cutthroat trout. The surrounding area is known for it’s ancient Paiute Indian rock carvings. If you’re planning on making a Pyramid Lake side trip this year, take it a bit further and head for Gerlach. This small desert town is the gateway to the Black Rock Desert, home of the “Burning Man” Festival and a beacon for speed freaks. In 1997 on the flat playa near Gerlach, an over-amped hybrid of rocket and race car became the first land vehicle to crack the speed of sound.

Eight miles northwest is Planet X, a nationally renowned pottery studio.

TRIP LENGTH

Truckee TRIP LENGTH

The 30-mile journey from Reno

14O miles to Truckee winds through the

beautiful Truckee River canyon, eventually arriving at the charming California town that once housed logging and ice manufacturing and now hosts charming shops and restaurants. In Truckee you’re greeted with dining options that range from upscale dining to every manner of bistro, bar, and grille. And when you’re in the mood to shop, you’ll find everything from home furnishings to high-fashion clothing and sportswear to just about every kind of souvenir.

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Set aside plenty of time for a couple of must-do’s before you leave: see the captivating museum at nearby Donner Memorial Park, take a deep breath of the fresh mountain air, settle into a beach at Donner Lake, and promise yourself a swift return to this Sierra paradise. From Truckee, drive south on Highway 89 past Squaw Valley, site of the 1960 Winter Olympics, and home to magnificent accommodations, shopping, dining, winter skiing, summer hiking and horseback riding and year-round events.

The Rock Scene, circa 10,000 BC TRIP LENGTH

15O miles There are stories in the hinterlands etched in rock that date as far back as 10,000 BC, petroglyphs that mesmerize today’s visitors. For most, however, those stories are largely open to interpretation as the native North Americans who made their marks on these rocks left no written history.

Nonetheless, it’s a riveting tour to environments that have changed little or none since the time these works of art were carved into stone. Most famous and accessible is Grimes Point and Hidden Cave, 50 miles east of Reno, near the oasis town of Fallon. You’ll also find a series of cupules (believed to be signs of fertility) at Kyburz Flat, north of Truckee. For more information go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/rockart.

Downtown Reno Walking Tour How can anyone visit Reno-Tahoe without becoming more intimate with the diversity of downtown Reno? This tour can be experienced by simply hopping aboard the Sierra Spirit bus. You’ll be chauffeured to the Nevada Museum of Art; the Riverside Artists Lofts; all the downtown hotel casinos; the Century 12 Riverside Movie Theaters, near the Truckee River Whitewater Park; north to the University of Nevada, with its historic Quad area where you will find a Gutzon Borglum sculpture of John Mackay; back south to the National Bowling Stadi-

um; the National Automobile Museum; the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts; Reno City Hall; and the Washoe County Library, among many other attractions.

And don’t worry about missing your ride.

Sierra Spirit’s route takes it by each stop every ten minutes. Thanks to the Regional Transportation Commission and the Reno Redevelopment Agency, Sierra Spirit is free during all hours of operation.

Check with your hotel concierge or call (775)348-RIDE for more information.

Look for the colorful pinwheels at bus stops and on the yellow buses and Catch the Spirit!

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DAY TRIPS

Pyramid Lake and Gerlach Pyramid Lake—named for the 22O miles tufa rock formation jutting out from its eastern shore—is as stunning today as it was when John C. Fremont, the first European to lay eyes on Pyramid, named it more than 160 years ago. Pyramid Lake is famous for its abundance of hefty cutthroat trout. The surrounding area is known for it’s ancient Paiute Indian rock carvings. If you’re planning on making a Pyramid Lake side trip this year, take it a bit further and head for Gerlach. This small desert town is the gateway to the Black Rock Desert, home of the “Burning Man” Festival and a beacon for speed freaks. In 1997 on the flat playa near Gerlach, an over-amped hybrid of rocket and race car became the first land vehicle to crack the speed of sound.

Eight miles northwest is Planet X, a nationally renowned pottery studio.

TRIP LENGTH

Truckee TRIP LENGTH

The 30-mile journey from Reno

14O miles to Truckee winds through the

beautiful Truckee River canyon, eventually arriving at the charming California town that once housed logging and ice manufacturing and now hosts charming shops and restaurants. In Truckee you’re greeted with dining options that range from upscale dining to every manner of bistro, bar, and grille. And when you’re in the mood to shop, you’ll find everything from home furnishings to high-fashion clothing and sportswear to just about every kind of souvenir.

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Set aside plenty of time for a couple of must-do’s before you leave: see the captivating museum at nearby Donner Memorial Park, take a deep breath of the fresh mountain air, settle into a beach at Donner Lake, and promise yourself a swift return to this Sierra paradise. From Truckee, drive south on Highway 89 past Squaw Valley, site of the 1960 Winter Olympics, and home to magnificent accommodations, shopping, dining, winter skiing, summer hiking and horseback riding and year-round events.

The Rock Scene, circa 10,000 BC TRIP LENGTH

15O miles There are stories in the hinterlands etched in rock that date as far back as 10,000 BC, petroglyphs that mesmerize today’s visitors. For most, however, those stories are largely open to interpretation as the native North Americans who made their marks on these rocks left no written history.

Nonetheless, it’s a riveting tour to environments that have changed little or none since the time these works of art were carved into stone. Most famous and accessible is Grimes Point and Hidden Cave, 50 miles east of Reno, near the oasis town of Fallon. You’ll also find a series of cupules (believed to be signs of fertility) at Kyburz Flat, north of Truckee. For more information go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/rockart.

Downtown Reno Walking Tour How can anyone visit Reno-Tahoe without becoming more intimate with the diversity of downtown Reno? This tour can be experienced by simply hopping aboard the Sierra Spirit bus. You’ll be chauffeured to the Nevada Museum of Art; the Riverside Artists Lofts; all the downtown hotel casinos; the Century 12 Riverside Movie Theaters, near the Truckee River Whitewater Park; north to the University of Nevada, with its historic Quad area where you will find a Gutzon Borglum sculpture of John Mackay; back south to the National Bowling Stadi-

um; the National Automobile Museum; the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts; Reno City Hall; and the Washoe County Library, among many other attractions.

And don’t worry about missing your ride.

Sierra Spirit’s route takes it by each stop every ten minutes. Thanks to the Regional Transportation Commission and the Reno Redevelopment Agency, Sierra Spirit is free during all hours of operation.

Check with your hotel concierge or call (775)348-RIDE for more information.

Look for the colorful pinwheels at bus stops and on the yellow buses and Catch the Spirit!

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NEW DEVELOPMENT

THINGS ARE BUILDING UP IN RENO-TAHOE 1

There’s a buzz about the place and a freshness you’ll find while strolling the streets and riverwalks in Reno-Tahoe. Pubs, clubs, high-rise condos, theaters and intimate coffee shops are blossoming left, right, and straight ahead. And there’s no end in sight to a place that keeps getting better by the day...and night.

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Resort/Casino Projects Atlantis Casino Resort Spa (1)

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The Atlantis began construction on a $50 million expansion which is slated for completion in summer 2008. A new sports and race book and an enlarged poker room as well as a New York-style delicatessen and restaurant and an expanded ultramodern spa and fitness center facility are planned.

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Boomtown Hotel & Casino

2

The property is currently slated for $30 million in upgrades and additions, including plans to completely remodel the property’s 318 hotel rooms. Preliminary plans are also in the works for an expansion and renovation to the casino floor. Additionally, construction will begin in 2008 on a new Travel Plaza & Casino that will be much more than a traditional truck stop and will include slot machines and table games.

The Cal Neva Resort, Spa and Casino

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The historic Cal Neva Resort, Spa and Casino in Crystal Bay, which was once owned by Frank Sinatra and recently celebrated its 80th anniversary, is scheduled to undergo a $60 to $70 million restoration, including the addition of a new 10,000 sq. ft. spa. Famous historical elements of the property will be preserved during this project.

Circus Circus

3

Circus Circus Reno is planning significant renovations to its North Tower, bringing clean lines, subtle colors and new artwork to the property’s guest rooms. A swimming pool will also be added on top of the skybridge that crosses Sierra Street.

Renovations, estimated at $5 million, will begin in late 2007 with completion expected in 2008.

Grand Sierra Resort and Casino (2) The Grand Sierra Resort and Casino is in the midst of a significant transformation to the 1,995-room property. Renovations to the casino floor and 11 floors of luxury hotel-condominiums were recently completed. Several upscale restaurants have been added, as well as the jet-setting Nikki Beach Poolside nightclub. Future plans call for the construction of the largest indoor water park in America, 500,000-sq. ft. of branded retail shops, a 70,000-sq. ft. luxury spa and two residential condominium towers.

Holiday Inn Crescent Hotels & Resorts announced that it signed a letter of agreement to manage the 220- room Quality Inn in Sparks, with plans to convert the property to a Holiday Inn following completion of a $6 million renovation. The conversion will include a complete renovation of all guest rooms and public space to adhere to Holiday Inn brand standards, and completion is expected early 2008.

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Hyatt Place at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport (3) The Reno-Tahoe International Airport has leased land directly adjacent to the airport for construction of a six-story, 127room, all-suite Hyatt Place hotel. Catering to business travelers, the property will be customized with stone, wood and mountain decor, and does not include a casino. The airport also plans to build offices with underground parking, a restaurant and retail space near the Hyatt Place, with completion scheduled for Spring 2008.

John Ascuaga’s Nugget

5

John Ascuaga’s Nugget in Sparks announced a $12 million east tower hotel remodel that will include a floor-to-ceiling, complete interior guest room renovation. A sample room has been completed featuring modern lines, rich hues, plasma televisions, granite accents, marble flooring, luxury bedding, coffee pots and business-friendly accessories including Wi-Fi. The first rooms are expected to be ready for occupancy late 2007.

The Legends at Sparks Marina Casino-Resort-Spa (9) The Legends Marina Casino-Resort-Spa is part of the development of the Legends at Sparks Marina outdoor shopping and entertainment destination. The casino-resort will include 1,000 upscale hotel rooms and suites, each featuring lake and mountain views.

Plans include a spacious casino, a lakefront amphitheatre, a private beach, several restaurants, a spa, fitness center, and salon facility, and more than 50,000 sq. ft. of convention and meeting space, with completion expected in 2010.

Legends at Sparks Marina is a 1.35 million-sq. ft., $475 million RED development project expected to be a major destination retail and entertainment complex, with construction to be completed in 2008. Carona Cantina, Pin-Up Bowl, Saddle Ranch Chop House, Scheels All Sports Store and T Rex: A Prehistoric Family Adventure are among the planned tenants.

The 248,000-sq. ft. Scheels will showcase the world’s largest selection of sports, sportswear and footwear under one

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roof with a collection of entertainment venues, specialty shops and boutiques staffed by experts. After the store’s expected opening in October 2008, shoppers will find products ranging from technical running gear to the latest fashion sportswear to a spectacular hunting and fishing selection, among various other specialized sports shops. Special attractions include two 16,000-gallon aquariums, an operating Ferris wheel, shooting galleries and simulators for virtually every sport imaginable.

Peppermill Hotel Casino (4) The Peppermill is set to unveil its new $350$400 million expansion in December 2007.

Combining European sensibility with the most contemporary luxury amenities, the expansion includes a Tuscan-themed, all-suite hotel tower that adds 600 rooms to raise the property’s total room count to 1,635. Honoring the oldworld tradition of restorative spa treatments, the expanded property will also offer an extensive array of services at a new three-story, European-style spa and salon that overlooks an infinity pool. A 1,600-space parking plaza and a 21,000-sq. ft. casino expansion that includes a new sports book with smoke-free betting sections and a New York-style deli opened in 2006.

Station Casinos (5) Station Casinos has plans to begin construction on two Reno properties within the next four years. The planned location for the first project is in south Reno at the junction of U.S. 395 and the Mt. Rose Highway. The entertainment destination will feature hotel rooms, meeting space, dining, entertainment and gaming, as well as a Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World Superstore. Station Casinos’ second project will

be constructed directly across from the RenoSparks Convention Center. When completed, the facility will include between 200 and 500 rooms, a 1,195-space parking garage, and several dining options.

feature everything from space and science to art and archeology, all with a Northern Nevada flare.

City Improvements

The Truckee River Whitewater Park at Wingfield in downtown Reno offers adventure in the heart of the casino and arts and culture districts. The $1.5 million park is more than 2,600 feet long and beckons kayakers, rafters, swimmers and water enthusiasts to test out the class 2-3 rapids and the 11 drop pools, providing easy access for kayaking maneuvers with a consistent supply of fresh water. Rock Park in Sparks includes plans to redesign the existing walking trails as well as the design of a whitewater facility within 1,400 feet of the Truckee River are scheduled to begin in late summer 2008.

Crystal Bay The historic Crystal Bay casino core on Lake Tahoe’s north shore is poised for a significant transformation, with plans that include a boutique hotel/casino surrounded by a pedestrian village of shops and restaurants, making the area more attractive to meeting and leisure travelers.

Reno City Plaza (6) A mixed-use, one-acre public plaza has been developed at the corner of Virginia and First streets in downtown Reno. The plaza currently includes an 85-foot by 180-foot rectangular seasonal ice rink with construction of a cablesupported elliptical canopy projected to be complete in spring 2008. The design also includes a four-story, 42,000-sq. ft. building to include restaurants, ice skate rentals, equipment operations and possibly office space.

Nevada Discovery Museum (7) Set to open in fall 2008, the $18 million Nevada Discovery Museum is about families, fun and learning. This hands-on museum is designed to inspire the curiosity, creativity and understanding that leads to the lifelong success of children and their families as they experience the joy of learning together.

Located in downtown Reno with convenient onsite parking, the 55,000-sq. ft. museum will

Truckee River Expansion (8)

Whitewater

Park

Retail Developments Cabela’s Cabela’s in Reno will be the premier retail destination for the outdoor enthusiast. The company is preparing for a fall 2007 opening on 38.5 acres of land adjacent to Boomtown Reno off of Interstate 80. The massive 150,000-sq. ft. store will be home to attractions such as a freshwater aquarium stocked with native fish, museum-quality representations of many wild game species and a towering mountain replica complete with running waterfalls and streams. A top-notch education and entertainment attraction, Cabela’s Reno is sure to be a must-see attraction.

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NEW DEVELOPMENT

THINGS ARE BUILDING UP IN RENO-TAHOE 1

There’s a buzz about the place and a freshness you’ll find while strolling the streets and riverwalks in Reno-Tahoe. Pubs, clubs, high-rise condos, theaters and intimate coffee shops are blossoming left, right, and straight ahead. And there’s no end in sight to a place that keeps getting better by the day...and night.

6

Resort/Casino Projects Atlantis Casino Resort Spa (1)

7

The Atlantis began construction on a $50 million expansion which is slated for completion in summer 2008. A new sports and race book and an enlarged poker room as well as a New York-style delicatessen and restaurant and an expanded ultramodern spa and fitness center facility are planned.

8

Boomtown Hotel & Casino

2

The property is currently slated for $30 million in upgrades and additions, including plans to completely remodel the property’s 318 hotel rooms. Preliminary plans are also in the works for an expansion and renovation to the casino floor. Additionally, construction will begin in 2008 on a new Travel Plaza & Casino that will be much more than a traditional truck stop and will include slot machines and table games.

The Cal Neva Resort, Spa and Casino

9

The historic Cal Neva Resort, Spa and Casino in Crystal Bay, which was once owned by Frank Sinatra and recently celebrated its 80th anniversary, is scheduled to undergo a $60 to $70 million restoration, including the addition of a new 10,000 sq. ft. spa. Famous historical elements of the property will be preserved during this project.

Circus Circus

3

Circus Circus Reno is planning significant renovations to its North Tower, bringing clean lines, subtle colors and new artwork to the property’s guest rooms. A swimming pool will also be added on top of the skybridge that crosses Sierra Street.

Renovations, estimated at $5 million, will begin in late 2007 with completion expected in 2008.

Grand Sierra Resort and Casino (2) The Grand Sierra Resort and Casino is in the midst of a significant transformation to the 1,995-room property. Renovations to the casino floor and 11 floors of luxury hotel-condominiums were recently completed. Several upscale restaurants have been added, as well as the jet-setting Nikki Beach Poolside nightclub. Future plans call for the construction of the largest indoor water park in America, 500,000-sq. ft. of branded retail shops, a 70,000-sq. ft. luxury spa and two residential condominium towers.

Holiday Inn Crescent Hotels & Resorts announced that it signed a letter of agreement to manage the 220- room Quality Inn in Sparks, with plans to convert the property to a Holiday Inn following completion of a $6 million renovation. The conversion will include a complete renovation of all guest rooms and public space to adhere to Holiday Inn brand standards, and completion is expected early 2008.

4

Hyatt Place at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport (3) The Reno-Tahoe International Airport has leased land directly adjacent to the airport for construction of a six-story, 127room, all-suite Hyatt Place hotel. Catering to business travelers, the property will be customized with stone, wood and mountain decor, and does not include a casino. The airport also plans to build offices with underground parking, a restaurant and retail space near the Hyatt Place, with completion scheduled for Spring 2008.

John Ascuaga’s Nugget

5

John Ascuaga’s Nugget in Sparks announced a $12 million east tower hotel remodel that will include a floor-to-ceiling, complete interior guest room renovation. A sample room has been completed featuring modern lines, rich hues, plasma televisions, granite accents, marble flooring, luxury bedding, coffee pots and business-friendly accessories including Wi-Fi. The first rooms are expected to be ready for occupancy late 2007.

The Legends at Sparks Marina Casino-Resort-Spa (9) The Legends Marina Casino-Resort-Spa is part of the development of the Legends at Sparks Marina outdoor shopping and entertainment destination. The casino-resort will include 1,000 upscale hotel rooms and suites, each featuring lake and mountain views.

Plans include a spacious casino, a lakefront amphitheatre, a private beach, several restaurants, a spa, fitness center, and salon facility, and more than 50,000 sq. ft. of convention and meeting space, with completion expected in 2010.

Legends at Sparks Marina is a 1.35 million-sq. ft., $475 million RED development project expected to be a major destination retail and entertainment complex, with construction to be completed in 2008. Carona Cantina, Pin-Up Bowl, Saddle Ranch Chop House, Scheels All Sports Store and T Rex: A Prehistoric Family Adventure are among the planned tenants.

The 248,000-sq. ft. Scheels will showcase the world’s largest selection of sports, sportswear and footwear under one

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roof with a collection of entertainment venues, specialty shops and boutiques staffed by experts. After the store’s expected opening in October 2008, shoppers will find products ranging from technical running gear to the latest fashion sportswear to a spectacular hunting and fishing selection, among various other specialized sports shops. Special attractions include two 16,000-gallon aquariums, an operating Ferris wheel, shooting galleries and simulators for virtually every sport imaginable.

Peppermill Hotel Casino (4) The Peppermill is set to unveil its new $350$400 million expansion in December 2007.

Combining European sensibility with the most contemporary luxury amenities, the expansion includes a Tuscan-themed, all-suite hotel tower that adds 600 rooms to raise the property’s total room count to 1,635. Honoring the oldworld tradition of restorative spa treatments, the expanded property will also offer an extensive array of services at a new three-story, European-style spa and salon that overlooks an infinity pool. A 1,600-space parking plaza and a 21,000-sq. ft. casino expansion that includes a new sports book with smoke-free betting sections and a New York-style deli opened in 2006.

Station Casinos (5) Station Casinos has plans to begin construction on two Reno properties within the next four years. The planned location for the first project is in south Reno at the junction of U.S. 395 and the Mt. Rose Highway. The entertainment destination will feature hotel rooms, meeting space, dining, entertainment and gaming, as well as a Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World Superstore. Station Casinos’ second project will

be constructed directly across from the RenoSparks Convention Center. When completed, the facility will include between 200 and 500 rooms, a 1,195-space parking garage, and several dining options.

feature everything from space and science to art and archeology, all with a Northern Nevada flare.

City Improvements

The Truckee River Whitewater Park at Wingfield in downtown Reno offers adventure in the heart of the casino and arts and culture districts. The $1.5 million park is more than 2,600 feet long and beckons kayakers, rafters, swimmers and water enthusiasts to test out the class 2-3 rapids and the 11 drop pools, providing easy access for kayaking maneuvers with a consistent supply of fresh water. Rock Park in Sparks includes plans to redesign the existing walking trails as well as the design of a whitewater facility within 1,400 feet of the Truckee River are scheduled to begin in late summer 2008.

Crystal Bay The historic Crystal Bay casino core on Lake Tahoe’s north shore is poised for a significant transformation, with plans that include a boutique hotel/casino surrounded by a pedestrian village of shops and restaurants, making the area more attractive to meeting and leisure travelers.

Reno City Plaza (6) A mixed-use, one-acre public plaza has been developed at the corner of Virginia and First streets in downtown Reno. The plaza currently includes an 85-foot by 180-foot rectangular seasonal ice rink with construction of a cablesupported elliptical canopy projected to be complete in spring 2008. The design also includes a four-story, 42,000-sq. ft. building to include restaurants, ice skate rentals, equipment operations and possibly office space.

Nevada Discovery Museum (7) Set to open in fall 2008, the $18 million Nevada Discovery Museum is about families, fun and learning. This hands-on museum is designed to inspire the curiosity, creativity and understanding that leads to the lifelong success of children and their families as they experience the joy of learning together.

Located in downtown Reno with convenient onsite parking, the 55,000-sq. ft. museum will

Truckee River Expansion (8)

Whitewater

Park

Retail Developments Cabela’s Cabela’s in Reno will be the premier retail destination for the outdoor enthusiast. The company is preparing for a fall 2007 opening on 38.5 acres of land adjacent to Boomtown Reno off of Interstate 80. The massive 150,000-sq. ft. store will be home to attractions such as a freshwater aquarium stocked with native fish, museum-quality representations of many wild game species and a towering mountain replica complete with running waterfalls and streams. A top-notch education and entertainment attraction, Cabela’s Reno is sure to be a must-see attraction.

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FAQs Where can we tie the knot?

When it comes to your special day, there are few more perfect, or versatile, locations than Reno-Tahoe—whether you are planning an elaborate outdoor wedding, a simple indoor affair, or something in an Old West setting. And with Nevada being home to a wide range of faiths and denominations, you’ll have no trouble finding the right temple, synagogue, or clergyman for your wedding.

With all you’ve got on your mind, we’ve made getting married in Reno-Tahoe as simple as possible. No blood test is required, and there is no waiting period.

If you’re 18 or older, you won’t need consent. Marriage licenses are valid for one year from the issue date and you can pick them up from 8a.m. to midnight daily, including holidays, at the following locations: in Reno at Washoe County Courthouse, 75 Court St., 775.328.3274; in Incline Village at Washoe County Clerk, 865 Tahoe Blvd., #102, 775.832.4166.

Couples must appear before the

County Clerk Marriage Bureau in the Reno Courthouse or in Incline Village to obtain a marriage license in Washoe County. The license fee is $55 and can be paid in cash at both locations or with Visa© or MasterCard© in Reno. Legal identification with proof of birth date is required in the form of a valid driver’s license, DMV identification card, certified copy of a birth certificate, or a passport.

If either of the applicants is divorced, the divorce must be final in the state in which it was granted. No proof of divorce is required. A signed statement disclosing the state, county and date may be required.

The Commissioner of Civil Marriages, 350 South Center Street, performs Civil Marriages in Reno and Sparks. Call 775.337.4575 for an appointment.

For a complete list of wedding chapels in Reno-Tahoe, call 1-800-FOR RENO, or go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/weddings.

Average Temperatures Reno

Tahoe

JAN

45 H

20 L 38 H

19 L

FEB

51 H

24 L 40 H

20 L

MAR

56 H

25 L 42 H

22 L

APR

63 H

29 L 49 H

26 L

MAY

72 H

37 L 59 H

32 L

JUN

82 H

43 L 68 H

39 L

JUL

91 H

48 L 77 H

44 L

AUG

89 H

45 L 76 H

43 L

SEP

81 H

39 L 69 H

39 L

OCT

70 H

31 L 59 H

32 L

NOV

56 H

24 L 47 H

26 L

DEC

46 H

19 L 41 H

21 L

**Average temperatures measured in Fahrenheit

What’s the climate for adventure?

There are 1,001 questions that come up any time you’re visiting a place for the first time. Here are a few of the more common ones.

As we see it, we’ve got a monopoly on great weather. By summer you’ve got pleasantly warm days and cool nights in the higher elevations and warmer temperatures in the valleys. Overall, the climate is dry. Precipitation varies between Reno and Tahoe, with Tahoe receiving approximately one inch per month in warmer seasons and averaging about

three feet of snowfall per month during the winter, with most from December through February. Major thoroughfares are plowed and sanded when winter conditions are anticipated; carrying chains is always a good idea. One other thing: we’ve got a freakishly wonderful profusion of sunny blue skies throughout the year.

What if I need assistance?

Language The Language Bank is your source for a wealth of volunteer translators. It’s absolutely free and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just call 775.784.6055, tell the operator your needs, and they will connect you with someone who speaks your language.

Access

ASK QUESTIONS NOW. HAVE FUN LATER. We figure the more you know about Reno-Tahoe, the more fun you’ll have when you get here. With that in mind, we’ve included some of our most frequently asked questions, covering everything from weather to attire to weddings. On pages 40 to 41 you’ll discover how easy it is to get from there to here. We’ve listed airlines, rental car and tour bus companies, courtesy buses, taxis, train service, and ski shuttles throughout the Reno-Tahoe area.

If you have any additional questions of your own, e-mail us at info@VisitRenoTahoe.com or call 800.FOR RENO.

What should I wear?

Although spring, summer, and early fall can be warm and dry, nights can get cool, so bring a light sweater or jacket. Winter days are often sunny and crisp, so you’ll want to bring a warm sweater, a coat, and some layers. We lean toward informal here, so

dress casually. During ski season, you can even dine and play in your ski clothes at most restaurants and casinos. You might want to dress it up a bit, however, when you’re out taking in a nighttime headliner or cabaret show.

If you’re disabled and have special needs, we’ve set it up so that you’re just as able as anyone else to enjoy the wonders of the area. We can help you with skiing, lodging, kayaking, tennis, biking, you name it. We’ve even broken down all of the amenities of the area— hotels, casinos, ski resorts and so on—to make your trip easier to plan.

For details go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/ planyourtrip/access.

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FAQs Where can we tie the knot?

When it comes to your special day, there are few more perfect, or versatile, locations than Reno-Tahoe—whether you are planning an elaborate outdoor wedding, a simple indoor affair, or something in an Old West setting. And with Nevada being home to a wide range of faiths and denominations, you’ll have no trouble finding the right temple, synagogue, or clergyman for your wedding.

With all you’ve got on your mind, we’ve made getting married in Reno-Tahoe as simple as possible. No blood test is required, and there is no waiting period.

If you’re 18 or older, you won’t need consent. Marriage licenses are valid for one year from the issue date and you can pick them up from 8a.m. to midnight daily, including holidays, at the following locations: in Reno at Washoe County Courthouse, 75 Court St., 775.328.3274; in Incline Village at Washoe County Clerk, 865 Tahoe Blvd., #102, 775.832.4166.

Couples must appear before the

County Clerk Marriage Bureau in the Reno Courthouse or in Incline Village to obtain a marriage license in Washoe County. The license fee is $55 and can be paid in cash at both locations or with Visa© or MasterCard© in Reno. Legal identification with proof of birth date is required in the form of a valid driver’s license, DMV identification card, certified copy of a birth certificate, or a passport.

If either of the applicants is divorced, the divorce must be final in the state in which it was granted. No proof of divorce is required. A signed statement disclosing the state, county and date may be required.

The Commissioner of Civil Marriages, 350 South Center Street, performs Civil Marriages in Reno and Sparks. Call 775.337.4575 for an appointment.

For a complete list of wedding chapels in Reno-Tahoe, call 1-800-FOR RENO, or go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/weddings.

Average Temperatures Reno

Tahoe

JAN

45 H

20 L 38 H

19 L

FEB

51 H

24 L 40 H

20 L

MAR

56 H

25 L 42 H

22 L

APR

63 H

29 L 49 H

26 L

MAY

72 H

37 L 59 H

32 L

JUN

82 H

43 L 68 H

39 L

JUL

91 H

48 L 77 H

44 L

AUG

89 H

45 L 76 H

43 L

SEP

81 H

39 L 69 H

39 L

OCT

70 H

31 L 59 H

32 L

NOV

56 H

24 L 47 H

26 L

DEC

46 H

19 L 41 H

21 L

**Average temperatures measured in Fahrenheit

What’s the climate for adventure?

There are 1,001 questions that come up any time you’re visiting a place for the first time. Here are a few of the more common ones.

As we see it, we’ve got a monopoly on great weather. By summer you’ve got pleasantly warm days and cool nights in the higher elevations and warmer temperatures in the valleys. Overall, the climate is dry. Precipitation varies between Reno and Tahoe, with Tahoe receiving approximately one inch per month in warmer seasons and averaging about

three feet of snowfall per month during the winter, with most from December through February. Major thoroughfares are plowed and sanded when winter conditions are anticipated; carrying chains is always a good idea. One other thing: we’ve got a freakishly wonderful profusion of sunny blue skies throughout the year.

What if I need assistance?

Language The Language Bank is your source for a wealth of volunteer translators. It’s absolutely free and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Just call 775.784.6055, tell the operator your needs, and they will connect you with someone who speaks your language.

Access

ASK QUESTIONS NOW. HAVE FUN LATER. We figure the more you know about Reno-Tahoe, the more fun you’ll have when you get here. With that in mind, we’ve included some of our most frequently asked questions, covering everything from weather to attire to weddings. On pages 40 to 41 you’ll discover how easy it is to get from there to here. We’ve listed airlines, rental car and tour bus companies, courtesy buses, taxis, train service, and ski shuttles throughout the Reno-Tahoe area.

If you have any additional questions of your own, e-mail us at info@VisitRenoTahoe.com or call 800.FOR RENO.

What should I wear?

Although spring, summer, and early fall can be warm and dry, nights can get cool, so bring a light sweater or jacket. Winter days are often sunny and crisp, so you’ll want to bring a warm sweater, a coat, and some layers. We lean toward informal here, so

dress casually. During ski season, you can even dine and play in your ski clothes at most restaurants and casinos. You might want to dress it up a bit, however, when you’re out taking in a nighttime headliner or cabaret show.

If you’re disabled and have special needs, we’ve set it up so that you’re just as able as anyone else to enjoy the wonders of the area. We can help you with skiing, lodging, kayaking, tennis, biking, you name it. We’ve even broken down all of the amenities of the area— hotels, casinos, ski resorts and so on—to make your trip easier to plan.

For details go to VisitRenoTahoe.com/ planyourtrip/access.

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America’s Adventure Place.

It’s not any one thing that makes Reno-Tahoe America’s Adventure Place. It’s everything.

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uniquely fascinating. The list goes on and on, and this Visitor Planner is just a sampling. The best way to experience Reno-Tahoe is in person, and we look forward to welcoming you.

Start planning your trip today at VisitRenoTahoe.com.

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America’s Adventure Place.

It’s not any one thing that makes Reno-Tahoe America’s Adventure Place. It’s everything.

7ELCOME TO OUR NEIGHBORHOOD

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â–

â–

â–

â– â–

Life is what you make of it, right?

Fortunately, you’ll find all of life’s finest ingredients in abundance here. Events and activities, four seasons of recreation, the highest concentration of ski and snowboard resorts in North America, world-class golf, gaming and entertainment, a vibrant arts and culture scene, and a history that’s

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uniquely fascinating. The list goes on and on, and this Visitor Planner is just a sampling. The best way to experience Reno-Tahoe is in person, and we look forward to welcoming you.

Start planning your trip today at VisitRenoTahoe.com.

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