When Los Angeles resident Laura Joseph discovered her new second home in Incline Village had mold, it wasn’t possible for her to leave the city and deal with the issue in person. It also wasn’t necessary: Joseph simply called CURO Home, a second home maintenance...
Squaw Alpine payed tribute to the good l'times with the Retro Après Ski Party hosted by Jonny Moseley on December 30. Held in the Alpine Meadows Lodge, the event featured a retro ski outfit contest and classic beats from the '60s through '80s provided by...
Tahoe Quarterly supporters mingled with guests at the Alibi Ale Works Truckee Public House during TQ's Winter Issue Release Party on December 14. Tahoe Quarterly publisher Jared Swanson hands off a fine raffle prize—a brand-new Tahoe Longboard—to winner Karen Sessler, photo by Jeff Freeman Aja Cook-Ott, Marian...
The pros and cons of a future Reno–Tahoe Winter Games It’s a local myth that Tahoe’s development boom of the 1960s and ’70s—which radically reshaped the area landscape, endangered The Lake’s clarity and led to the creation of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency—was due to the...
One of snowboarding’s top talents is looking ahead to a future outside the pipe Danny Davis, photo by Gabe L’Heureux For someone who has lived his life in the snowboarding spotlight, Danny Davis seems utterly comfortable sipping coffee in a tucked away corner of downtown Truckee’s Dark Horse...
A roof collapse last winter triggers interest in Mount Rose’s funky old lodge Rosemount Lodge in winter 1957, photo courtesy the Vonderheide Photo Collection Reindeer Lodge, located on a horseshoe curve along Mount Rose Highway between the ski resorts and Reno, has seen much in its 60...
Historic Homewood cottages blend mid-century sensibility with fresh Tahoe vibe Characterized by its stately demeanor, the bald eagle is dressed in richly toned plumage punctuated with bright yellow irises. Mallards sport a mottled mix of grays and browns but have that most recognizable and slightly festive...
Nakoma Resort is much more than golf and Frank Lloyd Wright The two-year-old, 42-room Lodge at Nakoma was the first such amenity built in the Lost Sierra in more than a decade Forget the Frank Lloyd Wright clubhouse for a minute and the master’s architectural imprint. Put...
A mapmaker creates worlds from wood Growing up in the pre-GPS era, Joe Inabinett navigated to towns outside his Washington D.C. home relying on his road atlas. He’d study the giant paper pages, decoding the narrow, crisscrossing slivers of roadways as he plotted his way somewhere...
