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How much equipment does it take to get involved in rock climbing?
Buy a pair of running shoes and you're set to begin your jogging career. Hop on a bike and you're a cyclist. Purchase a swim suit and a pair of goggles and you're ready to swim laps. But how much equipment does it take to get involved in rock climbing?... READ MORE >
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The hills surrounding Reno offer great terrain for bike enthusiasts. Bike trails, paved and dirt, along the Truckee River, mountain canyons and wilderness areas. More than 50 miles of paths are located along Reno's major city streets.... READ MORE > |
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One of the most popular riding areas in the Reno area is Hungry Valley located just a few minutes north of Reno. With a wide variety of beginner-to-advanced trails, Hungry Valley, or Moon Rocks to the locals, is a great place to log some miles in the...... READ MORE > |
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Where to skate.shred. thrash
Old-school, new school, it doesn't matter. Once a skater-always a skater at heart. Whether you're an old skate-rat or just taking up the sport, find a place to go in Reno.... READ MORE >
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Don’t let a warm, sunny fall fool you. Old Man Winter is on its way and when it blows in, you’ll want to be ready. When the powder is deep or your friends decide to “ski the steeps” you don’t want to be lagging on the blue squares or cutting corduroy by...... READ MORE > |
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Looking to get outside this winter without the hustle and bustle of busy resorts? Snowshoeing is the perfect outdoor activity for a breath of fresh air. Try one of these trails recommended by Alexis Ollar, director of trails for the Tahoe Rim Trail...... READ MORE > |
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As winter rapidly approaches, it's time to dust off that sled or invest in a new one and prepare for another season of sledding. Lake Tahoe offers the perfect location to venture out on a new sled or borrow a tube and sail down the groomed runs of area...... READ MORE > |
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What I like about Sugar Bowl is the friendliness of the people who ski, ride and work there, endless mountain views from the resort peaks and the mountain's notorious affinity for sucking up storm dumps. I also love the variety of terrain and...... READ MORE > |
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Squaw Valley USA, home to the 1960 Winter Olympics, is a world-renowned ski resort with award-winning building designs, outrageous pipes and parks, ice skating, tons of après ski, the most technologically advanced lifts and snow making equipment in the...... READ MORE > |
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Sierra-at-Tahoe, nestled just west of Echo Summit, has always been a local's hot spot, but its popularity has moved well beyond the confines of Tahoe residents. Pass holders and visitors alike have come to appreciate this mid-sized resort with a...... READ MORE > |
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Northstar-at-Tahoe is located six miles north of Lake Tahoe. From the summit of Mt. Pluto, the resort's highest peak, the lake views are astounding. This ski village is exactly that, a ski village. The buildings are reminiscent of Swiss chalets but this...... READ MORE > |
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Located only 25 minutes away from Reno, Mt. Rose is truly Tahoe's Gateway Resort. Mt. Rose has over 1200 acres of terrain and 60+ trails to suit any type of skier or snowboarder. • The New Slide Lodge... READ MORE > |
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Kirkwood features heaps of terrain and some of the deepest, steepest lift accessible powder fields in the region. It's a big resort that skis like a mom and pop place, a quality that is at once charming and also a little old school... READ MORE > |
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Homewood Mountain Resort's old motto was “our skiing is out of sight.” Though the slogan, like the resort, has been updated, its essence is still accurate. Tucked into Tahoe's west shore, most of the area extends beyond the three...... READ MORE > |
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Heavenly is a true giant in the winter resort world. With snowmaking on over 70% of the slopes, it's also a sure bet in early or lean seasons. Add 95 official runs, five terrain parks, a 3,500' vertical drop surrounded by Lake Tahoe, a day at...... READ MORE > |
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