If you are planning on skiing at Squaw Valley or Alpine Meadows during the week of February 3rd through February 8th you can purchase discounted lift tickets in advance from the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe for $50 and you will be supporting an awesome organization and helping furry animals find homes. PURCHASE DISCOUNTED SQUAW VALLEY LIFT TICKETS Read More
Squaw Valley was able to open the famed KT-22 chairlift today and the skiing was fantastic!! The winds were howling which forced Squaw to close the upper mountain lifts but KT-22 is fairly protected and provided some amazing wind buff snow for those who made it out on the mountain. The lift lines were minimal for the opening and when I strolled up to the lift at 8:45am I Read More
Last night Squaw Valley received 6-8 inches of new snow in the Village with 12 inches plus on the upper mountain and the skiing was awesome! Many people said that today was the first official day of the ski season as the resorts are starting to go into full operations with more lifts and trails opening daily. TahoeWeatherDiscussion.com is calling for up to 5' of new Read More
Yesterday morning we received a knock on the Tahoe Riverfront Realty office door and local Tahoe painting contractor Dick Tash asked if we knew what was going on outside. I was a bit taken back and had no idea what he was talking about so I rose from my desk and began walking towards the door. Dick then informed me that a bear cub had been injured and that Read More
Last Saturday I had the pleasure of presenting the SkiDUCK non-profit to the Tahoe Regional Young Professionals at their 2nd Annual Winter White Holiday Party at the Riva Grill in South Lake Tahoe. The Tahoe Regional Young Professionals (TRYP) are a group of forward thinking individuals who believe in giving back to the community that has provided them with an Read More
I have a house in escrow in the Alpine Meadows neighborhood of Lake Tahoe and during our inspections we realized that there were 3 very large dead trees located on the adjacent property that are owned by the United States Forest Service which were creating health and safety issues. These trees are a hazard for 2 reasons, 1) they are dead and create a wild fire/defensible Read More
