I will upload a more current version, as this one was written 5 years ago
As Tahoe's Geotourism Liaison (appointed by National Geographic Center for Sustainable Destination in May 2007), and Executive Director of Sustainable Tahoe, my mission is to inspire the Tahoe traveler to choose activities, adventures and experiences that will sustain or enhance the unique geographical, cultural, aesthetic, heritage and local well being of the Lake Tahoe watershed.
Please let me know how this has enlightened you easy fun ways YOU can deepen your connection to the 8 Wonders of Tahoe, while reducing your carbon footprint.
In Service to Sustainable Prosperity with Water Clarity,
Jacquie
My Life on Trails--What a Cougar Taught Me About ConservationDesLandTrust
Trails play a major role in the life of many Central Oregonians—whether in city parks or mountain wilderness. But have you ever thought about how those trails came to be? Join 27-year Deschutes National Forest trails specialist John Schubert for an evening on trails. Learn about the rich history of trails and how contemporary design, construction, and maintenance strive to minimize our impacts on nature. Finally, John, renowned trail designer and bridge builder across the country, will share tips on how people who love trails can reduce their own impacts while using them.
Hiking Paths Throughout Hillcrest , CaliforniaUnting963
This document provides information on several hiking paths throughout the Hillcrest, California region. It describes the location, features, distance, and difficulty level of each path. Some of the paths highlighted include the Mule Slope Historical Walk near San Dieguito River Park, the Lake Hodges Overlook Walk, the Del Dios Overlook Walk, and the Clevenger Canyon Walk in San Pasqual and Clevenger Canyon Open Space Park. The document also mentions hiking trails at Daley Ranch, Lake Wohlford, Dixon Lake, and Sycamore Canyon Open Space Park in Poway. Distances for the trails range from around 1 to 5 miles and difficulty levels vary from easy to moderate.
The document discusses several popular walking trails around Australia, providing details on their locations and features. Some of the trails highlighted include:
1) The Cape to Cape Track in Western Australia, a 135km coastal walking trail marked by two historic lighthouses.
2) The Great Ocean Walk in Victoria, a 91km trail along a dramatic coastline passing beaches, lighthouses, and the Twelve Apostles.
3) The Brisbane Serpent in Queensland, a riverside walk through the city covering sites like South Bank and the Story Bridge.
This document provides 10 options for national park vacations that showcase the variety of activities available within the national park system. The options include tropical vacations in Virgin Islands National Park, rugged adventures in Capitol Reef National Park, major photo opportunities in Acadia National Park, a spa retreat in Hot Springs National Park, wildlife watching in Glacier National Park, eco-adventures in Mammoth Cave National Park, romantic escapes in Olympic National Park, water activities in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, and surfing in Padre Island National Seashore. Each park highlights popular sights and activities.
NostalgicOutdoors™-Self guiding trails, CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORENostalgicOutdoors™
This document provides information on 15 self-guided trails located within Cape Cod National Seashore. For each trail, it lists the name, length, location, key features, and conditions. The trails range from short and easy loops suitable for families to longer and more difficult routes offering scenic vistas. Conditions include surfaces of dirt, sand, boardwalks or pavement and level of difficulty. Restroom locations are also identified. Guidelines are provided at the end regarding trail etiquette and safety.
The document contains a map of Zion National Park showing major roads, trails, and points of interest. It includes information about shuttle routes and roads open to private vehicles in different areas of the park. Notes on the map provide details about hiking trails, accessibility, and cautions for different areas throughout Zion National Park.
This document provides summaries of 7 secret beaches along the South West Coast Path in Dorset, England. Each summary includes the beach name, what activity it is best for, distance and difficulty of the walk to get there, and a 1-2 sentence description. The beaches highlighted are Fleet Lagoon (bird watching), Mupe Cove (rock pooling), Chapman's Pool (following in footsteps of pirates and smugglers), Osmington Beach (swimming and snorkeling), South Beach in Studland (wildlife watching), Church Ope Cove, and Brownsea Island. The document also includes additional comments from local walkers about some of the lesser-known beaches.
The document is a travel article that summarizes the author's family trip to the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico to explore eco-friendly destinations. The key details are:
1) They stayed at the luxurious and eco-focused Banyan Tree Mayakoba resort, which has villas and wildlife sanctuaries.
2) They visited several eco-theme parks along the Riviera Maya coast that showcase indigenous species and culture, including Xcaret and Xel-Há.
3) Further south they explored more remote, low-key locations like the off-grid Mayan Beach Garden Inn beachfront resort and the jungle-integrated rooms at Jolie Jungle.
My Life on Trails--What a Cougar Taught Me About ConservationDesLandTrust
Trails play a major role in the life of many Central Oregonians—whether in city parks or mountain wilderness. But have you ever thought about how those trails came to be? Join 27-year Deschutes National Forest trails specialist John Schubert for an evening on trails. Learn about the rich history of trails and how contemporary design, construction, and maintenance strive to minimize our impacts on nature. Finally, John, renowned trail designer and bridge builder across the country, will share tips on how people who love trails can reduce their own impacts while using them.
Hiking Paths Throughout Hillcrest , CaliforniaUnting963
This document provides information on several hiking paths throughout the Hillcrest, California region. It describes the location, features, distance, and difficulty level of each path. Some of the paths highlighted include the Mule Slope Historical Walk near San Dieguito River Park, the Lake Hodges Overlook Walk, the Del Dios Overlook Walk, and the Clevenger Canyon Walk in San Pasqual and Clevenger Canyon Open Space Park. The document also mentions hiking trails at Daley Ranch, Lake Wohlford, Dixon Lake, and Sycamore Canyon Open Space Park in Poway. Distances for the trails range from around 1 to 5 miles and difficulty levels vary from easy to moderate.
The document discusses several popular walking trails around Australia, providing details on their locations and features. Some of the trails highlighted include:
1) The Cape to Cape Track in Western Australia, a 135km coastal walking trail marked by two historic lighthouses.
2) The Great Ocean Walk in Victoria, a 91km trail along a dramatic coastline passing beaches, lighthouses, and the Twelve Apostles.
3) The Brisbane Serpent in Queensland, a riverside walk through the city covering sites like South Bank and the Story Bridge.
This document provides 10 options for national park vacations that showcase the variety of activities available within the national park system. The options include tropical vacations in Virgin Islands National Park, rugged adventures in Capitol Reef National Park, major photo opportunities in Acadia National Park, a spa retreat in Hot Springs National Park, wildlife watching in Glacier National Park, eco-adventures in Mammoth Cave National Park, romantic escapes in Olympic National Park, water activities in Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, and surfing in Padre Island National Seashore. Each park highlights popular sights and activities.
NostalgicOutdoors™-Self guiding trails, CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORENostalgicOutdoors™
This document provides information on 15 self-guided trails located within Cape Cod National Seashore. For each trail, it lists the name, length, location, key features, and conditions. The trails range from short and easy loops suitable for families to longer and more difficult routes offering scenic vistas. Conditions include surfaces of dirt, sand, boardwalks or pavement and level of difficulty. Restroom locations are also identified. Guidelines are provided at the end regarding trail etiquette and safety.
The document contains a map of Zion National Park showing major roads, trails, and points of interest. It includes information about shuttle routes and roads open to private vehicles in different areas of the park. Notes on the map provide details about hiking trails, accessibility, and cautions for different areas throughout Zion National Park.
This document provides summaries of 7 secret beaches along the South West Coast Path in Dorset, England. Each summary includes the beach name, what activity it is best for, distance and difficulty of the walk to get there, and a 1-2 sentence description. The beaches highlighted are Fleet Lagoon (bird watching), Mupe Cove (rock pooling), Chapman's Pool (following in footsteps of pirates and smugglers), Osmington Beach (swimming and snorkeling), South Beach in Studland (wildlife watching), Church Ope Cove, and Brownsea Island. The document also includes additional comments from local walkers about some of the lesser-known beaches.
The document is a travel article that summarizes the author's family trip to the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico to explore eco-friendly destinations. The key details are:
1) They stayed at the luxurious and eco-focused Banyan Tree Mayakoba resort, which has villas and wildlife sanctuaries.
2) They visited several eco-theme parks along the Riviera Maya coast that showcase indigenous species and culture, including Xcaret and Xel-Há.
3) Further south they explored more remote, low-key locations like the off-grid Mayan Beach Garden Inn beachfront resort and the jungle-integrated rooms at Jolie Jungle.
The Galapagos Islands are a collection of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean that are home to unique endemic wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. The article describes a trip to the Galapagos aboard a small ship, visiting several islands over four days. On the islands, visitors encounter giant tortoises, marine iguanas, sea lions, lava lizards, and diverse bird species up close. The landscapes are also dramatic, varying from dry lowlands to lush highlands. The islands illustrate Charles Darwin's theories of evolution, as the plants and animals are uniquely adapted to their island environments.
The document describes the luxury Sandals Emerald Bay resort located on Great Exuma Island in the Bahamas. Some key details include:
- It is an all-inclusive 5-star couples-only resort situated on a mile-long white sand beach with multiple pools, a spa, golf course, and activities like sailing and scuba diving.
- The island has stunning blue waters and is very laid back without many other tourists.
- The resort has 7 gourmet restaurants and bars serving a variety of international cuisines, along with regular live entertainment.
- Amenities include a full-service spa, 18-hole golf course, non-motorized water sports,
The document provides information about Sandals Emerald Bay resort located on Great Exuma island in the Bahamas. Some key details include:
- It is an all-inclusive luxury resort fronting a mile-long white sand beach with 7 restaurants, a spa, golf course, and water activities.
- The island has beautiful sapphire waters, secluded beaches, and is home to some celebrities. However, it has a laidback atmosphere.
- Amenities at the resort include 3 pools, beach, water sports, scuba diving included, and a Greg Norman designed golf course. Fine dining is also included across several restaurants with various cuisines.
The document provides information about the Sandals Emerald Bay resort located on Great Exuma Island in the Bahamas. Some key details include:
- It is an all-inclusive luxury resort situated on a mile-long beach with numerous amenities like pools, beaches, water sports, golf, diving and more.
- It has several dining options from casual to fine dining, as well as multiple bars and lounges. Cuisine includes Italian, French, Caribbean, and more.
- Room options range from standard beachfront rooms to luxury suites and club level rooms with additional amenities.
- Being all-inclusive, meals, drinks and most activities are included in the room rate. Additional costs include
The document describes the beautiful beaches and tropical climate of the Exumas islands in the Bahamas. It then provides details about Great Exuma island, including that it experiences rainy seasons from May to October. The rest of the document focuses on promoting and describing the luxury Sandals Emerald Bay resort located on Great Exuma, with details about the rooms, amenities, activities, dining options, and excursions available. It emphasizes the high level of butler service guests receive and that the resort is all-inclusive.
The document describes the beautiful beaches and tropical climate of the Exumas islands in the Bahamas. It highlights the sapphire waters, uncrowded beaches, and luxury resorts that attract celebrities. The Exumas are an archipelago of 365 islands southeast of Nassau, with tropical weather including rainy seasons from May to October. Great Exuma is described as a laidback island getaway with powdery white sand beaches and a chill, friendly local culture.
The Exumas islands in the Bahamas offer a tropical paradise getaway with secluded white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and luxury resorts. The islands have a laidback atmosphere and are home to many A-list celebrities' private homes. Sandals Emerald Bay is a 5-star all-inclusive resort located on Great Exuma, featuring beachfront accommodations, gourmet restaurants, a spa, golf course, and activities like scuba diving and sailing. It offers a luxury experience while maintaining a relaxed and romantic atmosphere.
NostalgicOutdoors™- Acadia National Park - Historic Hiking TrailsNostalgicOutdoors™
This document provides information about the historic development and use of hiking trails on Mount Desert Island, including:
- Trails originally blazed by Native Americans and early European settlers evolved over centuries into formal paths used for recreation by rusticators in the 1800s.
- Wealthy summer residents in the late 1800s promoted extensive trail building for hiking. Trail construction became more innovative, incorporating stone stairs and ladders.
- By the early 1900s over 200 miles of trails existed, but interest shifted to automobiles in the 1920s. The Civilian Conservation Corps rebuilt and expanded the trail system during the Great Depression.
- Today over 125 miles of historic trails offer hikers the opportunity to experience the
NostalgicOutdoors™- Grand Teton National Park- PARK MAPNostalgicOutdoors™
This map provides information about Grand Teton National Park and surrounding areas, including transportation routes, points of interest, and facilities. The map legend explains icons for different types of roads, trails, landmarks, and amenities. Elevations are provided for notable topographic features such as mountain peaks within the parks.
This document provides recommendations for things to do on the Malaysian island of Langkawi. It suggests visiting popular attractions like the Sky Bridge, Eagle Square, and Kilim Geoforest Park. It also recommends going on tours of the mangrove forest and underwater aquarium. For relaxation, it recommends shopping at the duty-free district, taking a sunset dinner or cocktail cruise, and experiencing the local culture and cuisine.
The celebrities are split into two teams and must complete challenges to earn food and parts to build a raft strong enough to withstand waves between islands to retrieve provisions and ultimately reach the main boat for evacuation. Teams must construct a sturdy raft from earned parts that can carry provisions 100m, 175m, and 300m between islands to a wave machine before the final distance to the main boat.
Our fleet consists of a 6 passenger 23 foot bay boat, a 3 passenger flats boat for shallow water fishing targeting redfish, and a 12 passenger 27 foot Carolina Skiff for larger groups. We work closely with several of the top guides that also run out of the Isle of Palms Marina and can put together groups of 50 or more. Our captains are well experienced, patient, friendly, and have a deep passion for what they do.
Deep Sea Fishing Charleston SC: We offer excellent deep sea fishing opportunities year round to help you experience fishing in the Charleston at a whole new level.
The document provides an overview of several famous national parks in the United States, including Yosemite National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Death Valley National Park, and Sequoia National Park. It describes some of the key features and attractions of each park such as waterfalls, canyons, geysers, giant sequoia trees, and diverse wildlife. Photos accompany the text to illustrate the natural beauty and geological features found in these national parks.
NostalgicOutdoorsTM- Cuyahoga Valley NP- Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath TrailNostalgicOutdoors™
The document summarizes recreational opportunities along the Towpath Trail in Cuyahoga Valley National Park, including bicycling, hiking, and connecting to other sites. The trail runs along the historic path of the Ohio & Erie Canal. It is accessible to various abilities and can be used for cross-country skiing in the winter. Safety guidelines encourage trail sharing and courtesy among different users.
The document provides information about the Surfrider Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting oceans, waves, and beaches. It discusses the foundation's history and goals of conservation, activism, research, and education. It also outlines programs run by the West LA/Malibu chapter, including beach cleanups, education events, and task forces that investigate water quality issues at local beaches.
Very Cool Michigan High Adventures 05 (Scouts)Steve Lagreca
Exciting, adventurous campouts for Michigan Scouts, Venturers, and those who enjoy the outdoors.
- Michigan's Tri-county area
- Within a (long) day’s drive
Includes descriptions, photos, areas of interest, and patches.
The new waterfront development in Esperance, Western Australia has transformed the town over the past 20 months. It has improved recreational and community spaces, providing access to beaches, picnic areas, and playgrounds. The $30 million project has created a seamless transition from the town center to the waterfront. The new development has been well-received by the local community and has enhanced the vibrancy of the town. It has become a popular spot for residents and visitors alike to spend time.
This document provides descriptions of 13 trails and parks located on Cortes Island, British Columbia. It includes details about the length and difficulty of each trail, highlights of the natural scenery and wildlife viewers can expect to see, and provides directions for finding and accessing each trail. The trails vary in length from 5 minute beach access routes to full day hikes through old-growth forest and along rugged coastal bluffs, offering visitors to Cortes Island a range of recreational hiking opportunities to experience the local natural environment.
Five Ways to Practice Sustainability in The LakesMollyCampion1
Sustainability is what keeps national parks such as the Lake District going. We hear people talk about being sustainable a lot now, which is amazing, but what does it actually mean? Sustainability is made up of three sectors; the economy, society and the environment. The concept is, by meeting the needs of these three factors without hindering future development is living sustainably. It’s up to national parks to ensure they are doing all they can to make the area sustainable, but it is equally important both residents and visitors do their part to help these
beautiful parts of the world thrive.
Here are five easy ways we can lend a helping hand…
The Frio Canyon is an outdoor explorers paradise. With the famous Frio River and two majestic state parks - Garner & Lost Maples - there is so much fun to be had. We invite you to come play, rest and relax in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.
This adventure guide will help you discover all there is to explore in the Frio Canyon. For more information about where to stay visit: www.riverbluffcabins.com .
Cfdi.the toba properties.wed 16 feb draftCFO Xpress
A group of visionaries purchases 154 acres of pristine land in the Toba Valley region of British Columbia with the goal of establishing a sustainable human-bear sanctuary and developing a new paradigm for human settlement that is in harmony with nature. The land is located in a remote wilderness area with high concentrations of grizzly bears and access is currently only by boat or plane. The group's ultimate vision is to incorporate the land and establish an example community that demonstrates how humans can live cooperatively with each other and the environment.
The Galapagos Islands are a collection of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean that are home to unique endemic wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. The article describes a trip to the Galapagos aboard a small ship, visiting several islands over four days. On the islands, visitors encounter giant tortoises, marine iguanas, sea lions, lava lizards, and diverse bird species up close. The landscapes are also dramatic, varying from dry lowlands to lush highlands. The islands illustrate Charles Darwin's theories of evolution, as the plants and animals are uniquely adapted to their island environments.
The document describes the luxury Sandals Emerald Bay resort located on Great Exuma Island in the Bahamas. Some key details include:
- It is an all-inclusive 5-star couples-only resort situated on a mile-long white sand beach with multiple pools, a spa, golf course, and activities like sailing and scuba diving.
- The island has stunning blue waters and is very laid back without many other tourists.
- The resort has 7 gourmet restaurants and bars serving a variety of international cuisines, along with regular live entertainment.
- Amenities include a full-service spa, 18-hole golf course, non-motorized water sports,
The document provides information about Sandals Emerald Bay resort located on Great Exuma island in the Bahamas. Some key details include:
- It is an all-inclusive luxury resort fronting a mile-long white sand beach with 7 restaurants, a spa, golf course, and water activities.
- The island has beautiful sapphire waters, secluded beaches, and is home to some celebrities. However, it has a laidback atmosphere.
- Amenities at the resort include 3 pools, beach, water sports, scuba diving included, and a Greg Norman designed golf course. Fine dining is also included across several restaurants with various cuisines.
The document provides information about the Sandals Emerald Bay resort located on Great Exuma Island in the Bahamas. Some key details include:
- It is an all-inclusive luxury resort situated on a mile-long beach with numerous amenities like pools, beaches, water sports, golf, diving and more.
- It has several dining options from casual to fine dining, as well as multiple bars and lounges. Cuisine includes Italian, French, Caribbean, and more.
- Room options range from standard beachfront rooms to luxury suites and club level rooms with additional amenities.
- Being all-inclusive, meals, drinks and most activities are included in the room rate. Additional costs include
The document describes the beautiful beaches and tropical climate of the Exumas islands in the Bahamas. It then provides details about Great Exuma island, including that it experiences rainy seasons from May to October. The rest of the document focuses on promoting and describing the luxury Sandals Emerald Bay resort located on Great Exuma, with details about the rooms, amenities, activities, dining options, and excursions available. It emphasizes the high level of butler service guests receive and that the resort is all-inclusive.
The document describes the beautiful beaches and tropical climate of the Exumas islands in the Bahamas. It highlights the sapphire waters, uncrowded beaches, and luxury resorts that attract celebrities. The Exumas are an archipelago of 365 islands southeast of Nassau, with tropical weather including rainy seasons from May to October. Great Exuma is described as a laidback island getaway with powdery white sand beaches and a chill, friendly local culture.
The Exumas islands in the Bahamas offer a tropical paradise getaway with secluded white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and luxury resorts. The islands have a laidback atmosphere and are home to many A-list celebrities' private homes. Sandals Emerald Bay is a 5-star all-inclusive resort located on Great Exuma, featuring beachfront accommodations, gourmet restaurants, a spa, golf course, and activities like scuba diving and sailing. It offers a luxury experience while maintaining a relaxed and romantic atmosphere.
NostalgicOutdoors™- Acadia National Park - Historic Hiking TrailsNostalgicOutdoors™
This document provides information about the historic development and use of hiking trails on Mount Desert Island, including:
- Trails originally blazed by Native Americans and early European settlers evolved over centuries into formal paths used for recreation by rusticators in the 1800s.
- Wealthy summer residents in the late 1800s promoted extensive trail building for hiking. Trail construction became more innovative, incorporating stone stairs and ladders.
- By the early 1900s over 200 miles of trails existed, but interest shifted to automobiles in the 1920s. The Civilian Conservation Corps rebuilt and expanded the trail system during the Great Depression.
- Today over 125 miles of historic trails offer hikers the opportunity to experience the
NostalgicOutdoors™- Grand Teton National Park- PARK MAPNostalgicOutdoors™
This map provides information about Grand Teton National Park and surrounding areas, including transportation routes, points of interest, and facilities. The map legend explains icons for different types of roads, trails, landmarks, and amenities. Elevations are provided for notable topographic features such as mountain peaks within the parks.
This document provides recommendations for things to do on the Malaysian island of Langkawi. It suggests visiting popular attractions like the Sky Bridge, Eagle Square, and Kilim Geoforest Park. It also recommends going on tours of the mangrove forest and underwater aquarium. For relaxation, it recommends shopping at the duty-free district, taking a sunset dinner or cocktail cruise, and experiencing the local culture and cuisine.
The celebrities are split into two teams and must complete challenges to earn food and parts to build a raft strong enough to withstand waves between islands to retrieve provisions and ultimately reach the main boat for evacuation. Teams must construct a sturdy raft from earned parts that can carry provisions 100m, 175m, and 300m between islands to a wave machine before the final distance to the main boat.
Our fleet consists of a 6 passenger 23 foot bay boat, a 3 passenger flats boat for shallow water fishing targeting redfish, and a 12 passenger 27 foot Carolina Skiff for larger groups. We work closely with several of the top guides that also run out of the Isle of Palms Marina and can put together groups of 50 or more. Our captains are well experienced, patient, friendly, and have a deep passion for what they do.
Deep Sea Fishing Charleston SC: We offer excellent deep sea fishing opportunities year round to help you experience fishing in the Charleston at a whole new level.
The document provides an overview of several famous national parks in the United States, including Yosemite National Park, Grand Canyon National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Death Valley National Park, and Sequoia National Park. It describes some of the key features and attractions of each park such as waterfalls, canyons, geysers, giant sequoia trees, and diverse wildlife. Photos accompany the text to illustrate the natural beauty and geological features found in these national parks.
NostalgicOutdoorsTM- Cuyahoga Valley NP- Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath TrailNostalgicOutdoors™
The document summarizes recreational opportunities along the Towpath Trail in Cuyahoga Valley National Park, including bicycling, hiking, and connecting to other sites. The trail runs along the historic path of the Ohio & Erie Canal. It is accessible to various abilities and can be used for cross-country skiing in the winter. Safety guidelines encourage trail sharing and courtesy among different users.
The document provides information about the Surfrider Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting oceans, waves, and beaches. It discusses the foundation's history and goals of conservation, activism, research, and education. It also outlines programs run by the West LA/Malibu chapter, including beach cleanups, education events, and task forces that investigate water quality issues at local beaches.
Very Cool Michigan High Adventures 05 (Scouts)Steve Lagreca
Exciting, adventurous campouts for Michigan Scouts, Venturers, and those who enjoy the outdoors.
- Michigan's Tri-county area
- Within a (long) day’s drive
Includes descriptions, photos, areas of interest, and patches.
The new waterfront development in Esperance, Western Australia has transformed the town over the past 20 months. It has improved recreational and community spaces, providing access to beaches, picnic areas, and playgrounds. The $30 million project has created a seamless transition from the town center to the waterfront. The new development has been well-received by the local community and has enhanced the vibrancy of the town. It has become a popular spot for residents and visitors alike to spend time.
This document provides descriptions of 13 trails and parks located on Cortes Island, British Columbia. It includes details about the length and difficulty of each trail, highlights of the natural scenery and wildlife viewers can expect to see, and provides directions for finding and accessing each trail. The trails vary in length from 5 minute beach access routes to full day hikes through old-growth forest and along rugged coastal bluffs, offering visitors to Cortes Island a range of recreational hiking opportunities to experience the local natural environment.
Five Ways to Practice Sustainability in The LakesMollyCampion1
Sustainability is what keeps national parks such as the Lake District going. We hear people talk about being sustainable a lot now, which is amazing, but what does it actually mean? Sustainability is made up of three sectors; the economy, society and the environment. The concept is, by meeting the needs of these three factors without hindering future development is living sustainably. It’s up to national parks to ensure they are doing all they can to make the area sustainable, but it is equally important both residents and visitors do their part to help these
beautiful parts of the world thrive.
Here are five easy ways we can lend a helping hand…
The Frio Canyon is an outdoor explorers paradise. With the famous Frio River and two majestic state parks - Garner & Lost Maples - there is so much fun to be had. We invite you to come play, rest and relax in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.
This adventure guide will help you discover all there is to explore in the Frio Canyon. For more information about where to stay visit: www.riverbluffcabins.com .
Cfdi.the toba properties.wed 16 feb draftCFO Xpress
A group of visionaries purchases 154 acres of pristine land in the Toba Valley region of British Columbia with the goal of establishing a sustainable human-bear sanctuary and developing a new paradigm for human settlement that is in harmony with nature. The land is located in a remote wilderness area with high concentrations of grizzly bears and access is currently only by boat or plane. The group's ultimate vision is to incorporate the land and establish an example community that demonstrates how humans can live cooperatively with each other and the environment.
The document provides instructions for requesting writing assistance from HelpWriting.net. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) Create an account with an email and password. 2) Complete a 10-minute order form with instructions, sources, and deadline. 3) Review bids from writers and choose one based on qualifications. 4) Review the completed paper and authorize payment if satisfied. 5) Request revisions to ensure satisfaction, with a refund offered for plagiarized work.
Ten finest hiking trails in (and close to) salt lakeLeo Erwin Garcia
This document summarizes 10 of the finest hiking trails in and around Salt Lake City, Utah. It describes 5 trails located near the city that are easily accessible from town, including Neff's Canyon, Mt. Olympus, Bell's Canyon, the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, and Ensign Peak. It also outlines 5 trails located in the canyons above town that require a bit more travel but provide higher altitude hiking, such as Lake Blanche, Red Pine Lake, Grizzly Gulch, and the lakes Mary, Martha and Catherine. Each trail summary provides the location, distance, difficulty, and highlights of the hiking experience.
The document summarizes efforts by the Sierra Club to address the environmental impacts of housing development in Bakersfield, California. It describes how the Sierra Club used litigation and the threat of litigation to get cities to consider cumulative impacts on air quality and require developers to fund mitigation projects. So far these efforts have resulted in $3 million worth of settlements to fund projects that will offset air pollution from the housing developments.
The document provides an overview of the Pacific Crest Trail, a 2,665 mile footpath that extends from southern California to the Pacific Northwest. It passes through five distinct sections with unique climates, geology, flora and fauna: Southern California, Central California, Northern California, Oregon, and Washington. The summary focuses on the Southern California section, noting that it extends from the Mexican border to Tehachapi Pass through mostly desert terrain interspersed with several mountain ranges.
The document provides information for visitors to Crater Lake National Park, including details about a new orientation film shown at the Steel Visitor Center, recommendations for the best times and locations to view sunrises and sunsets over Crater Lake, and 10 tips for enjoying activities in the park such as hiking trails, ranger programs, and driving around the lake. Park rules, facilities, and services are also outlined, such as restrictions on camping, fires, pets, and wildlife feeding as well as locations for drinking water, restrooms, and food.
NostalgicOutdoors™- Grand Teton National Park- BicyclingNostalgicOutdoors™
This document provides information about bicycling in Grand Teton National Park, including:
- Users may encounter wildlife and should stay at least 100 yards from bears and wolves. Maintain control of food and follow all food storage regulations.
- The weather can include rain showers and snow in spring, summer thunderstorms, and rain or snow in fall.
- Over 100 miles of paved roads and a multi-use pathway offer scenic views but bicyclists must obey all traffic laws and signs. The pathway is only open from dawn to dusk.
- Recommended bicycling routes include the multi-use pathway, Jenny Lake Scenic Loop, and roads through Antelope Flats and Kelly area
These trails are for kids.... the kid in all of us. On February 7, 2009 while walking with my daughter Rachael at Don Davidson Park in Fayetteville, Tennessee we discovered land that we thought could one day be a trail or greenway.
This document provides details on the 8 Worlds of Tahoe Expo organized by Sustainable Tahoe. The Expo showcases geotourism adventures that increase visitors' connections to the landscape while requiring minimal environmental impact. In 2012, over 150 miles of geotourism experiences were offered through unprecedented collaboration between 63 NGOs, agencies, and businesses. Feedback was very positive, with participants enjoying the educational and experiential nature activities and requesting more for 2013. The Expo aims to demonstrate a sustainable tourism model that supports both the local economy and environmental restoration.
The document summarizes the history of the streetcar boat Minnehaha that operated on Lake Minnetonka from 1906 to 1926. It describes how the boat was constructed, its route and schedule, and the decline in ridership in the 1920s that led to it being scuttled. The boat was rediscovered in 1979, raised in 1980 but then neglected for years. It was finally restored from 1990-1996 through volunteer efforts and relaunched to operate again on the lake.
This document discusses various examples of ecotourism destinations around the world and why ecotourism is important. It provides descriptions of ecotourism opportunities in locations like Kenya, Borneo, the Amazon, Alaska, the Himalayas in Nepal, the Galapagos Islands, Botswana, Costa Rica, Machu Picchu in Peru, and tips for green traveling. Ecotourism is defined as responsible travel that conserves the environment and improves livelihoods. It provides economic incentives for conservation and benefits local communities.
This document proposes the creation of a Sustainable Tourism Pilot Program in Nevada that would leverage existing efforts to protect Lake Tahoe and its watershed. The program would involve collaborative instruction from various institutions on sustainable habitat and land management. It would establish a dedicated team of "Nevada Travel Rangers" and create a roadmap to measure, monitor and sustain tourism impacts over time. The goal is to find ways to make political collaboration on sustainability a renewable resource for Nevada.
Jacquie Chandler has over 40 years of experience in marketing, sustainable tourism development, and environmental education. She was appointed Geotourism Liaison for Lake Tahoe in 2007 and co-founded Sustainable Tahoe to promote geotourism. As Executive Director from 2010-2014, she organized the annual Tahoe Stewardship Congress and visitor activities. More recently, she has developed curriculum for colleges and Earth Walk adventures. She also consulted on the TV show Legend of Mick Dodge and co-founded the Earthgym fitness practice. Earlier in her career, she held marketing roles and was owner of a leather apparel business.
The document discusses establishing a sustainable tourism program at a local university to help develop a long-term shared vision and stewardship roadmap for Lake Tahoe's tourism industry. It proposes having students co-create the 20-year roadmap in collaboration with tourism organizations and experts to address capacity, science, heritage, and sustainable models. The program would train students for new careers in destination stewardship and conservation while enabling them to actively shape the sustainable future of Lake Tahoe tourism.
2021 TRPA Consultant Request for Proposal to bring stakeholders together to define a 20-year Roadmap for Sustainable Tourism and Stewardship Recreation for the Tahoe basin/watershed
Mick Dodge offers Earthgym training sessions that use natural materials like sticks, stones, trees, and water to reconnect people to the land through simple movements and habits, with the goals of countering issues like sedentary lifestyles and promoting health. The sessions focus on remembering, recovering, and restoring one's natural connection to the environment through activities like walking, jumping, dancing, and crafting using natural materials. Participants are encouraged to shape shift their cultural story and relationship to different habitats through these movement-based land activities.
The document introduces several individuals with unique skills related to forests, nature, and primitive living. Some of the individuals introduced include Huckleberry Leonard, an old hippie peace activist who listens to trees; Will of Stone, an Earthgym guide who partners with Mick on adventures; and Archer of the Forest, a master archer and tracker with primitive survival skills. The individuals have various roles such as teachers, guides, problem solvers, and protectors of the forest.
DRAFT of Proposed Geotourism Course based on Sustainable Tahoe's annual demonstration of sustainable tourism Tahoe Expo.
Geotourism Adventure Tracks become an active learning classroom where students build tangible fluency in the 12 geotourism principles, 4steps and TriNomic recipe for sustainable long-term prosperity (that includes water clarity)
What if destinations were sustained and enhanced by the people who visited them? Lake Tahoe, like many special places can no longer afford visitors who do not become stewards at some level. Geotourism inspires visitors with locally hosted activities, that deepen the touch while reducing degrading impact. Long term prosperity = preservation.
An overview of the value of the Earthgym practice to support a positive relationship with Nature by providing a solution for Nature Deficit and Earth Amnesia
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For those following the Tahoe Expo Reports, here is the report from 2011. Notice how the goals from lessons learned were delivered in the following years? The key now is the fully adopt and covert all tourism to geotourism. The lines have already formed (thanks to the Bay Area, Europeans and other visitors who enter the basin with a stewardship heart), so lets' lead by example in hosting our precious water in ways that will sustain or enhance it for the future.
This is the PPT version of the booklet, explaining the value of Lake Tahoe hosting 8 interlinked GeoCenters that host visitors to geotourism adventures from wherever they are in the basin - ensuring Tahoe' brand associates with 4-seasons of stewardship activities that preserve lake clarity and long term prosperity. Happy and willing to present on how to achieve this. Jacquie 775 298-2333
In response to the AAUW to speak to young girls working on self-esteem issues at the local middle school...this booklet was born. i updated some of the photos to bring in students from my classes in Tahoe
The 2014 Tahoe Expo continues Sustainable Tahoe's legacy of demonstrating a 21st 4-season geotourism menu of adventures that enrich visitors connection, understanding and experience of Tahoe's "8 wonders" (sky, water, plant, land, wildlife, culture, heritage, local well being), while reducing the carbon-loading impact that compromises water clarity.
Lead by Jonathan Tourtellot, ED of NGCSD...Geotourism emerged in1997 as a way to ' educate locals on the value of local authentic assets, reduce poverty and preserve world heritage sites'. A signed Charter was a first step in demonstrating commitment from local leaders to embrace the 12 principles that would ensure the regions sustainable prosperity on all fronts.
(In 2006)...200 travel experts rated 115 of the worlds top destinations based on the 12 geotourism principles. While the list, the destinations and scores have most likely shifted since then, the information explaining the criteria and impact preservation has on a destinations long term profit, local well being and environmental stewardship is valuable.
Sustainable Tahoe is a non-profit organization that aims to accelerate sustainability adoption in the Lake Tahoe region through connecting, facilitating, and promoting stewardship models. Their flagship program is the Tahoe Geotourism Expo, a 2-day event demonstrating sustainable tourism practices to over 750 people annually. By collaborating with over 50 other organizations across the Tahoe/Truckee watershed, the Expo showcases "GeoTracks" that are educational, fun experiences with low environmental impact. Sustainable Tahoe also works to build relationships between stakeholders, provide educational resources on geotourism, and facilitate collaboration to shift the region towards a more sustainable tourism economy.
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Geotourism menu incline
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Geotourism…
Tahoe’s 21st Century Visitor Menu
Geotourism is destination stewardship; tourism that sustains or enhances the unique
geographical, cultural, aesthetic, heritage, environmental and local well being of a place.
The key to Sustaining Tahoe is by choosing activities that sustain or enhance the beauty of this
land, forest, water, wildlife, culture, community, heritage and air we all share.
Sustainable Tahoe makes it easy for you to
become a steward of the Lake while
building a closer connection to the 8-
Worlds and wonders of Tahoe:
Air, Water, Plant, Land, Wildlife,
Culture, Community and Heritage.
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Kayak, SUP or Swim
Best way to experience the ‘Temple of Tahoe’ is to float on it. Kayak or SUP from Incline
Village to Hidden Beach, or Sand Harbor to Thunderbird Lodge.
Follow the shoreline and you will weave through massive boulders, past caves, Mark Twain landmarks
and arbor islands, possibly see an eagle nest, geese, or crayfish crawling along the water’s edge.
It takes 7,000 years for the Lake to completely refresh its water, so the activities we choose have an
impact. The lower the carbon impact the better for the future of our National Treasure. Kayaks and SUP
boards are carbon-free way to deepen your connection to the water while helping to preserve it.
Equipment can be rented at Incline Beaches, Sand Harbor and the Hyatt.
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Bike the Flume
1870s Water Flumes, or elevated wooden channels, transported water from Marlette Lake
to Incline Village lumber operations. From there water carried trees through an underground pipeline
that took them all the way to Virginia City to support silver mining operations during the Comstock Era.
1983 Max Jones, a professional mountain biker seeing potential for an epic ride, spent his summer
clearing brush, boulders and hacking through abandoned aluminum pipes by himself with nothing more
than hand tools. Only during the final few days did he convince a local forest ranger to let him bring a
chain saw to clear final debris and reveal a passable, and now world-class mountain bike trail.
1) $17 Shuttle from Tunnel Creek Station to Spooner Lake. Ride 5 mile 1,000 ft assent on fire road to
Marlett Lake. X creek onto Flume Trail. Ride 4.5 miles to Tunnel Creek Trail and descend 800 ft to
Tunnel Creek Station, 3 miles and ride 1 mile back to house.
2) $15 Shuttle from Tunnel Creek Station to Tahoe Rim Trail on Mt Rose. Ride 9 miles on the Rim Trail
(some technical but easy 200 ft gradual assent) to Tunnel Creek Trail. Head up Tunnel Creek to
Flume and ride as much of the 4.5 miles as you like. Turn around at Marlett (or before) and head
back to Tunnel Creek Trail and
descend 800 ft in 3 miles to
Tunnel Creek Station. Ride
one mile back to house.
For Shuttle Information:
Tunnel Creek Station
775-298-2501
info@flumetrailbikes.com
You can rent bikes at the
Station, enjoy food and drink
at Café and thank Max for
making this trail possible.
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5. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
Incline Flume Trail (bike or hike)
Incline Flume holds remains of the only Bull Wheel ever used in logging history. From 1880 to
1894, two steam-powered wheels hauled hundreds of cords of lumber a day up a 1,400 ft incline that were
then floated, via a large wooden water flume, 3,994 feet through a mountain tunnel. Although the tunnel
collapsed in 1957, remnants of the flume that carried the lumber are evident on the Incline and Marlette
Flume hiking and biking trails.
Today it is a ‘social trail’ off Mt Rose about 0.5 miles beyond the scenic lake view point. There is a small dirt
parking lot (5 cars max) or you can park across the hwy in a large pullout area. Be careful Xing.
The Bike ride is 100 ft max climbing, some technical over creeks and rocks with awesome lake views and
maximum downhill at the end. (FYI: private property section is now public)
Trail Navigation:
1st
Fork go LEFT.
2nd
‘K’ Fork go Left cross intersecting
trail, then go RIGHT
The trail traverses through forests of red
fir, Jeffrey pine (3-needle), white pines
(5-needle), and lodge pole pines (2-
needle).
Ride #1: 4-mile single track trail to Diamond Peak Ski Resort. Choose (easy)
ski run down the mountain.
Ride #2: 9 mile ride past Diamond Peak to Tunnel Creek Trail and head down
sandy switchbacks to Tunnel Creek Café.
Ride #3: 24 mile ride: When you get to Tunnel Creek Trail turn up and ride to
the intersection of the FLUME – go right and follow the Flume to Marlett Lake
where you turnaround and back track to Tunnel Creek, head down and follow
instructions back to house.
Note: if you choose the Tunnel Creek trail, stop off at the Mark Twain bench,
to enjoy “the fairest picture the whole world affords”.
Options to get to Trailhead:
1) Drive to Mt Rose trailhead … hike/bike in and back out.
2) Leave a car at Diamond Peak or Tunnel Creek Station drive 2nd
car to trailhead, ride to where you parked 1st
car.
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7. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
Bus to North Tahoe Beach Walk
While it is impossible to circle the lakefront on sand, there are a few spots where you can get
a mile or more walk in, (esp. with drought low water). Here is a close and easy one using a beautiful Bus
ride from Incline!
1) Take TART from Incline Village (on Hwy 28 across from Visitor Center, or in front of Raleys (leave
car in lot).
2) Take TART to bus stop in front of Safeway right past the Hwy 287 intersection (first stop in
Tahoe Vista). Right across the street you will see the North Tahoe Beach entrance. Open beach
to your left and right. If you go right toward downtown Kings Beach, Java Hut makes for a nice
beverage stop, just off the sand.
3) When you are ready to return, you just catch the nearest bus…you are car-free!
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Creek Walk
1) From Lakeshore Blvd. catch the path just left of the Hyatt
driveway and over-pass pedestrian tunnel…head toward
the bridge.
2) Follow the path over the bridge along the creek under a
canopy of trees. Take time to enjoy the benches along the
way and tune into the water song.
3) The trail will come out on Incline Way. Cross over the
street to heading toward the college. The path goes along
a wooden post fence to the Demonstration Garden. Learn
about our native and not so native plants. To your right
past the garden will be the Tahoe Science Center, with
wonderful interactive displays.
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Hike to Hidden Beach
Tunnel Creek was named for the tunnel that moved timber
on a water flume through a mountain to Carson City in the 1800’s.
Tunnel Creek Station was also part of Ponderosa Ranch - the setting
for the 1960’s TV show ‘Bonanza’.
Easy 2 mile round trip walk from Tunnel Creek Station to Hidden
Beach.
1) Drive, Bike or walk to Tunnel Creek Station and Café. Parking lot reserved for Café patrons, so
park on hwy shoulder if you’re not eating or drinking at the Café.
2) Head up the paved road to the left of the café. You will come to the NV State Parks sign at top
and lake views begin. Note: NV Parks recently installed a use permit box, so it may cost a $1 to
use the trail.
3)
4) Follow the fire road (with amazing views) past the green gate
to the fork and head down the fork, cross the hwy (head to your right), cross over the guard rail to the
path that heads down the beach.
5) Leaving the beach, you can go
back the way you came or take
the trail along the beach, inside
the guard rail of hwy back to
Incline. The trail ends about 1/4
mile from Tunnel Creek Station,
so there is some hwy shoulder
walking. Be safe and ENJOY!!!
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11. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
Bike - West Shore & Truckee River
Easy Class 1 (paved path ) Bike ride to bring you closer to the water, wildlife and wonder of Tahoe’s
West Shore & Truckee River (the river leaving Lake Tahoe headed NE to Pyramid Lake).
Taking TART (bus) to get you to Tahoe City, provides freedom from traffic , parking and allows everyone
to enjoy the view. You can start your ride along the Truckee River , come back to the bus terminal and
take off on the path along the Lake. Lots to stop and explore along the way.
The bike ride from Tahoe City to Squaw Valley is about 6 miles (one way).
From Transit Center to Tahoe Pines is also about 6 miles (one way).
1) Ride bikes to TART Bus Stop on Hwy 28 (take Country Club to Hwy 28)
Bus leaves 40 mins after each hour.
2) Take TART to Tahoe City Bus Terminal (64 Acres)
3) Ride over bridge to path that will take you to the trail along Truckee River.
You can ride to River Ranch (restaurant with patio dining) or Squaw Valley
and then turn around and head back to Tahoe City where you take paved
bike trail along the West Shore.
4) Additional Attractions: Sugar Pine Park ‘s Old Growth Sugar pines and
Ehrman Mansion. Maritime Museum in Homewood. (Fees apply)
5) Lunch stops: Gatekeepers Museum picnic area (if you have food), or
enjoy one of many deli / cafes along route: Syds’ (Tahoe City)
Granlibackken, PDQ Market, Obexers (near Homewood).
6) When ready, jump back on TART as it moves north along West Shore.
Use the Next Bus App to confirm stops or schedule. Enjoy!
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13. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
Birding in Tahoe
While you have to be an early bird to see them, the Village Green in Incline,
Mt Rose Meadow (Hwy 431), Spooner Lake (Hwy 28) and Tailor Creek (South Shore) are favorite bird
watching places. Better yet, join a guided hike with one of our local experts and learn while you view!
Will and Kirk from Tahoe Institute of Natural Science www.tinsweb.org guide bird hikes.
Call 775 298-0060 or check website calendar.
Will 530-587-6895 or Kirk 775 298-0065
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Bonanza Museum
In 431 episodes spanning from 1959 to 1973, the Cartwright’s of the Nevada Territory's
Ponderosa became a fixture of American life. The opening scene for the 1050’s famous TV
Show Bonanza was shot in Incline Village including the original set for the Ponderosa Ranch.
Loren Greene’s son Chuck Greene made his collection of the TV Shows’ memorabilia available
to the museum. There are also stories and displays about other colorful characters who
influenced and shaped the culture of this
area.
Among then Mark Twain… Incline’s own
McAvoy Layne provides entertainment at
the museum bringing Mark Twain’s unique
perspective back to life.
Check museum out in the Starbucks Building
Hwy 28 and Village (center of Incline
Village)
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Tahoe’s ‘Wild Beaches’
Tahoe’s ‘Wild Beaches’ begin 6 miles from house headed south along Hwy 28.. They
are free to access with hiking and limit provisions. There is a State parking lot (free) if you get
there early, otherwise it is shoulder parking ( not so good for the Lake and increases traffic
problems), so try for the parking lot. They are pack-it-in and pack-it-out beaches, depending on
the stewardship of all. There is a restroom at the parking lot.
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17. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
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Dog Friendly Ski Beach
In winter months (Oct 15 to April 15), Ski Beach in Incline Village allows dogs!
There is a small parking area right inside the gate (which is unmanned in winter), or you can
park across the street at the Village Green where the large open area (grass or snow) is also a
Dog Park. Either place your dog can run free and socialize with other dogs as you enjoy epic
views of the lake and forest.
There are dog poop collection bags at both places. It is very important that you clean up after
your dog, as everything that falls on the ground goes into the Lake and that is the water we all
drink.
Great place to meet locals, other travelers and
give your dog some social time while you baste
in the beauty of the Lake.
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North Tahoe Disc Golf Course
Test your toss skills at Incline’s own Disc Golf Course!
A multi use area enjoyed by all ages, this 18 par 3’s is a challenging course in a forest setting
along Hwy 28, next to the Visitors center, adjacent to the Incline Tennis Center, Recreation
Center on Incline Way, and the skateboard park and the ball fields off Southwood.
Park at the Recreation Center located at 980 Incline Way (but not
at the Incline Tennis Center).The 1st hole is located on the west
side of the Recreation Center entrance road. Be mindful of the
rules, watch out for branches, bring lots of friends and enjoy!
The TART bus stop is right across the street on Hwy 28 if you like
to be car-free!
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Incline Village Resident Beaches
Three local Resident Beaches open to residents and their guests. Residents can buy guest
passes are $12 per adult and $4 per child. Children under 6 yrs are free.
Ski Beach has Boat Ramp, Volley Ball Courts, access to hermit Beach, kayak racks and no Parking..You
park across street at the Village Green.
Incline Beach has a kids playground, picnic tables, BBQ
pits, lounge chairs, shade trees, food and Drink Bar,
evening music and Parking on site, if you get there early.
Easy bike ride or walk from house.
Burnt Cedar Beach has playground, grass area, picnic
and group areas, swimming & toddler pool, Club House,
Food, lounge chairs and parking on site if u get there
early.
All 3 off Lakeshore Blvd. They check passes 8am to 7pm
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21. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
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Fall Immersion at Spooner Lake
Aside from being the best place near Incline to immerse yourself in the fall palette, Spooner
Lake is also home to the largest Aspen grove in Tahoe.
Spooner Lake was also a summer home for the original people of this land, the Washoe. You can find
some grinding rocks near the lakes edge, as the Washoe outdoor kitchens seem to prefer great views.
The 2-mile loop takes you through a variety of terrains and wildlife habitat. Look up, sideways, as well as
down, since many native Tahoe locals call this place home: Mule Deer, chipmunks, squirrels, raccoons,
coyotes, eagles, variety of birds and our Black Bears
(not harmful to humans, only looking for food).
Part of the trail is also the access route to the famous
Flume Trail, so watch for bicycles. In the winter, the
groomed trails make fore excellent cross country
skiing, or snow shoe.
For details on access search NV State Parks:
http://parks.nv.gov/parks/marlette-hobart-
backcountry/
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Mt Rose Meadow: Hike, X-Country
Ski, Snow Shoe
Mt Rose Meadow is a 6 mile drive from Incline. Take Mt Rose Hwy 431 uphill until you see the large
open meadow, Park on the Right Side (near the tree line if possible)
A family fun activity of recreation and wildlife viewing. Wildlife can be anywhere at any time, but the
Chickadees tend to be in the trees, as you head to the back of the meadow or into the trees up the hill
to see the view (also known as “Chickadee Hill”).
Bring a sack of bird seed if you plan to feed them. However even just holding out your hand, they may
land, as they have become very friendly toward respectful humans.
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Sledding and Skating
Sledding Mt Rose Meadows for sledding. Park on the left side of Hwy
431 as you head up from Incline. Bring your sleds, hike up the hill and fly down.
Skating
The Truckee Ice Rink located in Truckee Regional Park.
Scheduled to open at 10a. this outdoor rink is
somewhat of a locals’ secret. Located 1/2 mile
south of Downtown Truckee in the Truckee
River Regional Park on Old Brockway Rd.
Truckee Ice Rink features public skating, skate
rentals, a snack bar, group and private lessons
for all age groups taught by experienced
instructors, broomball leagues, and more! The
outdoor setting under tall pines, complete with
bonfire, overhead lights, and music to skate
by, makes for a truly enjoyable outing.
FEES: District Residents: Adult $5, Child
$3 Non-Residents: $6 SKATE RENTALS: $2
24. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
25. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
Winter Sleigh Rides
A fun and unique way to tour the famous Sand Harbor in the winter is by sleigh ride!
The Belgium Draft Horse knows the route and your Borges family Tour Guide knows the
history, nostalgia and fun facts about Tahoe and this boulder beach paradise on the East Shore.
Sand Harbor is 3 miles from Country Club in Incline, heading south on Hwy 28.Lake Tahoe Blvd.
Call to reserve your time and space 775 588-2953 http://www.sleighride.com
26. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
Sand Harbor – sun fun to star gazing
Sand Dunes once covered the area now called Sand Harbor. If you are seeking one of Nevada’s
premier State Beaches, showcasing the signature beauty of huge granite boulders against blue
water – this is it!
Great for swimming, SUP, Kayak, picnicking, exploring, or star gazing at night.
The onsite Heritage Museum features the native Washoe Tribe story. A stroll along the wooden
walkway weaves between Jeffery Pines and granite boulder coves. Be sure to get there early in
summertime.
Parking fee: $8 for NV $10 for CA.
Tahoe Express Bus (picks up Mays
and Southwood. $3 per person
(includes park fee). Leaves every
20 minutes from 9AM to 5PM.
Save money and be car-free!
27. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
28. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
Tahoe in Depth
Lake Tahoe’s story begins 400Million yrs ago!
Learn the secrets of this small and unique watershed,
what local Limnologists are doing to help us protect it
and what you can do to ensure it stays clear for years.
Come for the fun and leave fortified with a deeper
perspective and love for this special watershed..
• Virtual tour on Research Boat
• Explore the water Lab
• Watch a 3D Visualization of how Tahoe formed
• Dive in at the interactive sandbox
• Tour the Leed-Certified Green Building
• Explore diversity at the Demonstration Garden
Located on Sierra Nevada College Campus
291 Country Club Dr, Incline Village
(775) 881-7566
Tuesday - Friday 1:00PM to 5:00PM
Memorial Day through Labor Day
Saturdays 1:00 – 5:00PM
Guided Tours start on the Hour
29. Be a Steward! Sustain Tahoe with your actions. Choose adventures that deepen your touch while
reducing your carbon footprint. Connect…Care…Share. Sustainable Tahoe promotes geotourism
Local Night-Life Culture
Alibi for ‘Paint and Pint’ on Thursdays!
BREWERY AND PUBLIC HOUSE IN NORTH LAKE TAHOE
204 EAST ENTERPRISE, INCLINE VILLAGE, NEVADA 89451
775.298.7001
TAP ROOM HOURS
Monday 3-10pm HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGHT
Tuesday 3-10pm TRIVIA NIGHT
Wednesday 3-10pm POP UP SUSHI NIGHT
Thursday 3-11pm OPEN MIC NIGHT
Friday 12-11pm
Saturday 12-11pm LIVE MUSIC
Sunday 12-8pm DISCOUNT GROWLER DAY
Both locally owned and operated
Crystal Bay Club
Live entertainment, gambling, dining and $3.33 breakfast at Café Elise (before 11am)
775 833-6333