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10455 Lenelle Lane, Truckee – $439,000
Ideal location in Truckee in the lovely neighborhood of Prosser Lakeview Estates. This property is in excellent condition with new exterior stain, new interior paint, new carpet on stairs, woodstove was installed in 2013 and washer and dryer were recently replaced. Open living area has vaulted ceilings and great light, spacious kitchen has tile counters and floors.
Comfortable floor plan with two bedrooms downstairs and large, private master suite upstairs. Hot tub on deck is included as well as storage shed. Great location in Prosser with level access and just two blocks away from acres of trails off of East Alder Creek. Wonderful home for a full time residence or vacation get-a-way.
Property has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage. Home was built in 1992 and is approximately 1491 square feet. Priced at $439,000. Please call Lynn for a showing or any questions.
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Jenna Minnes the new owner of the Yoga Room in Tahoe City. Photo by Lisa Masser
Springtime is a good time to get back to yoga class. Many active Tahoe and Truckee folks attend yoga classes regularly, because it keeps them flexible and strong, while providing an awesome way to relax. But some of us who really could use the benefits of yoga tend to go through periods where skiing, biking, hiking or paddling is enough to keep us happy, and yoga falls by the wayside. This is probably not a good idea. In fact, the more we do all those other strenuous outdoor sports, the more we need yoga to counterbalance it’s effects. We need to get back to class and remind our bodies of it’s benefits.
Jenna Minnes the new owner of the Yoga Room in Tahoe City. Photo by Lisa Masser
Truckee Yoga:
Truckee is a hot bed of yoga. There are three great studios which provide a full spectrum of classes with top notch instructors. Special workshops and training programs are also available. Go to their websites then go to class.
Tahoe Yoga and Wellness Center.
tahoeyoga.com
Namaste Holistic Healing and Yoga Center
namastetruckee.com
Yoga Studio Tahoe
yogastudiotahoe.com
Tahoe City Yoga:
The Yoga Room in The Cobblestone in Tahoe City provides an eclectic mix of classes seven days a week. Long time Tahoe local yogi and massage therapist Jenna Minnes took over what was the Tahoe Yoga Institute a few months ago, and has been busy adding new classes and instructors. She has also been scheduling interesting workshops and events for the yoga community. It’s also the place to be during Tahoe City’s First Fridays.
yogaroomtahoe.com
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Kings Beach Yoga:
Check out The Lake Tahoe Wellness Center in Kings Beach which has a full schedule of classes seven days a week including aerial yoga and meditation.
laketahoewellnesscenter.com
Jenna Minnes the new owner of the Yoga Room in Tahoe City. Photo by Lisa Masser
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By Tim Hauserman
View of the east shore of Lake Tahoe from Mt. Rose Hwy. Photo by Tim Hauserman
This mild winter is allowing Tahoe athletes to take on challenges that are usually not in the cards for March. My latest was to ride my bike from Incline Village to the top of the Mt. Rose Highway. It’s only eight miles to the top, but with 2700 feet of climbing and a destination elevation of just under 9000 feet, it will certainly get your heart pumping.
Pick your spot to begin in Incline and make your way over to the roundabout at the intersection of Highway 28 and Highway 431 and start heading up Highway 431 towards Reno. While the route is a steady uphill the entire way, the grade is mostly manageable and the shoulder is wide and smooth. While many people drive this road regularly, taking it at bike speed gives you a new appreciation of what it has to offer. About a mile up you start seeing Incline Peak standing high above. I’m not sure why it’s not called Pyramid Peak, because it certainly looks like a pyramid from this angle. More climbing brings you to the lookout point where you will find one of the best spots to see Lake Tahoe. And after over 3 miles of uphill, you will be ready for a break to check out those views. Check out Diamond Peak Ski Area below you. It was strange riding in bike shorts and looking down on the skiers still making their way down the few remaining ribbons of white.
Meadow area along Mt. Rose Hwy.
Photo by Tim Hauserman
Now the ride starts to get steeper, but the views of Rose Knob Peak and Relay Peak are sublime. You know you are getting closer when at 7 miles you reach Tahoe Meadows, still covered in snow but going fast. Just past the 8 mile mark is the summit and your turn around point at the Tahoe Rim Trail Mt. Rose Trailhead. The truly ambitious can keep going towards Reno but the heavily traveled road is narrow, often with little or no shoulder, and unless you left a car at the bottom you will have to come all the way back up. The ride back to Incline is a steady, long downhill with a nice shoulder.
Tip: Bring layers. The temperature difference from huffing and puffing up the hill, and roaring back down is pretty substantial.
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