Lake Tahoe

Photo’s by Ryan Salm Words by Dane Shannon and Ryan Salm Skier – Dane Shannon Extra Special Thanks to Sara Mancuso, Lauren, Ellie, Ellen, Celine, Brooke, Lynn, Katie, Kendra, Janelle, … Read More

Another week with no precipitation in Tahoe, but for the most part backcountry skiing conditions held tough. This was one of those weeks in Tahoe where you probably didn’t ski … Read More

Photos by, Keri Oberly

From 14,000 feet on the Eastside, to an out-of-nowhere mini dump, it was another week in paradise for skiers and riders in the Sierra. We started the week with perfect … Read More

The words from an old Doors song seem most appropriate for this week’s report; “Waiting for the Sun”. That’s the name of the game right now. You know, I know … Read More

Don’t let this photo of Miles fool you. Juneuary is here, and there’s not much you can do about it except adapt to what’s out there and seek out some … Read More

We spent some time exploring the West Shore of Lake Tahoe today and found a peak that I don’t think has EVER been skied.  I’d love to tell you all where it is…but it’s already been classified as the Triple Secret Powder Location.  We’re very confident that no one has ever skied this peak/zone before.  So, yeah, we’re feelin’ pretty BadAss right now – as you can imagine.

Happy New Year and welcome to 2011. As we greet the another year Tahoe has seen about four new feet of fresh since Christmas and around 300 inches since the … Read More

When your body can’t take the huckfest known as Squaw Valley any longer – you go to the West Shore of Lake Tahoe and cool out for a day.  Easy climbs, perfect powder, and consistent pitch right back to your car make the West Shore a haven for pathetic, aging freeriders.  On any given day, you’ll see a number of these washed up pros claiming to still be “ripping it”.  But really they are tired, broken old men hanging onto false memories of proposed radness.  Hence, the West Shore lost pros club.  I’m currently vying for club entry.  This video proves it.

Did you feel the 3.6 magnitude earthquake that just hit outside of Carnelian Bay. We here in Squaw felt the rumble but I personally did not think much of it. … Read More