What would it be like to be the only permanent resident of Lake Tahoe’s West Shore during the winter of 1904?
Find out January 28, 2012 during a snowshoe hike around the Hellman-Ehrman Mansion on the lake shore. You’ll learn about the natural environment that attracted Tahoe’s earliest settlers and explore the fascinating history of a Tahoe landmark.
The Tahoe Rim Trail Association is offering free guided snowshoe treks along sections of the famous trail that offers 165 miles of multiuse trail, winding peak to peak around Lake Tahoe. From hiking along the new, very sweet Van Sickle State Park trail to see ice falls and a new bird’s eye view of Tahoe to a full moon hike on Mount Rose, it’s no wonder everyone loves this trail.
These treks are taken at a leisurely pace and led by experienced trail guides.
Unframed 10 x 10 x 3/4, plywood panels are now available at Riverside Studios for this art show fundraiser.
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25 years after it started, Samurai still has the freshest sushi and Japanese delicacies in Tahoe.
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