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So, How Was Last Winter after Slow Start?

By Mark McLaughlin.
Another Tahoe winter is history, and it was a strange one in many respects. The 2008 water year does not officially end until September 30 (the historic low-point for water flow and reservoir storage in the Sierra Nevada), but the rainy season is essentially over.

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Rain Varnish for Snooty

By Steve Brandt.
Late every spring wooden boats mosey out of hibernation and sprout in the slips of the marinas clinging to the edge of the big, blue lake in the sky.

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Bike in May on Emigrant Trail near Truckee

By Tim Hauserman.
One of the Tahoe-Truckee area's favorite mountain bike rides is along the Emigrant Trail. It is also one of the first trails in the area to melt out. By mid-May it is usually in tip-top condition, although rain can wash out a few spots making the ride rocky and difficult in places.

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Dreams & Schemes for Using Lake Tahoe Water

By Leo Poppoff.
Before Anglos came on the scene, water levels in Lake Tahoe were much lower. The lake level couldn't exceed, by more than a few inches, the lake's natural rim at 6,223 feet above sea level, even in wet years. Low water levels were determined by various drought conditions.

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Hike in May to Emerald Bay

By Tim Hauserman.
Most of us have put away our skis and are ready to find some dirt trails to play on. The problem is that many trails are still covered with snow. If you know where to find them, however, a few trails are open and ready to go, and this month is a great time to visit them.