Power Wheels Tahoe/Truckee is Amped About E-Bikes
E-bikes have hit the ground rolling in the Tahoe/Truckee area.
Trail Connecting Lake Tahoe to Reno Nears ‘Huge Milestone’
There and Back Again: A Cyclist’s Tale. The Tahoe-Pyramid Trail nears completion of its California section, a feat years in the making.
Change in Terrain
Revisiting the early days of the freestyle movement that brought terrain parks to the mainstream.
Hot Water, Cold Pools
Beautiful, enticing, and increasingly crowded, Yuba river's Emerald Pools have been in the crosshairs of heated tension, stemming from a Facebook thread gone hostile. What might the future of Emerald Pools hold?
A Backcountry Season to Remember (or forget)
All indications point to a growing interest in skipping the slopes in favor of hitting backcountry terrain as the pandemic inspires people to avoid crowds.
Local Kayaker Matches Women’s Waterfall World Record
On June 8, Carroll made a clean, 85-foot plunge off Metlako Falls on Oregon’s Eagle Creek to match current world record holder Christie Glissmeyer’s May 2009 descent of the same waterfall.
Burn, Baby, Burn
Although many structured sports are canceled or delayed because of COVID-19, there are still options to keep kids moving.
Why I Coach
Kara LaPoint may now be a professional triathlete, but she would never give up her job coaching the NTHS Nordic team.
It Is Not Winter Yet
The Donner Hare Scramble is a dirt bike race like no other and solidifies our region as a hotspot for the sport.
Climbing Ice Walls
Ice climbing in Tahoe may not be world class, but it offers more than enough challenges for local enthusiasts.