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The Powderhound Report is an email newsletter feature that will keep you up to date on what's happening
in Tahoe winter sports action.
We'll be sending it once a week, and whenever major snowstorms are coming this way, so you can be among the first to play in the powder. We'll also send out news of upcoming events and special offers of interest to the ski and snowboard community.
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We'll be sending it once a week, and whenever major snowstorms are coming this way, so you can be among the first to play in the powder. We'll also send out news of upcoming events and special offers of interest to the ski and snowboard community.
Click here to read the newsletter.
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Lake Tahoe Trail Fest scheduled for July 19
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Enjoy a wide variety of free guided hikes during Trail Fest July 19.
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Saturday, July 19 the Tahoe Rim Trail Association is hosting Lake Tahoe’s annual Trail Fest event, celebrating all of the beautiful trails of Tahoe.
The event will be at the heart of Tahoe City at Commons Beach, and will start at 9 a.m. with guided hikes, cycles and paddles and will continue to 4 p.m. with live music by The Saddle Tramps, beer tasting and an outdoor barbecue.
Throughout the day there will be a an outdoor equipment expo with more than 20 vendors featuring merchandise such as Mountain Hardware, Jet Boil, Salomon, MSR, Chaco, Lowe Alpine and many more. Most outdoor vendors will offer demonstrations and free demo rentals of their products. Options include kid carrier backpacks from Sherpani, Salomon XT Wings shoes for trail runners to try, Deuter will have day packs and demonstrations on water purification, backcountry stove use, and even tasters of dehydrated food.
Other local organizations and businesses will be at the event tabling and handing out information, and taking part in the festivities. Trail Fest is promoting and celebrating the hundreds of miles of hiking, cycling and paddling trails in and around Tahoe City, and providing a chance for folks to get outdoors and have fun.
Check out the list of free guided programs, participants should sign up early as space will most definitely fill up. Alpenglow Sports will also be sponsoring a 7-mile trail run from Tahoe City through Page Meadows; lead by one of the store's athletes. Trail Fest will conclude with a raffle that will include great prizes such as tents, stoves, and other outdoor gear. To find out more information on the event, guided events, and the trail run go to www.tahoerimtrail.org or contact Allison at 775-298-0238 or allisonb@tahoerimtrail.org.
Free Guided Activities:
•Tahoe Rim Trail Association Guided Hikes:
Family Hike from Common’s Beach towards Page Meadows
Page Meadows Wildflower Hike (8 miles)
Tahoe City towards Brockway Summit (8-10 miles) moderate to strenuous
Galena Falls Waterfall Hike near Mt. Rose
Brockway Summit Vista Hike (4-5 miles)
To sign up, please call (775) 298-0012 or visit www.tahoerimtrail.org
•The Backcountry Bike Shop’s Burton Creek Mountain Bike Tour:
Enjoy the rolling cross-country biking at Burton Creek State Park. This is a moderately challenging ride through miles of single tracked pine and high sierra meadows. Mountain bike experience is required; you must have your own helmet and bike. Demo rentals will be available. This is a 2 hour ride. To sign up, call or visit Tahoe City Bike Rental @ (530) 581-5861.
•Olympic Bike Shop Page Meadows Mountain Bike Tour:
Join seasoned riders from Olympic Bike Shop for a challenging ride with big rewards. Be ready for a climb with lake views and the ending location at beautiful Page Meadows. This tour is for experienced mountain bikers, you must also have your own helmet and bike. Demo rentals are available. To sign up, please call or visit Olympic Bike Shop at (530) 581-2500.
•Alpenglow Sports 7-mile Trail Run:
Join athletes from Alpenglow Sports for a fun and exhilarating 7-mile run from Tahoe City to Page Meadows. Open to all levels and abilities. To sign up, please call or visit Alpenglow Sports at (530) 583-6917.
For more information about how to become a Tahoe Rim Trail member or volunteer, contact the Tahoe Rim Trail Association at info@tahoerimtrail.org or 775-298-0012, or visit the website at www.tahoerimtrail.org.
The event will be at the heart of Tahoe City at Commons Beach, and will start at 9 a.m. with guided hikes, cycles and paddles and will continue to 4 p.m. with live music by The Saddle Tramps, beer tasting and an outdoor barbecue.
Throughout the day there will be a an outdoor equipment expo with more than 20 vendors featuring merchandise such as Mountain Hardware, Jet Boil, Salomon, MSR, Chaco, Lowe Alpine and many more. Most outdoor vendors will offer demonstrations and free demo rentals of their products. Options include kid carrier backpacks from Sherpani, Salomon XT Wings shoes for trail runners to try, Deuter will have day packs and demonstrations on water purification, backcountry stove use, and even tasters of dehydrated food.
Other local organizations and businesses will be at the event tabling and handing out information, and taking part in the festivities. Trail Fest is promoting and celebrating the hundreds of miles of hiking, cycling and paddling trails in and around Tahoe City, and providing a chance for folks to get outdoors and have fun.
Check out the list of free guided programs, participants should sign up early as space will most definitely fill up. Alpenglow Sports will also be sponsoring a 7-mile trail run from Tahoe City through Page Meadows; lead by one of the store's athletes. Trail Fest will conclude with a raffle that will include great prizes such as tents, stoves, and other outdoor gear. To find out more information on the event, guided events, and the trail run go to www.tahoerimtrail.org or contact Allison at 775-298-0238 or allisonb@tahoerimtrail.org.
Free Guided Activities:
•Tahoe Rim Trail Association Guided Hikes:
Family Hike from Common’s Beach towards Page Meadows
Page Meadows Wildflower Hike (8 miles)
Tahoe City towards Brockway Summit (8-10 miles) moderate to strenuous
Galena Falls Waterfall Hike near Mt. Rose
Brockway Summit Vista Hike (4-5 miles)
To sign up, please call (775) 298-0012 or visit www.tahoerimtrail.org
•The Backcountry Bike Shop’s Burton Creek Mountain Bike Tour:
Enjoy the rolling cross-country biking at Burton Creek State Park. This is a moderately challenging ride through miles of single tracked pine and high sierra meadows. Mountain bike experience is required; you must have your own helmet and bike. Demo rentals will be available. This is a 2 hour ride. To sign up, call or visit Tahoe City Bike Rental @ (530) 581-5861.
•Olympic Bike Shop Page Meadows Mountain Bike Tour:
Join seasoned riders from Olympic Bike Shop for a challenging ride with big rewards. Be ready for a climb with lake views and the ending location at beautiful Page Meadows. This tour is for experienced mountain bikers, you must also have your own helmet and bike. Demo rentals are available. To sign up, please call or visit Olympic Bike Shop at (530) 581-2500.
•Alpenglow Sports 7-mile Trail Run:
Join athletes from Alpenglow Sports for a fun and exhilarating 7-mile run from Tahoe City to Page Meadows. Open to all levels and abilities. To sign up, please call or visit Alpenglow Sports at (530) 583-6917.
For more information about how to become a Tahoe Rim Trail member or volunteer, contact the Tahoe Rim Trail Association at info@tahoerimtrail.org or 775-298-0012, or visit the website at www.tahoerimtrail.org.
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