A complete activities guide for Lake Tahoe, Truckee and Carson Pass. First publi shed in 1992, this book is packed full of activities to enjoy in this year-round recreation wonderland. Along with skiing and hiking, you'll find adventures such as sled dog rides and parasailing, cruises on Lake Tahoe and activities just for ki ds at the casinos. It has everything you need to know for a weekend or a week at the"L ake of the Sky" and in the surrounding Sierra Nevada. Read about sixty restaurants and every one of the lakes's thirty beaches. Find hikes to take, where to rent bikes and where to take a fly-fishing class. Bed &amp; Breakfast Inns are covered along with h ow to make reservations at condos, cabins and other accomodations. Every entry has det ailed directions or addresses and telephone numbers.

What Shall We Do Tomorrow at Lake Tahoe: A Complete Activities Guide for Lake Tahoe, Truckee, and Carson Pass

Ellie Huggins

Travel

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Mountain Dreamers: Visionaries of Sierra Nevada Skiing

Profiles and photographs of the true pioneers of Sierra Nevada skiing, those men and women who have influenced the growth of the sport and created the great ski resorts along with special profiles of inspirational instructors and ski racers. Most of these pioneers started with a rope tow or two, little money and big dreams, which they realized with years of hard work and a continued faith in the lure of the mountains they loved so dearly. Read about Nic Fiore of Badger Pass in Yosemite National Park, Dave McCoy of Mammoth Mountain, Alex Cushing and Wayne Poulsen of Squaw Valley, Peter Klaussen and Werner Schuster of Alpine Meadows and many more. Vignettes of three special people, racers Jill Kinmont, Jimmie Heuga and Tamara McKinney, chronicle how their racing training helped them overcome obstacles in their lives with uncommon courage. Present day portraits of the mountain dreamers and more than 80 historic photographs make this a very special book.

History

Caddes, Carolyn

Frohlich, Robert

Lippert, Tom

Americas

Originally published in 1988 and now in its second printing, this beautiful 64-page book has selections of Muir's most inspirational and perceptive insights, revealing the man who signed his name: John Muir - Earth-planet, Universe. All who seek renewal and solace in the out-of-doors will savor and cherish Muir's timeless wisdom for years to come. Designer Andrea Hendrick received the Franklin Award for its beautiful block prints.

Northwest Passages from the Pen of John Muir

MUIR, JOHN

Travel Writing

The first of its kind guide to lodging, dining and activities in Yosemite National Park and its gateway communities of Oakhurst, Mariposa, Groveland and Lee Vining/June Lake. Learn about bed and breakfast inns, motels, lodges and restaurants plus hiking, boating, rafting, fishing, winter sports and much, much more, in the park and along Highways 41, 140 and 120 East and West.

All Roads Lead to Yosemite: Where to Stay and Play in and Near the Park

Huggins, Ellie

Reference

Author and historian Rose chronicles the story of winter in Yosemite. He has interviewed the descendants of pioneers who lived in the Valley and legions of skiers who first discovered the joys of the sport in the park, from the earliest residents' sledding fun on Ash Can Alley to Leroy Rust's race team and Nic Fiores' 50 years of teaching skiers. Generously illustrated, mostly in b&amp;w. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Magic Yosemite Winters: A Century of Winter Sports

Rose, Gene

Sugar Bowl is not 60 years old, it is 60 years young and enters the 21st century with an attitude that mirrors what its founders called the Sugar Bowl Style. Sugar Bowl is, and always will be, about people who love skiing. Hannes Schroll understood that when he first stood at the base of Mount Lincoln one summer weekend in 1937, envisioning an alpine village not unlike his parents home in the Austrian Tyrol. Four generations of skiers have called Hannes Schrolls place in the Sierra Nevada their winter home. This story is about those people, and a place called Sugar Bowl. Within the covers of this beautiful duotone book, you will find a photographic chronicle from the first lodge to the modern facilities, from Hannes Schroll and Bill Klein to Toni Marth and Mike Iman, from Tiki Races to Tyrolean Nights and the famous Silver Belt. Robert Frohlich and S.E. Humphries have woven a tale of the people, the styles and the skiing on the hundreds of inches of white gold that fall every year on Mount Lincoln and Mount Disney. Reading this book you may hear Hannes Schrolls yodel and will remember your own halcyon days spent on the slopes of Sugar Bowl.

Skiing With Style: Sugar Bowl 60 Years

Sports & Outdoors

Humphries, Steve E.

Winter Sports

A complete activities guide for Lake Tahoe, Truckee and Carson Pass. First published in 1992 and now in its 5th edition with more than 30,000 copies sold. Packed full of activities to enjoy in this year-round recreation wonderland. Along with skiing and hiking, youll find adventures such as sled dog rides and parasailing, cruises on Lake Tahoe and activities just for kids at the casinos. It has everything you need to know for a weekend or a week at the Lake of the Sky and in the surrounding Sierra Nevada. Read about sixty restaurants and every one of the lakess thirty beaches. Find hikes to take or who gives fly-fishing classes. Every entry has detailed directions or addresses and telephone numbers.

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