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The Basin: Community blog

Circle the Lake on the Tahoe Rim Trail Circle the Lake on the Tahoe Rim Trail

The Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) has announced its 12th Annual Thru Hike of the Tahoe Rim Trail. Two groups will circle the 165+ mile rim of the Tahoe Basin on one of the most unique multi-use trails in the world. This event offers participants... [Read More]

New sushi in TC New sushi in TC

Tahoe City Sushi is a new arrival to the North Shore food scene. The restaurant is located behind the Gear and Grind in the heart of Tahoe City. It’s a small seven table establishment with a six person sushi bar, owned and operated by longtime... [Read More]

Ski for free and benefit Lake Tahoe Ski for free and benefit Lake Tahoe

Looking for yet another reason to enjoy Tahoe’s record snowfall this winter? The new non-profit Tahoe Fund is partnering with nine Lake Tahoe-area ski resorts in California and Nevada to offer a free lift ticket for every purchase of a Lake Tahoe license... [Read More]

New Bakery in Tahoe City New Bakery in Tahoe City

Have you ever been to a bakery that is healthy and actually has baked goods that taste great. If the answer is no, then you need to try the Sugar Pine Cakery. The owner was a regular at the Tahoe City Farmers Market this summer and decided, with the... [Read More]

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The Daily News

Dry January leaves snowpack below normal Dry January leaves snowpack below normal

The second snow survey of the season has found the water content of California’s snowpack below average after a mostly dry January. Surveyors for the state Department of Water Resources doing manual... [Read more]

First winter survey finds robust snowpack First winter survey finds robust snowpack

Snow surveyors for the state reported that water content in California’s mountain snowpack is well above average for the first week of January. Manual and electronic readings taken Jan. 2 recorded the... [Read more]

Conservation groups buy Royal Gorge, 3000 acres Conservation groups buy Royal Gorge, 3000 acres

Royal Gorge, the nation’s largest cross-country ski area, has been purchased by conservation groups to be preserved and protected from development. The Trust for Public Land and the Truckee Donner... [Read more]

Ritz Carlton has new owners Ritz Carlton has new owners

The financially troubled Ritz Carlton hotel and residences at Northstar has new owners, an investment firm from Beverly Hills. Here’s a story from the Sierra Sun.  Read More →

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Extreme Tahoe: Sports, Fitness, Outdoors

White Wolf mini-adventure White Wolf mini-adventure

Saturday Jan. 12 2013 Got in a good day of skiing at Squaw and Alpine Friday, including our first trek between the two. Skied out of the gate below KT and down to White Wolf along the Squaw Boundary, where we ran into Troy Caldwell. He’d just finished grooming his short track that is part of the connection and told us he had timed the hike along the track at about 13 minutes. I think it took us a little longer than that but not much, and of course that’s just one section of the connection. The hike back from Alpine via Estelle Ridge was much harder, but still fun. We even found a nice... (more...)

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Squaw open for one day, Boreal opens Friday Squaw open for one day, Boreal opens Friday

Ready to get your ski, or ride, on? You’ll get your chance this week as the season opens a bit early. Squaw has a special one-day event to support the youth race teams at Squaw and Alpine. Lift tickets will be $20 on Thursday. Then the resort shuts down again until its official opening, planned for Nov. 21. Boreal, meanwhile, plans to open Friday from 9 am to 9 pm. Tickets Friday only will be $15.  Read More →

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A day on the slopes A day on the slopes

Dec. 26 2011 Rather than sitting around waiting for snow, we decided to spend Christmas morning on the snow, or what passes for it these days in Tahoe. We spent the morning at Sugar Bowl. We bought discount tickets at REI — for $68. That is still a steep price to pay for mostly manmade snow — and with less than half the mountain’s groomed runs open. But it was Christmas, and we wanted to try out some new gear before hitting the backcountry, so we swallowed hard and forked over the cash. We started the day on Jerome hill out of the Judah Lodge, and it wasn’t bad. The groomed... (more...)

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Tahoe Outdoors: Adventure slide show series Tahoe Outdoors: Adventure slide show series

The Lake Tahoe Adventure Slide Show Series kicks off this Friday (Dec. 9) at Squaw Valley with a talk and slideshow by the legendary Fred Beckey. In his late 80’s, Fred talks with boyish enthusiasm still about the mountains. He will share tales and photos from his favorite climbs, many of which are on your lifelong tick list. Beckey has achieved enduring recognition as the most imaginative, persistent, and thorough explorer and mountain investigator of the Cascade Range Wilderness. He was noted as “one of America’s most colorful and eccentric mountaineers,” and is unofficially... (more...)

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Hike of the week: Galena Falls Hike of the week: Galena Falls

Vistas, Lakes and Wildflowers: Galena Falls Description: Every Saturday during the summer, the Tahoe Rim Trail Association will feature a hike that highlights an amazing vista, a beautiful alpine lake or a meadow blanketed in beautiful wildflowers. All of the hikes begin at 8am. Please register for all TRTA guided public guided hikes by visiting this link. Galena Falls: Join us for a hike that will meet at the Mt. Rose Trailhead and Parking Plaza off of Hwy 431 at 8am on Saturday, August 20th. Please register here. This hike gives you Falls, Vistas and Wildflowers and is just an incredibly beautiful... (more...)

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Hike of the Week: Martis Peak and Mt. Baldy Hike of the Week: Martis Peak and Mt. Baldy

Vistas, Lakes and Wildflowers: Martis Peak and Mt. Baldy Description: Every Saturday during the summer, the Tahoe Rim Trail Association will feature a hike that highlights an amazing vista, a beautiful alpine lake or a meadow blanketed in beautiful wildflowers. All of the hikes begin at 8am. Please register for all TRTA guided public guided hikes by visiting this link. Martis Peak and Mt. Baldy: Join us for a hike that will meet at the end of Martis Peak Road, also known as 16N92 or try this hike on your own! Hike 0.7 mile to the Martis Peak Lookout and then head back down to the TRT and travel... (more...)

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Hike of the Week: Tahoe City to Cinder Cone Hike of the Week: Tahoe City to Cinder Cone

Vistas, Lakes and Wildflowers: Tahoe City to Cinder Cone Description: Every Saturday during the summer, the Tahoe Rim Trail Association will feature a hike that highlights an amazing vista, a beautiful alpine lake or a meadow blanketed in beautiful wildflowers. All of the hikes begin at 8am. Please register for all TRTA guided public guided hikes by visiting this link. Tahoe City to Cinder Cone: Join us for a hike that will meet at the Tahoe City North trailhead, and then climb four miles to an incredible view of the Truckee River Canyon, Squaw Valley and Lake Tahoe. This hike also features the... (more...)

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