September 30, 2010 - The winter season is right around the corner, and soon the TRT will be under snow. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get out and enjoy it during the winter months. What should you do? That’s the focus of the TRTA’s October Speaker Series. Learn how to survive an avalanche, the tricks of winter backpacking and find out the inside scoop on cross-country skiing and ski skating from three local experts. Don’t miss these exciting presentations!
October 14th: “Cross-Country Skiing and Ski Skating” by John Cobourn of the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension. Join us for a lively discussion of cross-country skiing and snow skating and find out how these two seemingly distinct activities actually have a lot in common. Whether you’re an avid winter skier or interested in picking up a new winter activity, this talk is for you.
October 21st: “Cold Weather Camping” by Dave Hess, Outreach Specialist of REI, Reno. Cooler weather and shorter days should not prevent you from enjoying the Tahoe Basin during the winter months. Go with confidence knowing that you are prepared for all conditions. Join REI camping expert Dave Hess to discuss gear, clothing, personal comfort and safety considerations for your late season and winter adventures.
October 25th: “Avalanche Awareness and Safety” by Tim Farrar from the Slide Snow School. Are you ready to learn the decision making skills and methods necessary for traveling safely in avalanche terrain? Look no further than this fascinating talk delivered by expert Tim Farrar of the Slide Snow School. Travel safely this winter season and learn how to avoid the dangers of avalanches.
All presentations are FREE and will take place at the DWR Non-Profit Center from 6 PM – 7 PM at 948 Incline Way, Incline Village NV. Please RSVP to programs@tahoerimtrail.org or 775-298-0012.
For more information about the Tahoe Rim Trail Association, call (775) 298-0012 or visit www.tahoerimtrail.org. The Tahoe Rim Trail Association, founded in 1981, is a non-profit organization, which works to enhance, expand, and promote the Tahoe Rim Trail system, practice and encourage stewardship, and provide access to the beauty of the Lake Tahoe region. The Association works in partnership with the USDA Forest Service and Nevada State Parks.
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