Sports and Outdoors

Sugar Bowl Resorts launches its new terrain parks with Olympic-sized jumps for next level training.

For more than 30 years, Plumas Ski Club has taken a step back in time with its longboard races, where participants ski on long, wooden skis and in period dress, mimicking the miners who created the first ski races in the US 160 years ago.

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The former Tahoe Donner trail and open space manager, Christina Thayer, is now Washoe County’s first trails program coordinator. Her goal is that every neighborhood has access to trails within walking distance.

Horsewoman Kansas Carradine pushes boundaries in her industry, be it performing acrobatics with horses; riding a race unsupported across Patagonia; or combining emotional regulation with horsemanship.

Truckee resident Adam Kimble had never run a race until 2011, when he tackled his first half marathon. Three years later, he was running ultramarathons, and medaling. Now, he is a professional ultra runner obsessed with the sport. Enews excerpt: Truckee resident Adam Kimble had never run a race until 2011, when he tackled his first half marathon. Three years later, he was running ultramarathons, and medaling. Now he is a professional ultra runner obsessed with the sport.

For the next year, mountain bike riders won’t be able to ride the popular Donkey Kong (aka Jackass) trail, along with many other trails in the area, due to closures for a forest health and wildfire resilience project

Douglas Dale has practiced aikido for 50 years, and his studio, North Lake Tahoe Aikido, has co-hosted a seminar for fellow high-level instructors from around the world for over three decades.

Juggling is not just for clowns. It has many physical and mental benefits, such as increased eye-hand coordination and keeping the brain supple as we age to be able to continue to learn new activities.

Tahoe local Lily Bradley is making waves on the Freeride World Tour, but even more important to them than skiing success is making the sport and the outdoors more inclusive for queer athletes.