How a 1979 ascent near South Lake Tahoe changed rock climbing for future generations Sometimes rules should be broken—especially when ethics, standards and traditions slow the progress of an entire sport. Tony Yaniro illustrated just how valuable it can be to break rules when in 1979 he...
Through the wafts of cigarette smoke, the clinks of whiskey glasses and the inebriated squeals of a few straggling showgirls regularly employed at the Cal-Neva, it becomes apparent that Ty Cobb has a full house, while Howard Hughes leans on his two of a kind—both...
Volcanoes, glaciers and earthquakes formed Lake Tahoe...
The famed auto designer raced around the world, but part of his heart remained in Tahoe...
A remembrance of famed guide and climber Bela Vadasz...
The Tenth Mountain Division fought in WWII then came home to build the ski industry...
America’s most recognizable, and possibly the most valuable, wooden speedboat turns 75 this summer....
How one man lost the symbol of his family’s glory in Tahoe's depths and another achieved glory finding it...
John Muir’s letters offer insight into his time at Tahoe...
How one woman advanced the discipline of architecture and quietly embodied the Women’s Rights Movement ...