Things To Do In Truckee

The Sierra Nevada is millions of years old and offers acres upon acres of unexplored beauty. The guides of Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours have only been in business since 1984, but they're doing their best to catch up. Every winter, they initiate newcomers into the area's austere beauty by leading adventures in and around the powdered landscapes of Lake Tahoe. On tours, groups of all ages wind through national forests on both groomed and fluffy powder trails, zooming through the mountains, across snowy meadows, and up to summits as high as 9,000 feet that overlook the lake. Along the ride, scheduled stops let riders explore the scenery, take photos, and leave their mark on the land forever by making a snow angel.

Designed by Bob Cupp, Grizzly Ranch is a 7,411-yard championship course. Featuring dramatic elevation changes, towering Ponderosa pines and crystal blue lakes, the course presents challenges for players of all levels.

Find delicious sandwiches at other American favorites at Past Time Club. The weekends are for going out for amazing combinations. Save the salad for the weekday and come grab a meal at Past Time Club. Past Time Club is great for families with kids. It is not uncommon for Past Time Club to feature live tunes or a DJ. Live tunes and a dance floor will keep you coming back for more. A relatively loud restaurant, this is not the place for a quiet night out. People tend to swarm the restaurant on Fridays and Saturdays, so be sure to reserve space for your party ahead of time. Past Time Club will even bring the amazing food from their kitchen to yours. null It's not the cheapest, it's not the most expensive, but it is the most delicious. Come to Past Time Club for a great bite. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all served at Past Time Club, so come by whenever it fits your schedule.

Serving a range of tasty food and drink, Blue Coyote Bar and Grill in Truckee will have you thinking about seconds (or thirds). Keep your diet in check at Blue Coyote Bar and Grill, a local restaurant with gluten-free and low-fat menu items. Ready for a drink to unwind? At Blue Coyote Bar and Grill, you can pair your meal with something from their full bar. No need to splurge on a baby sitter — tots will be right at home chowing down at Blue Coyote Bar and Grill. The restaurant's noise level can be somewhat straining on the vocal cords, so intimate get-togethers may be best enjoyed elsewhere. Always five minutes behind schedule? Pick up your food to go instead. Store your bike safely at one of the main bike racks near Blue Coyote Bar and Grill. Treating yourself doesn't mean breaking the bank, come taste the great dishes Blue Coyote Bar and Grill has to offer.

Grand Tahoe Charters' small-group tours lead passengers on intimate sightseeing ventures with the jagged mountains peeking on in the distance and Lake Tahoe's calm blue waters as the setting. On each trip, the crew captains the 36-foot mahogany Wild Goose II, which harkens back to the early 20th century when wooden boats were the main vessels on the scenic lake. The ship carries up to 12 passengers at a time, assuring that tours don't become overcrowded or that a baseball game could break out. While sailing, deck seating puts guest in the breeze under the sun or stars, or inside in the heated cabin. With many available cruises, such as the West Shore Dinner Cruise and the Sunset Cocktail Cruise along the Incline shoreline, Grand Tahoe Charters aims to entertain guests while showing them the many facets of Tahoe's natural splendor.

Each year, the SnowBomb Ski & Snowboard Festival steeps NorCal-powder addicts in gear, lift tickets, and mountain-ready swag, all offered for free or at discounted prices. Reps from area resorts such as Heavenly, Squaw Valley, Mammoth, and Bear Valley are on hand to dole out season passes and highlight their most recent facility improvements, such as faster lifts and more advanced yeti warning systems. Meanwhile, mountain outfitters such as Atomic and Burton show off this season's newest gear and winter sport shops such as Lombardi's, Ground Zero, and the Sports Basement offer discounts on repairs and equipment. Amid the flurry of excitement and demonstrations, local breweries and wineries pour their warming libations for festival goers schussing from booth to booth.