27 Sep Forging into the Future
Founded more than 50 years ago by a charismatic Austrian ski coach, Tahoe’s oldest blacksmith shop continues to build upon its reputation as the best in the business at an ancient craft...
27 Sep Yosemite Valley: The Switzerland That Never Was
From early-day aspirations to replicate the ski resorts of the Alps to its modern-day status as a forgotten world of snow-starved extreme skiing, Yosemite Valley boasts a storied history of winter sports...
27 Sep A Hut Above the Rest
The new Frog Lake ski huts bring modern prefab design to a stunning alpine setting...
27 Sep Michelle Parker: Choosing Her Own Line
From young phenom to big-mountain veteran, Tahoe talent Michelle Parker has found success by following her heart...
27 Sep A Merger That Was Meant to Be
After falling on hard times, Tahoe’s Sierra Nevada University joins forces with the University of Nevada, Reno—a transition that provides more hope than consternation...
27 Sep Hermann Goellner: Reflecting on the Career of a Freestyle Skiing Pioneer
Still fit and climbing rocks at age 78, Hermann Goellner in his prime was among a rare breed of freestyle skiing greats, performing fearless inverted tricks well before they became the norm...
27 Sep Sky Tavern: Bringing the Past Forward
This all-volunteer, 75-year-old Tahoe tradition is home mountain to multiple Olympic and World Cup ski champions, with big plans for the next quarter century ...
27 Sep Landscape Legacy
How a watercolorist influenced Reno’s art scene and generations of painters...
27 Sep It Takes a Village to Raise a Freerider
From the local contest circuit to the pinnacle of big-mountain competition, Ross Tester’s rise to elite status can be traced back to the deeply nurturing Tahoe ski community that raised him well...
27 Sep A Delectable Find Not Far from Home
The Lake House restaurant in South Lake Tahoe delivers upscale comfort food prepared by a master chef...
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