Early November Snow Forecast Analysis: Warm and Wet for PNW, Bone Dry for Intermountain West [arve url="https://youtu.be/TzuAIkDyt9k"] Clay Malott | October 30, 2020 Likes Tweets 0 Comments
Alex Honnold Smashes Record on Epinephrine, Red Rock, NV Motivated by the Late Brad Gobright Free Solo climber Alex Honnold just climbed Epinephrine, a classic 13-pitch 5.9 in Red Rocks, NV in 34 minutes and 51 seconds, smashing the previous record of 38 minutes and 15 seconds. Related: Alex Honnold Ties the Knot! Free Solo Climber Marries Sanni McCandless in Ceremony Officiated by Tommy Caldwell In a post on his social media page, Alex says […] Climbing CragBrains | October 29, 2020 2 Comments
Ski California Gold Pass: What’s Included? If you live in California or Nevada, you are gonna want to put this pass on your radar. The “Ski California Gold Pass” includes 32 mountains across both California and Nevada, covering the whole Tahoe area and some. Including big names such as; Sierra-at-Tahoe, Heavenly, Mt. Rose, Squaw Valley, Northstar, Mammoth, Big Bear, and Homewood just to name a few. You […] Industry News James Pulfer | October 6, 2020 0 Comments
Nevada’s First Meadery: Black Rabbit Mead Co. Introduces Honey-Based Libations to the Sierra Black Rabbit Mead Company is one of many new establishments in Reno, Nevada’s new Brewery District and they just happen to be Nevada’s very first producer of mead. “Mead is the world’s oldest alcohol,” says co-owner Wiliam Truce. “It’s made from honey and traditionally is like a dessert wine. However, we make ours more like a dry cider. Much of […] Industry News Galen Carrico | October 1, 2020 0 Comments
Nevada State Parks are “Fee Free” Saturday In honor of National Public Lands Day, all Nevada State Parks will be free of charge on Saturday September 26, 2020. The goal of Nevada Public Lands Day is to encourage all Nevadans to get out and explore their local sights and recreation areas, free of charge. The “fee free” Nevada Public Lands Day applies to park entrance fees, as […] Industry News Taylor Stephan | September 25, 2020 0 Comments
Cyclists Discover Human Skull on Trail in Lake Tahoe State Park The Carson City Sheriff’s Office is investigating after cyclists came across a human skull on the Flume Trail at Marlette Lake, NV within Lake Tahoe State Park on Sunday. Initial investigations suggest the skull had been exposed to the elements for some time. Related: Remains Found Turn Out To Be Japanese Man Once Held In Manzanar Camp in 1945 Carson […] SnowBrains | September 23, 2020 0 Comments
Mount Rose Ski Tahoe, NV | Looking Ahead to 2021 – What to Expect During the Upcoming Winter Mount Rose Ski Tahoe in Nevada updated their website this weekend to include how they’re planning for the upcoming season and what skiers and riders should expect. Of course, face-coverings and social distancing measures will be enforced. As per Nevada state regulations, restaurants will run at 50% capacity, and all-season the resort will be working with the industry and Ski […] Industry News SnowBrains | September 14, 2020 1 Comment
A Crowded Summer Season in the Tahoe Basin: By the Numbers Lake Tahoe area locals and business owners have been beyond frustrated for the past several months as tourists have inundated the popular summer (and winter) recreation spot that is home to many individual communities. Holiday weekends have always been busy during the summer but with people being forced outside in order to remain socially distanced, there was been some conflict […] Industry News Galen Carrico | September 3, 2020 6 Comments
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