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The Comprehensive SnowFest! Calendar of Events |
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Written by Tahoe World staff
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Tuesday, 26 February 2008 |
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SnowFest! packs hundreds of hours of fun into the next week and a half. Read this guide for the overview, then check out the events in more depth throughout the rest of the website.
FRIDAY, FEB. 29
Lakeside Gallery SnowFest! Retrospective & Art Exhibit
27 years is a very long time and much of the SnowFest! and Snow Festival Memorabilia have been lost and/or destroyed. Come join us for the fun and surprises of found items, pictures of your friends when they were much younger and goodness knows what we might find out you! Any donations will benefit the new “Healing Arts Scholarship Program.”
All Day
Lakeside Gallery
8636 N.Lake Blvd, Kings Beach
546-3135
33rd Annual Rotary Ski Challenge
Rotary Club’s largest ski challenge in the nation.
All day
Alpine Meadows Ski Area
 Snowfest Queen Coronation
Come see the Crowning of this year’s Queen in person! Girls compete against each other in 3 categories: ticket sales, community envolvement, and a final interview! Proceeds go to benefit local non-profit organizations that sponsor each candidate.
6:30 p.m.
Squaw Valley USA, Bottom of KT22 on the Plaza Deck
Squaw Valley USA Opening Night Celebration & Fireworks
Squaw Valley lights up the sky with fireworks, laser display, torchlight parade, Dj Music on the Sundeck Featuring the “Space Cowboys”& the Unimog! Rockin’ music to officially open the 26th annual North Tahoe Snow Festival! The festivities get going just before dusk. Presented by the Squaw Valley Business Association, and Squaw Valley USA
7 p.m.
Squaw Valley USA
On the snow at the base of KT-22.
Olympic Plaza’s Full House
Opening Night Party
The party gets started right after the Fireworks! Come into the Olympic Plaza for live music by Truckee Tribe, followed by the Space Cowboys. Website
7:30 p.m.
Olympic House/Plaza Bar, Squaw Valley USA
SATURDAY, MARCH 1
Jimmy Heuga’s Vertical Express for MS
Challenge the Mountain. Challenge Yourself. Change Lives! Put your boards to the snow and your money where your mouth is and help the Heuga Center in its mission to promote health and create hope for people living with multiple sclerosis.
Registration begins Sat, March 1 @ 8:30-10 a.m. @ Bar One. Cost: $1,000/teams of 3. Heuga Foundation.
All day
Squaw Valley USA
3rd Annual Diamond Peak
Vertical Ski Challenge
The contestant who skis or snowboards 45,000 vertical feet wins a very special prize! $10 entry.
All Day
Diamond Peak Ski Area, Incline Village, Nev.
Snowbomb Sick & Twisted Big Air Contest
The West Shore stop of the Toyota Sick & Twisted Freestyle Tour, presented by UnderArmour Performance. Big Air jumps for skiers and snowboarders of all ages and skill levels. Prizes from numerous event partners. also featuring the “Unimog w/ DJ Space Cowboys” slopeside!
All Day
$20 pros, $10 Amateur
Open to all ages and abilities.
Homewood Mountain Resort, West Shore
North Tahoe Firefighter’s Association Pancake Breakfast
Come join in this Family Pancake breakfast in downtown Tahoe City. Under 5 free, under 12-$4, 12 & above-$7
7-11 a.m.
Tahoe City Fire Station
SnowFest! Parade - Sponsored by Tahoe City Downtown Association
See Tahoe’s wackiest and wildest entries in the 2008 Winter Wonderland Snowfest! Don’t miss out on the biggest party in North Lake Tahoe.
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Downtown Tahoe City
Arrive early: Parking is limited and the main road is closed during the parade. Park on the edge of town and walk in.
“Paint the Animal” @ North Tahoe Arts Center
A FREE event for children! Kids receive a small flat wooden bear and acrylic paints to paint a bear any way they want to! Children of all ages welcome.
Noon-2 p.m.
Tahoe Art Center
380 N. Lake Blvd in Tahoe City.
Allison (530) 581-2787 or
allison @northtahoearts.com
Pete ‘n Peters Post Parade Party
Right after the parade!
The after-parade festivities start here. Come join in the fun. Drink specials and good times abound at this party. Long-time favorites, the Minnesota Winter Carnival’s “Vulcans” will return this year with a vengeance. 21 & over.
Noon-?
Pete & Peter’s
395 N. Lake Blvd in Tahoe City.
(530) 583-2400
Stohlgren Brothers’ Ice Cream Eating Contest
See if you can beat the reigning champion, who travels many miles to defend his crown. There will be different age categories.
1 p.m. (after the parade)
At the Tahoe City Fire Department
The Deep End “Tahoe Tots Disco Dance”
Bring the little ones and dance the afternoon away at the Deep End, Tahoe City’s under 21 Nightclub. Food and drinks provided. Parents with kids 6 and under welcome.
2-5 p.m.
The Deep End,
Lower floor, Lighthouse Center. Behind Safeway.
(530) 581-4363
Gar Wood’s Polar Bear Swim
A local’s and tourists favorite! Get wet and wild at the home of the Wet Woody with the 17th Annual Polar Bear Swim! Hundreds gather to watch brave souls swim in this race in Lake Tahoe in March! You can join them or, be a spectator from the sidelines while enjoying a Wet Woody!
2 p.m.
Gar Woods is located at 5000 North Lake Blvd in Carnelian Bay.
(530) 546-3366
American Eagle Outfitter’s free concert with Gym Class Heroes
Come join in on this “winter ski-themed spring break” with free performance by Gym Class Heroes. Other activities include the American Eagle Outfitter’s lounge with exciting giveaways, live DJ, as well as Adirondack chairs and fire pits for relaxing and warming up.
3 p.m.
Plaza Sundeck
Squaw Valley USA
(530) 583-6985
Last Tracks at Diamond Peak
Enjoy wine tasting and appetizers with a panoramic view of Lake Tahoe from the mid-mountain Snowflake Lodge … then ski down a freshly-groomed run just before sunset!
4 p.m.
$29 ticket includes food and wine.
Diamond Peak Ski Area, Incline Village, Nev.
(775) 832-1120
Village Pizzeria “All You Can Eat Spaghetti Feed”
Join us a “carb up” for the Great Race on Sunday.Come in with friends or family and see who can eat the most!
4-7 p.m.
$15 per person. Includes garlic bread and drink.
Village Pizzeria
Longs Center
Truckee
530-412-3504
Malibu Beach Bash
Malibu® flavored Rum is redefining the classic beach party with an unexpected twist on the when and where. Urban spaces will be dramatically transformed into a 10,000 square foot Caribbean beach party for a winter season tour - featuring a custom tiki-bar, cabana lounges and themed interactive experiences. Guests are invited to escape from the cold, check their boots at the door, slip into a pair of flipflops, and enjoy a vibrant Caribbean experience. Malibu will let loose the upbeat energy and carefree spirit of the Islands when the ambiance intensifies from sunset on the beach to a high-energy party into the night…
8-11 p.m.
Resort at Squaw Creek
(530) 583-6300
SoCo Girls’ Tile Stacking Competition
“Think you’re an expert Tile Stacker? Even if you’re an amateur, come out and compete against the SoCo girls for a chance to win great prizes. Drink Specials, Music and Fun! Sign up at Pete N Peters ASAP! Competition starts promptly at 8:30pm. Bring your “A” Game!”
8 p.m.
Pete N Peter’s
Tahoe City-across from Fire Station
395 N. Lake Blvd in Tahoe City.
(530) 583-2400
Tainted Love at Crystal Bay Casino
San Francisco’s hugely popular 80’s dance band rocks the Crown Room. Tickets available online or call (775) 833-6333
Door: 8 p.m.
Show: 9 p.m.
$17 advance/$20 day of show.
Crystal Bay Casino, Crystal Bay
(775) 833-6333
SUNDAY MARCH 2
Jimmy Heuga’s Vertical Express for MS
Challenge the Mountain. Challenge Yourself. Change Lives! The Heuga Foundation’s annual benefit chairty ski & snowboard rally and poker run. Two-day on-snow event includes mountain challenge and GS races. The Heuga Foundation promotes health and creates hope for people with Multiple Sclerosis. Heuga Foundation.
All day
Squaw Valley USA
Sierra Avalanche Center Fundraiser Day
Come meet and greet the avalanche forecasters. Raffle, prizes, equipment demos and more. Proceeds benefit the daily operations of SAC. More info:
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or sierraavalanchecenter.org
All Day
Homewood Mountain Resort
Base Lodge
“Live the Olympic Dream” with California State Parks
Experience the thrill of reliving the dreams and aspirations of Olympic athletes by joining in this interpretive tour of the 19060 Winter Olympic XC Trails at Sugar Pine Point State Park. Afterwards, view a special screening of “Flame in the Snow”. Approx 2.5 hours, for advanced beginners. Rentals (530) 525-9920 at West Shore Sports
9 a.m.
$6 Parking Fee. Event n/c
Sugar Pine Point State Park, campground side. Meet at trailhead.
(530) 525-7982
Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue’s “Great Ski Race”
A Snowfest cornerstone, the Great Ski Race is a XC race from Tahoe City to Truckee. Proceeds benefit Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue programs.
9 a.m.
Start: Tahoe XC - Tahoe City
Finish: Truckee
“Wacky Winter Bowling” sponsored by Tahoe City Downtown Association
Come see this Crazy Event as teams of kids and adults take off down the chute on saucers and try to knock down blow-up bowling pins! Event takes place @ the Tahoe City Golf Course behind Bank of America which will open that day for food and drinks @ 8am. ALL AGES WELCOME! Age groups are: 5-11, 12-17, 18 & Up. Prices vary by age group. Prizes for Wackiest helmet, Wackiest Attire & Bowling Winners in each group! Helmets required for ALL participants. Helmets available at event. Saucers provided. Register at visittahoecity.com, or call (530) 583-3348 at 9am on the day of the event!
10 a.m.
Tahoe City Golf Course
Behind Bank of America in Tahoe City
More info: (530) 583-3488
Tails by the Lake Doggie Agility Course
Head to Squaw Valley and watch the Doggie Agility Race, featuring K9 competitors on an agility course made of snow. Your dog will maneuver through a line of fire hydrants made of snow. Next he’ll run through a tunnel of snow, jump bone shaped hurdles and finish up over a snow made ramp. The agility course is nothing like you have ever seen! Prizes awarded to 1st, 2nd, & 3rd places. Proceeds to benefit the Humane Society
of Truckee-Tahoe. Gift bags to all participants from “Tails by the Lake”
Register: 11:30 p.m.
Event: Noon
$10 entry fee.
Village at Squaw Valley
Tails By the Lake
Tahoe City Golf Course’s “Dog Pull”
This Snow Festival favorite event takes on a new identity and entity this season with a new, all-ages friendly location. Come watch dogs of all sizes go over the snow with fun, weighted sleds. Food and drinks available on site. Registration 11 .am. Proceeds benefit the Pet Network.
Noon
Tahoe City Golf Course
Behind Bank of America
(530) 583-1516
Sunnyside Luau
This authentic Hawaiian luau features an all-you-can-eat buffet with great Hawaiian dishes, as well as some great drink specials. Proceeds benefit the North Tahoe High School Scholarship Fund.
5:30-10 p.m.
Sunnyside Resort 1850 West Lake Blvd, 2 miles south of Tahoe City.
(530) 583-7200
MONDAY, MARCH 3
Groomer’s Cup
Homewood’s classic Groomer’s Cup lives on the the fight for the title continues. Come cheer them on at Homewood in this always entertaining race.
2 p.m.
Homewood Mountain Resort West Shore
Jake’s Mardi Gras Party
This party is a New Orleans style evening featuring foods from the Crescent City, Hurricane Punches, Costumes and Live Music with The Beer Gardeners.
4:30-10:30 p.m.
Jake’s on the lake is located in the lakefront Boatworks Mall in Tahoe City.
(530) 583-0188
Monday Mayhem Party
“Come out and enjoy drink specials, giveaways and meet the gorgeous SoCo Girls. The mayhem begins at 8 p.m. Don’t miss this one!”
8 p.m.
The Bridgetender Tahoe City-across the bridge
TUESDAY, MARCH 4
Jake’s Mountain Aloha Tuesday
A regular and rockin’ Apres Ski fun evening at Jakes, featuring Mai Tai’s and all the fixins.
4:30-6:30 p.m.
Jake’s on the lake is located in the Boatworks Mall in Tahoe City.
Pete ‘n Peters Bar Game Olympics presented by Southern Comfort
Come join in the fun of Pool, Shuffle Board, and Dice! Teams of two play hard against their competitors to win the title of “Best Bar Olympic Team”! Dress in your “Best Olympic Team Garb” to win the Best Dressed contest as well. Sign ups start @ 6pm. Cash prizes for top 5! $20 Entry for teams of 2.
6 p.m.
21+
Pete ‘N Peters
395 North Lake Blvd. Tahoe City
(530) 583-2400
Crystal Bay Casino Presents - Tahoe North Comedy Night
Come see why Crystal Bay’s Comedy Club is getting great reviews, not to mention Crown Room
Notorious comedians! Hosted by Kristi McHugh, and co-headliner’s: Kermet Apio, Paul Ogata (winner of the SF comedy comp 2007), Mike Mancini & local guest spot with “Rowie” this is a must see show! Tickets available online at crystalbaycasino.com or call (775) 833-6333.
Doors open: 7 p.m.
Show: 8 p.m.
$10 advance/$15 day of show.
Crystal Bay Casino
Crystal Bay, NV.
(775) 833-6333
'80s Ski Movie - Warren Miller’s ‘Steep & Deep’
Come see the always crazy and fun Warren Miller film, followed by an '80s themed dance party! Come dressed in all your great 80’s garb!
9 p.m.
Tahoe Biltmore Casino
Crystal Bay, Nev.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5
3rd Annual Science EXPO
The Lake Tahoe School will be partnering with the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC) and Sierra Nevada College (SNC) to host this 3rd annual event. The theme this year is “Snow, Water, Ice, Earth” featuring interactive science experiments and demonstrations for kids ages 6-12, and their families. Some activities include Snow Survival Skills, Science of Water, Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice Demonstrations, Table-top Earthquakes, 3-D Visualization, Bubble-ology, and more. For info and directions, call (775) 881-7560 x7474.
3-7 p.m.
FREE admission includes ice cream cone!
Tahoe Center for Environmental Sciences
291 Country Club Dr.
Incline Village, Nev.
(775) 881-7560 x7474
Sunnyside’s “Fish Taco Night”
Gather round for this locals’ favorite. Half price fish tacos and draft beer specials.
4-9 p.m.
Sunnyside Resort
1850 W. Lake Blvd. 2 miles S. of Tahoe City.
(530) 583-7200
Wild Winter Wednesdays at the River Ranch
Drink and food specials, and Raffle with tons of prizes!
Proceeds to benefit Disabled Sports USA-Far West
4-6 p.m.
River Ranch Lodge
Alpine Meadows Rd & Hwy 89.
Pete & Peter’s Fastest Cocktail Server Contest presented by Southern Comfort
Come see your favorite “Servers” of all kinds battle against each through the crazy Obstacle course to win the title of “best” on the North Shore of the Lake! $10 entry
Cash prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd! Sign ups on site, ending midnight Tuesday.
6 p.m.
$10 entry fee
21+
Pete ‘N Peters
395 North Lake Blvd Tahoe City.
(530) 583-2400
THURSDAY, MARCH 6
Blue Agave’s “Indoor Olympics”
Come join in the fun of this indoor array of wild, fun games that includes Duck Pins, Miniature Golf & Darts. Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. More info call 583-8113.
6 p.m.
Blue Agave Restaurant,
Tahoe City
(530) 583-8113
Taco Feed & Pro Patroller’s Race
Support your Patrol team at the annual Pro Patroller’s Race. Paired with Homewood’s popular taco feed, you won’t want to miss this event.
6 p.m.
Homewood Mountain Resort
(530) 525-2992
Sol y Lago’s Fine & Funky Fashion Show
Come on in to see what all the craze is about the fashion shows that go on here! Followed by DJ music, this is where all the hot outfits get shown. People come out of the woodwork to see these fashions…
8 p.m.
Sol y Lago Restaurant
Top Floor, Boatworks Mall
Tahoe City
(530) 583-0358
FRIDAY, MARCH 7
Sierra Avalanche Center Fundraiser Day
Come meet and greet the avalanche forecasters. Raffle, prizes, equipment demos and more. Proceeds benefit the daily operations of SAC. More info:
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or sierraavalanchecenter.org
All Day
Sugar Bowl Base Lodge
Tricycle Races - Village at Squaw Valley
A hilarious race through the cobblestone streets of the Village at Squaw Valley in giant sized tricycles. Best times win! FREE EVENT! Website
Register: 2 p.m.
FREE!
The Village at Squaw Valley
Snowfest! Snow Sculpture Unveiling
Come see the final “Snow Sculpture” that has been being constructed all week long at the Beach by local resident Jeremiah Johnson and his crew of builders. The transformation of the snow into the “final sculpture” will be fun to see all week long, so make sure to stop by and watch!
TBA
Kings Beach
On The Beach
Java Hut “Winter Dodgeball Tournament”
Come experience dodgeballl like never before - outdoors, on the beach, in the snow! Dodgeball is known for it’s great team outfits, so don’t miss this exciting game. 12-16 teams. Proceeds benefit the Boys and Girls Club. For more info, stop in Java Hut in Kings Beach or call 530-546-0602.
Noon-5 p.m.
Java Hut
Beachfront, behind the Java Hut
8268 N. Lake Blvd.
Kings Beach
Mamasake Extreme Food Challenge
Come prepared to eat at this contest! The sushi-eating contest has expanded to include more “extreme foods”. The competitor who devours the most within the alotted time claims the top podium. Celebrity judges, giveaways and Master of Ceremony add to the festivities. Website
4:30 p.m.
Registration at 4 p.m.
Mamasake
Village at Squaw Valley
Bridgetender Rib-Fest
Come on in to enjoy gret ribs at the “BT” for this first ever Rib Fest. See what all the craze is about the BT’s awesome ribs.
4-7 p.m.
Bridgetender Bar & Grill
South side of Fanny Bridge in Tahoe City
(530) 583-3342
Kings Beach Stationary Night Lighted Parade
Come on down and view these great “lighted” floats, and enjoy some Hot Chocolate
From Java Hut, along with cookies and Treats provided by John & Julie of the Brockway
Bakery. Enjoy some treats and the great view at night at the Beach in Winter!
5:30-8 p.m.
Downtown Kings Beach
Tahoe Adventure Film Festival - Alpine Meadows
Showing segments and short films covering today’s most daring adventurers and extreme athletes in a variety of extreme sports. Doors open at 6:30 with live DJ music, Mexican Buffet, No Host Bar and Adventure Photo Slide show from 6:30 to 7:30. The main event starts at 7:30, and after party with more live DJ music, raffle and giveaways from 9:30 until midnight. Tickets are $15 including dinner, $7 for the show only. For more information and ticket purchase locations please visit www.skialpine.com or www.tahoefilmfestival.com. The proceeds are to benefit the Pacific Crest Trail.
6:30 p.m.
Alpine Meadows Main Lodge
Tahoe Biltmore presents a “Toga Party”
Come on dressed to impress in your toga, and enjoy the live music of “Public Eye” at t The Breeze Nightclub. Make sure you’re ready for this TOGA! TOGA! TOGA!
9 p.m.
Tahoe Biltmore
The Breeze Nightclub
Crystal Bay
Joe King Poker Tournament
This new event celebrates the legend of Joe King, who alledgedly acquired the land that is now Kings Beach, in a 1925 all-night poker game. Bring back the 1920s and try to become the honorary mayor of Kings Beach. Includes cash and prizes.
7 p.m.
Cal Neva Resort
Crystal Bay
SATURDAY, MARCH 8
Snowbomb’s Sick & Twisted Slopestyle Competition
Part of the Toyota Sick&Twisted Freestyle Tour. Experience the thrill of a competition slopestyle event - jumps, rails, boxes and more. Open to all ages and abilities. Prizes.
All Day
$20 pro
$10 amateur
Open to all ages and abilities.
Sugar Bowl Resort
Donner Summit
North Tahoe Recreation & Parks Commission Pancake Breakfast & Community EXPO
Come enjoy delicious pancakes served with sausages and fresh strawberries, coffee, milk, and OJ. All proceeds go to the NTPUD Youth Trust Fund which provides scholarships for local youth to take part in recreational activities. Also, pick up info from community non-profits at the EXPO.
Adults-$7, Children under age 3 - $3
8:30-10:30 a.m.
North Tahoe Conference Center Kings Beach
8318 N. Lake Blvd.
NTBA Kings Beach ‘Winter Community Parade’
Join in the fun as the North Tahoe crowd gathers for a colorful and festive parade through downtown Kings Beach from Bear Street to Chipmunk.
11:30 a.m.
Downtown Kings Beach
Lakeside Art Gallery Artists Reception
Celebrate 27 years of Snowfest! - our community’s premier festival. Join artists and community members for a gallery reception after the parade in Kings Beach. Meet and greet the artists and see all the memorabilia from Snowfest’s of the year’s past.
12:30 p.m.
Lakeside Art Gallery
Kings Beach.
(530) 546-3135
Caliente’s After-Parade Party
Come see what all the “heats” about Southwest South of the Border at the after parade party @ the new Caliente! www.calientetahoe.com. Enjoy the famous “chucacabras”, and all the “post parade” festivities, with promos, and lots of Fun by all!. Website
12:30 p.m.
Caliente! Restaurant
East end of Kings Beach. 8791 N. Lake Blvd.
(530) 546-1000
Last Tracks
Enjoy wine tasting and appetizers with a panoramic view of Lake Tahoe from the mid-mountain Snowflake Lodge … then ski down a freshly-groomed run just before sunset!
4 p.m.
Diamond Peak Ski Area, Incline Village, Nev.
(775) 832-1120
The Deep End’s “White Hip Hop Ball”
Come dressed in your best whites to honor SnowFest! Live DJ, Food. Under 21 nightclub. $15 cover includes music and food.
5-8 p.m.: Middle School Ages
8:30-Midnight: ages 14-20.
The Deep End
Lighthouse Center, behind Safeway, in Tahoe City.
(530) 581-4363
Crystal Bay Casino Snowfest Blues Summit
Live and rocking rhythm and blues in the Crown Room featuring Marcia Ball, and Roy Rogers and the Delta Rhythm Kings.
Tickets available online or call (775) 833-6333.
Doors: 7 p.m.
Show: 8 p.m.
$22 advance/ $25 day of show.
Crystal Bay Club Casino
Crystal Bay, Nev.
Blues Monsters in Concert - Tahoe Biltmore
The blues scene, Tahoe style, with good-time blues favorites the Blues Monsters.
9 p.m.
Tahoe Biltmore
Crystal Bay, Nev.
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
Snowbomb’s Sick & Twisted Big Air Festival
Don’t miss the Alpine’s stop of the Toyota Sick n’ Twisted Freestyle Tour presented by Under Armour Performance. A Big Air jump will be set up for skiers and snowboarders of all ages and skill levels to show off their stuff. Prizes will include gear from event partners - Burton, Dynastar/Lange, Roxy Snow, Superfeet, Moment Skis, Bern Helmets, POW Gloves, Porter’s Tahoe and Bad Boy Power Drinks.
All Day
$20 pro
$10 amateur
Open to all ages and abilities.
Alpine Meadows Ski Resort
River Ranch Snow Sculpture Contest
The final event of the festival, and one of the best. Twelve invited teams build snow sculptures and are judged for creativity, originality, and sculpting skills. Prizes are awarded. Live music, huge raffle, and plenty of food and drink finish out the event.
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Noon-5 p.m.
River Ranch Hwy 89 and Alpine Meadows Road
(530) 583-4264
California State Parks - Animals in Winter - Jr. Ranger Program
Where do animals go when the snow comes? How do they survive? Meet Ranger Heidi Doyle at the Sugar Pine Park office for an easy snowshoe hike out into the woods to look for animal tracks and duscuss the ecological adaptations of winter animal life. Bring
Snowshoes ($5 rentals @ West Shore Sports in Homewood: 525-9920)
1 p.m.
$6 parking.
n/c for event
Sugar Pine Point Park
West Shore
Tahoe Donner Association ‘I-dida-Run’
This Donner Party-themed dog pull race will pit dogs against dogs while pulling covered wagon sleds over a course. Held in a beautiful, safe environment, you can view from the adjacent pub or under the heaters on the deck.
1 p.m.
The Lodge Restaurant In Tahoe Donner at 12850 Northwoods Ave.
(530) 587-9424
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