Tahoe Donner Summer Fun Guide 2016

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Adults: $35Kids 7-12: $15

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Table of Contents2 USING THE AMENITIES

3 REGISTRATION INFO

Publ ic Amen it ies 4 BIKEWORKS

6 EQUESTRIAN

9 ALDER CREEK ADVENTURE CENTER

10 GOLF COURSE

13 TAHOE DONNER CAMPGROUND

14 RECREATION PROGRAMS

Pr ivate Amen it ies 18 AQUATICS

22 POOLS

24 BEACH CLUB MARINA

28 DAY CAMPS

32 TENNIS CENTER

36 TRAILS

40 TROUT CREEK REC CENTER

38 EVENTS CALENDAR

44 AMENITY MAP

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DESPERADOTRIBUTE TO THE EAGLES

KENNY METCALFAS ELTONAN ELTON JOHN TRIBUTE BAND

HOLLYWOOD U2TRIBUTE TO U2

EVOLUTIONA JOURNEY TRIBUTE BAND

Adults: $35Kids 7-12: $15

6 and under: FREEAdd $5 to all ticket

prices day of the event

2016 TAHOE DONNER ASSOCIATION. RATES AND SCHEDULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. FOR THE MOST CURRENT INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT TAHOEDONNER.COM.

PUBLISHING INFORMATIONThe Summer Fun Guide is a supplement to Tahoe Donner News (ISSN 1550-6061), the official monthly publication of Tahoe Donner Association, which is located at 11509 Northwoods Blvd., Truckee, CA 96161. Each membership parcel receives one subscription to Tahoe Donner News mailed to a domestic address. Additional subscriptions are $25 each. Cost to produce and distribute this publication is offset by advertising revenues. Periodicals postage paid at Truckee, CA and additional mailing offices.

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Ready, set, summer !When it comes to recreation, it’s

pretty hard to beat Tahoe Donner. With an outdoor activity to suit just about everyone, Tahoe Donner’s many amenities, events and programs offer up fun for the entire family. Want to cool down in the water? Head to the Beach Club Marina or one of our pools. Rather be on terra firma? Check out our new fat bikes or hit the trails on foot. Time to learn something new? Sign up for an archery lesson through our Recreation department. Prefer to swing a golf club or a tennis racket? Check. And if you haven’t met our horses yet, it’s high time you ‘git along over to our Equestrian Center to say howdy and take a ride.

And after you've worked up an appetite, The Lodge Restaurant & Pub, Pizza on the Hill, and our new Alder Creek Café offer a variety of menu offerings. Grab a quick bite or take your time savoring your meal overlooking the golf course.

Whatever your choice of recreation, get out there and enjoy your Tahoe Donner summer!

US ING THE AMEN IT IESEach property is entitled to as many

as four member ID cards for quali-fied individuals and may purchase up to four additional member ID cards for qualifying family members. Your member ID identifies you as a member and affords you access to the private and public amenities at the member rate (where applicable). Each property is also entitled to a maximum of two transferable guest cards for use by property owner’s guests to gain access

to the private amenities, where guest access fees will apply. Up to four guests may gain access on a single transferable guest card

RECREAT ION FEEUpon payment of the annual rec-

reation fee, a member and any other eligible members associated with that membership are granted access to the Beach Club Marina, Northwoods Pool, Trout Creek Recreation Center, Tennis Center (and Snowplay Area during the winter season) without having to pay the daily entrance fee. The 2016 – 2017 recreation fee is $270 and is valid from May 1, 2016 to April 30, 2017. The recreation fee can be purchased at the Member Services office at Northwoods Clubhouse or at the front desk of Trout Creek Recreation Center.

DA ILY ENTRANCE FEEThe entrance fee for the private

amenities for members without a paid recreation fee, including Trout Creek Recreation Center, Northwoods Pool, the Tennis Center, and the Beach Club Marina, is $6 for members and $8 for guests. The guest rate is always $8 per person for ages 7 and above, regard-less if the recreation fee is paid on the property. The amenity access policy is available online at tahoedonner.com/member-services. For more informa-tion, contact the Member Services office at 530-587-9400, ext. 0.

MEMBERS REFERS TO TAHOE DON-NER ASSOCIATION HOMEOWNERS. GUESTS REFERS TO GUESTS OF TAHOE DONNER HOMEOWNERS (CARD REQUIRED AT THE POINT OF PURCHASE). PUBLIC REFERS TO ALL OTHER CUSTOMERS.

IMPORTANT!

When registering for pro-grams, please take careful note of the age level require-ments for each program and make sure that your child is eligible to attend that pro-gram. The age requirements are established for the safety and well-being of your

child. Age requirements are enforced as of the first day of the session in which your child is registered. If a child is found to be registered for a program that he/she is not eligible for, his/her registra-tion will be cancelled and no refund will be given. There will be no exceptions for children’s ages for day

camps. All children must be potty-trained to attend any camp. Children in pull-ups will not be allowed to attend camp.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Many cancellations and/or changes must be made 14 days prior to the first

day of the session for which you are registered, and a processing fee of $10 per program will be charged. No refunds will be given for cancellations and/or changes made within the cancellation window. Please be sure to check the cancel-lation policy prior to signing up for any program.

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Reg ister Onl ineDay Camps, Aquatics, Equestrian

and other events and programs: All registration is now open and filling fast! See the details below and follow the steps for member or guest reg-istration. Questions? Call Member Services at 530-587-9400, ext. 0, or email [email protected]. Dur-ing business hours (8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Daily), you may even conduct an online chat with our staff at tahoe-

donner.com.

MEMBER REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR ALL SUMMER PROGRAMS

» STEP ONETo register as a member, each par-

ticipant must be identified on your Tahoe Donner profile, even if they are 6 or under. You may add mem-bers to your profile at the Member

Services office, located in North-woods Clubhouse, open from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. daily. Please note: If your child turns 7 prior to registration this year, you may be required to pay the applicable member fees for them to be considered a member.

» STEP TWOGo to tahoedonner.com/shop and

create your login. To do so, you will need to enter your name and member ID number exactly as they appear on your member ID card. If you went through the registration process last summer, your login should be the same. Both previous and new users should log in and make sure that all members you may have added appear on your profile.

» STEP THREEDuring your checkout process you

will receive links to waiver forms that will need to be completed and

submitted to Tahoe Donner. Links to the waiver are also included online at tahoedonner.com (see aquatics, day camps, and equestrian registration pages).

GUEST REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR ALL SUMMER PROGRAMS

» STEP ONETo register as a guest, you must

obtain either a transferable guest card ID number or a member card ID number.

» STEP TWOGo to tahoedonner.com/shop and

create your login.

» STEP THREEDuring your checkout process you

will receive links to waiver forms that will need to be completed and submitted to Tahoe Donner.

REG ISTRAT ION INFORMAT ION

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BIKEWORKSRentals & RepairsSEASON + HOURS

Friday, May 27 - Monday, Sept. 5 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., daily

Friday , Sept. 9 – end of the month

Friday – Sunday, 9 a.m – 6 p.m.

HOW TO REACH USWe are located at the new

Alder Creek Adventure Center at 15275 Alder Creek Road,

Truckee, CA 96161.

530-582-9694 [email protected]

FEATURESBike rentals, guided rides, kids camps, repairs, new and used bike sales, bike

parts, clothing and accessory sales.

Go for a Spin in Euer Valley!Looking for something fun to do with

weekend guests? Rent some bikes and explore the area! Tahoe Donner offers bike rentals and guided rides on our extensive trail system, with easy access into the picturesque Euer Valley.

Guided RidesGuided rides are available for $20 per per-

son. These rides last between 1.5 and 2 hours, and are available daily at 10 a.m. or 1 p.m. Route choice is based on the fitness and skill level of the group. We will explore the trails at Tahoe Donner while providing tips and instruction along the way. Rentals are avail-able for a separate cost if needed. Book online at ShopTD or contact us for reservations or more information.

Kids CampsWe’re continuing our very popular kids

mountain bike camps this summer. They are open to kids ages 10 to 14 who can ride a bike for 1.5 hours at a time. Please contact us for options for older or younger kids. We will focus on providing a fun, safe environ-ment where kids can improve their general

Fees* BIKE RENTALS HOURLY HALF DAY FULL DAY

Giant full-suspension mountain bikes** $17 $49 $82

All other bikes** $12 $34 $57

Trailers and trail-a-bikes** $8 $21 $34

Helmet (without bike rental) n/a n/a $10

REPAIR PACKAGES

BASIC TUNE-UP: $69 Includes checking and tightening all fasteners, adjusting brakes and shifting, minor wheel true, adjusting hubs and head-set, and chain lubrication.

COMPLETE OVERHAUL: $129 Includes all items in basic tune-up plus full bike and drivetrain cleaning, stripping and repacking headsets, hubs, and bottom bracket.

FLAT FIX: $8 + TUBE Don’t want to get your hands dirty? Bring your flats to us and we’ll have them fixed in just a few minutes.

OTHER REPAIRS: Come on in for an estimate. We can handle repairs from the simple adjustments up to building a complete custom bike. Most repairs will be ready the following morning. Quick fixes can be done while you wait. The shop labor rate is $69 per hour. Parts are not included in any repair rates.

*Members receive a 10 percent discount on bike rentals. **Helmets are included with all bike rentals.

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mountain biking skills while exploring the trails of Tahoe Donner. Our guides have years of experience teaching kids to become better riders.

Our two-day camps run from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays and Sundays. They will be offered every weekend from May 28/29 through September 3/4. Cost for the camp is $90 per child.

Want more than just a weekend? Week-long camps run from 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday. They are available starting on June 20, July 4, July 18, August 1, and August 15. Cost for the camp is $220 per child.

Rentals are available for a separate cost if needed. Contact us for reservations.

Kids ProgramsThis season, we are trialing a kid’s mountain bike program. This

program will offer a chance for kids to work with the same guide over several weeks. This is a great program for kids who are thinking about joining the new race teams that will be competing in the brand new Nevada/Eastern Sierra high school mountain bike league. The first session will be from April 27 until May 27. The program will run on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. $200 for the 10 ses-sions. (Minimum of five kids to hold program. Ages 9-18) We will add summer/fall sessions based on demand from spring program turnout.

bike like a girl at Tahoe Donner This summer, the Tahoe Mountain Bike Like A Girl team will be

leading free afternoon rides just for women. Plan to meet in the parking lot at the Alder Creek Adventure Center at 5:15 p.m. and be ready to ride by 5:30 p.m. This is a great ride in the Euer Valley area for women of all ages and abilities. Don’t miss this opportunity to ride with a great group of ladies riding for a good cause. These rides are scheduled for June 13, August 9, August 23, and September 6. The June ride will have a special treat of being led by Katerina Nash and other local pro riders. (Donations to the Breast Cancer Fund, Bike Like A Girl, and Truckee Trails will be graciously accepted at all these rides.)

The national Bike Like A Girl team will be joining Tahoe Mountain Bike Like a Girl in leading two camps for girls of all ability levels. These clinics will run from 9 a.m. till noon and run for three days. June 29, 30, and July 1 will be for girls aged 8-10 years old. July 20, 21, and 22 will be for girls aged 10-12 years old.

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BikesOur bike fleet is stocked with a variety of Giant brand bikes

from road bikes, comfort bikes and hard tails to the latest full-suspension mountain bikes. We have a full array of options for families, including bikes for kids, trail-a-bikes and trailers for little ones. We sell and replace more than a third of our fleet each season, and this season’s new bikes are highlighted by more than 25 brand new Giant mountain bikes.

Due to popular demand, we carry several women’s bikes includ-ing the Giant Lust full-suspension mountain bike and the Giant Tempt front-suspension mountain bike. In addition to the always popular Giant Trance and Stance lines of men’s full-suspension mountain bikes, we also have a few other front suspension models, such as the Giant Talon, Revel, and ATX models.

We’ve also added Framed Minnesota series fat bikes to our rental fleet this year. These bikes do great on sand or snow, and are also a lot of fun just to ride the trails.

If you are thinking about buying a new bike, you can try out the latest models on an actual ride and not just in a parking lot. We can then order you a brand new bike and generally, we’ll have it ready for you in just a few days. All of our bike sales come with free 30-day and one year tune-ups. Our experienced bike mechan-ics are also happy to help get your own personal bike tuned up and ready for your next ride.


EQUESTRIANCenter

SEASON & HOURSSaturday, June 18 – Sunday, September 25

(Conditions permitting.) TRAIL RIDES | Wednesday – Sunday

9 a.m. – 4 p.m., last ride leaves at 3 p.m.

BOARDING | Open DailyJune 1 – September 30

HOW TO REACH US15275 Alder Creek Rd.

Truckee, CA 96161530-587-9470

[email protected]

FEATURESTrail rides

Pony rides

Horsemanship Camps

Private Lessons

Boarding

Saturday Night BBQs and other special events

Retail shop in the Alder Creek Adventure Center

Come explore the Euer Valley by horseback

View forests and high mountain meadows filled with wild flowers. Catch a glimpse of the local wildlife; a deer with her young, a bear hunting for grubs or a hawk circling in the sky. Join us for a Saturday night BBQ and indulge in a customized gourmet burger while you watch the kids play dress-up, roast marshmal-lows or take a swing at the piñata. Young or old, Tahoe Donner Equestrian Center offers a wide variety of services and activities for our visitors.

Tra il R idesOur experienced wranglers and trail-wise

horses will take you on a ride through high mountain forests and upland meadows or down into the lush Euer Valley full of wild flowers, grazing cattle and icy cold mountain streams. Stands of quaking aspen, willows,

FREE EVENT ! MEET AND GREETEquestrian Center staff and horses will be on hand to welcome you to the 2016 summer season. Join us for compli-mentary hot dogs, cold drinks, s’mores, games and prizes. Enter the drawing to win a trail or pony ride and collect your favorite horses' trading cards. Say hello to your old equine friends and meet some new ones.

DATE: FRIDAY, JUNE 17

TIME: 5 – 7 P.M.

RESERVATION AND CANCELLATION POLICY | Reservations are required for all rides. We do not accept reservations or cancellations by email. To make a reservation, call 530-587-9470. If you get our voicemail, please leave your name and number. Your call will be returned promptly. A credit card number is required to secure all reservations. Please note that there is a 24- to 72-hour cancellation policy depending on the type of ride or event you have signed up for.

ONE-HOUR RIDES

DAYS AND TIMES: WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY 9:00 A.M

TO 3:00 P.M., BY RESERVATION ONLY

AND BASED ON AVAILABILITY.

COST: MEMBERS $49, GUESTS $54,

PUBLIC $59

TWO-HOUR RIDES

AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST, PLEASE CALL 530-587-9470 FOR MORE INFORMATION.COST: MEMBERS $98, GUESTS $108,

PUBLIC $118

pines and fir, and thickets of manzanita are home to the wild life of the High Sierra. Cali-fornia black bears, mule deer, chickarees and red-tail hawks are frequently spotted during rides. The chatter of squirrels, the whir of a quail’s wings as it flees into the brush, the occasional scream of a hawk along with the whisper of wind in the trees all blend into a background of natural music punctuated with the hoof beats of your mount. You’ll sway in the saddle, relaxed, the sun warm on your shoulders; for a brief hour or two taking a break from the electronic world. The only


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communication devices needed are the reins guiding your horse.

Trail riders must be at least 7 years old and 4 feet tall. Our weight limit is approximately 215 pounds. These are scenic walking rides in western saddles and are offered upon avail-ability. Reservations required with 24-hour cancellation policy.

Pony R ides30-minute pony rides are available for

children ages 2 - 6 weighing 60 pounds or less. Reservations required with 24-hour cancella-tion policy.

DAYS: WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY,

TIMES: 9 A.M. – 3 P.M.

COST: MEMBERS $24, GUESTS $29,

PUBLIC $34

Saturday N ight BBQOur Saturday night BBQ is a family favorite

and sure to delight the young and young at heart. Our guests join us at 5 p.m. for a fun filled evening of games, crafts, contests, dress up and delicious food. New this year, we will offer a staff lead pony ride for ages 2-6, for children weighing 60 lbs or less. You can play a game of cornhole, horseshoes or try your hand at throwing a rope. Bring the camera and get pictures of the family at the dress up and photo station. After dinner the kids can take a swing at the piñata and then compete in the hunt for the golden horseshoe. A family water balloon toss finishes off the evening.

The regular BBQ menu includes hot dogs, veggie burgers and hamburgers cooked to order and personalized with your favorites from our extensive topping bar. Bacon, sautéed mushrooms, cheddar, Swiss and bleu cheeses, avocado, pineapple, chili, and veggies. Baked beans, salads, cake or pie and campfire s’mores round out the menu. Reservations required with a 72-hour cancellation policy.

2016 BBQ SCHEDULE:

DATES: JUNE 25, JULY 16 AND AUGUST 6

TIME: 5 – 7:30 P.M.

COST AGES 13 AND UP: MEMBERS $34,

GUESTS $39, PUBLIC $45

COST AGES 7 – 12: MEMBERS $17,

GUESTS $20, PUBLIC $25

COST CHILDREN 3 – 6: $10

CHILDREN AGES 2 AND UNDER: FREE

Ask us about private BBQs; great for reunions, birthdays, conventions and other special events!

Pr ivate Fam ily Euer Valley

D innerCome join us for a beautiful horseback

ride down into the Euer Valley with up to six members of your family or friends. The evening includes a horseback ride into the scenic portrait that is the Euer Valley. Tie up the horses to sit and take in the beauty of the valley while enjoying a catered cowboy dinner. This event is based upon availability and by reservation only. Offered on select dates from 3:30-6 p.m.; maximum six people. Please call for more information.

Cowgirls and Cockta ilsOffered on select Fridays, cowgirls and cow-

boys are invited to gather for an early evening trail ride followed by beer, wine and appetiz-ers. Enjoy a meandering trail ride through highland meadows and forests and then relax, nibble on appetizers and sip a frosty beer or glass of wine. It’s a great way to kick off the weekend.

TIME: TRAIL RIDES WILL BE 5 - 6 P.M.

FOLLOWED BY DRINKS AND APPE-

TIZERS, 6 - 7 P.M. THIS EVENT IS FOR

ADULTS AGES 21 AND UP.

DATES: FRIDAYS, JULY 1, JULY 29,

AUGUST 19, SEPT. 2 AND SEPT. 23.

COST: THE COST IS $65 PER PERSON

($55 FOR TAHOE DONNER ASSOCIATION

MEMBERS).

Pancakes and Pon ies Bring the little ones and join us for a fun

Saturday morning event. Enjoy a hearty break-fast of pancakes, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, coffee and juice, followed by a pony ride. You can come out for breakfast only, or join both the breakfast and the 15-minute pony ride. We require a minimum of 5 participants and a maximum of 20. For children ages 2-6. Please make a reservation by calling (530) 587-9470

DATES: SATURDAYS, AUGUST 13, AUGUST

27, SEPTEMBER 3, AND SEPTEMBER 17

TIME: 9-11 A.M.

COST: $35 WITH PONY RIDE, $15

BREAKFAST ONLY

BOARD INGWe offer long and short term boarding

throughout the summer. Reservations are required. All boarding includes twice-daily feeding of grass and/or alfalfa hay and daily watering and cleaning. For special feeding instructions or more flakes of hay there will be an added fee of $4.00. For more information, call (530) 587-9470.

MONTHLY PADDOCK COST PER MONTH: MEMBERS $399,

NON-MEMBERS $549

TEMPORARY BOARDING

COST PER NIGHT: MEMBERS $19, NON-

MEMBERS $34

COST PER WEEK: MEMBERS $99, NON-

MEMBERS $169 (STAY IS SIX NIGHTS

WITH DEPARTURE ON SEVENTH DAY.)

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PR IVATE LESSONSOne hour, one on one instruction with a

private lesson instructor. Private lessons are offered weekends only from 9:00-3:00 p.m.

MEMBER $69, GUEST $79, PUBLIC $89

HORSEMANSH IP CAMPSOur equestrian day camps are for ages 8 to

14. These are half-day, week-long riding camps for groups of four students with a two-to-one student/teacher ratio.

Each student has his or her own horse for the week. Students will learn the fundamen-tals of horsemanship, safety and riding skills. Grooming, tacking, arena work, trail riding, bathing and a horse show on Friday are all part of the curriculum. All camps are open lev-els for beginner through intermediate riders.

Morning and afternoon sessions are offered each week. Morning session 9:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m or afternoon session 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

2016 HORSEMANSHIP CAMPS OFFERED:

SESSION 1: 6/20 - 6/24

SESSION 2: 6/27 - 7/1

SESSION 3: 7/4 - 7/18

SESSION 4: 7/11 - 7/15

SESSION 5: 7/18 - 7/22

SESSION 6: 7/25 - 7/29

SESSION 7: 8/1 - 8/5

SESSION 8: 8/8 - 8/12

SESSION 9: 8/15 - 8/19

V IS ITOR INFORMAT IONPROPER ATTIRE: All visitors should wear long pants and close-toed shoes. We do not permit sandals, Tevas or flip-flops on the grounds. Wear sensible clothing that you won’t mind getting a little dusty. Tennis shoes are acceptable for trail and pony rides. We don’t recommend hiking boots because they tend to get caught in the stirrups. Sunscreen and mosquito repellent are recommended and can be purchased in our retail shop.

HELMETS: Helmets are mandatory for all riders under the age of 18 and are strongly rec-ommended for those 18 and older. Helmets are provided free of charge. Riders may bring their own certified riding helmet if they wish.RETAIL SHOP | Open seven days a week, our souvenir shop carries Breyer model horse toys, tee-shirts, hats, sweat shirts, sunscreen, insect repellent, water bottles and an assortment of basic horse accessories.

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Alder CREEKADVENTURE CENTER

Expanded cuisine selections • Made to order lunches Grab-and-Go Items • Beer, Wine, and small plates served in the bar Fridays and Saturdays Fresh, organic and locally sourced when possible

Hours vary; seetahoedonner.com

Refuel With Delicious, Healthy Homemade Food at the Alder Creek Café

TAHOE DONNER G IV ING FUND "BACK TO THE LAND" D INNER

Please join the Tahoe Donner Giving Fund for a sumptuous farm-to-table dinner, themed “Back to the Land,” at the Alder Creek Adven-ture Center on June 18. Food for the dinner will be sourced through the Tahoe Food Hub, ensuring that it was grown or raised locally. Keynote speaker John Svahn, of the Truckee Donner Land Trust, will provide an historical perspective of Crabtree Canyon and Carpenter Valley (see page 38 for more details).

Reservations: farmtotabledinnertdgf.brownpapertickets.com.

ANNUAL MEMBERS ' BBQ AND EXPO : JUNE 26

It's an anniversary year at Tahoe Donner and you are invited to celebrate our 45th! Immediately following the annual membership meeting at Northwoods Clubhouse on June 26, join us for the members' BBQ and expo up at the newly completed Alder Creek Adventure

Center. Come check out the new facility, learn about what's going on this summer, grab a burger or dog, play some games, and mingle with your neighbors.

DATE AND TIME: JUNE 26, 12 P.M.

LOCATION: ALDER CREEK

ADVENTURE CENTER COST: FREE!

CORNHOLE TOURNAMENTS It's the ultimate backyard BBQ game and

we've brought it to Tahoe Donner! Test your skills at our two tournaments this summer. This fun bag toss game is similar to horse-shoes, but with wooden boxes. There will be prizes for each individual tournament plus an overall champion. A BBQ dinner will be offered on these evenings. For more informa-tion, see tahoedonner.com/rec-programs.

DATE/TIME: AUG. 12 AND AUG. 26, 6 P.M.

LOCATION: ALDER CREEK

ADVENTURE CENTER

COST: $5 PER INDIVIDUAL, INCLUDES

ONE DRINK (BBQ ADDITIONAL)

S IERRA CREST TRA IL RUN : AUGUST 6

The Sierra Crest 30 and 50k is an exciting point-to-point trail run that takes advantage of some of the Truckee/Donner Summit region’s best single track. The courses offer scenic views of some of the Northern Sierra’s most stunning terrain, including the Euer Valley, Frog Lake Cliffs, Summit Lake, Castle Peak, and other incredible peaks of the Sierra Crest.

Registration closes Saturday, July 29 at 11:59 p.m. More details: ULTRASIGNUP.COM

With the debut of the Alder Creek Adven-ture Center last November, this year marks the first summer season the facility will oper-ate for equestrian and mountain biking activi-ties, plus a few special events as noted here. Additionally, our Alder Creek Cafe is serving up fresh, nutritious fare using organically grown ingredients. Join us this summer!

TRUCKEE EL'S RUNN ING W ILD FUN RUN : MAY 21

Come out for Truckee Elementary's Run-ning Wild Fun Run. There will be a five-kilo-meter, 10-kilometer and fun one-mile obstacle course race on the trails near the Alder Creek Adventure Center. Open to all ages. Registra-tion and packet pick up from 7:30-8:30 A.M. on race morning. 10K race starts at 9 am, 5K race starts at 9:30 am and 1-mile obstacle course starts at 10:30 am. This event is a fundraiser for Truckee Elementary School. Registration: HTTPS://ENDURANCECUI.ACTIVE.COM/

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EQUESTR IAN AND B IK ING HUB W ITH CAFE AND EVENTS


Season & HoursFriday, May 13 - Sunday, Oct. 23

7 a.m. - 7 p.m., daily (conditions permitting)

How to Reach Us12850 Northwoods Blvd. Truckee, CA 96161 530-587-9443 [email protected]

Features18-hole championship course, private

lessons and group clinics, driving range,

short game practice facility, a fully

stocked golf pro shop, and Taylor Made

golf club rentals.

Black 7,002 | rating: 74.2; slope: 137

Black/Silver 6,747 | rating: 73.3; slope: 132

Silver 6,562 | rating: 72.4; slope: 130

Silver/Green 5,947 | rating: 70.3; slope: 126

Green: 5,580 | rating: 72.3; slope: 138

(ladies)

Green/Blue 5,278 | rating: 70.6; slope: 132

(ladies)

Blue 4,997 | rating: 68.9; slope: 127 (ladies)

Dr iv ing Range Open daily May 7 through mid-October (Conditions permitting)

May 7 - 14: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

May 15 - June 21: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.

June 22 – Aug. 30: 6:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Aug. 31 – Sept. 27: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Sept. 28 - close: 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

On Tuesdays, the range closes 30 minutes early due to maintenance and on Wednesdays, the range opens at 9 a.m. due to maintenance. Last bucket is 30 minutes before closing.

Tokens for the ball machine may be purchased at Trout Creek Recreation Center or at the pro shop. If you'd prefer the convenience of a debit card, range cards are also available at the pro shop.

Driving range balls are the property of Tahoe Donner Association and are not to be taken from the driving range or surrounding area.

GOLF Course AND Dr iv ing Range

Drive into SummerThe Tahoe Donner Golf Course is one of the premier public golf courses in the High Sierra.

This 18-hole, 7,002-yard par-72 championship golf course is located on 200 acres of pristine Sierra landscape with towering pines featuring stunning views and meandering creeks, granite rock formations, elevation changes and greens so consistently pure they have been recognized as the “Best Greens in the Tahoe Region.” Tahoe Donner Golf Course is a true mountain course where golfers can enjoy the peace and quiet of the natural surroundings for an incredible value.

Food and beverage options include on-course beverage cart service, the recently remodeled T-9 Grill at the turn, our Golfers' Happy Hour in The Pub, or table service at the Lodge Restau-rant & Pub. Golfers will also enjoy our pro shop with an extensive retail selection, which was also recently remodeled and expanded.

FEES We offer a variety of green fee rates for

members, guests and public, as well as season passes, multi-play packs and daily play rates. Daily play prices vary by season, as well as time of day. We also offer many specials throughout the season. Visit tahoedonner.com/golf for the most current information on prices and specials.

RESERVAT ION POL ICY All tee times must be guaranteed with a

credit card. Cancellations or reductions to the number of players reserved must be made 24 hours prior to the tee time. If this requirement is not met, you will be charged the original reservation price. MEMBERS | Tahoe Donner members may make golf reservations up to 14 days prior to desired reservation date, starting at 5:30 p.m., by using ForeTees, an online golf reservations

system exclusive to Tahoe Donner homeown-ers, or by calling the reservations hotline at 530-587-9440. A link to ForeTees is available through the Tahoe Donner golf website at tahoedonner.com/golf. For all other reserva-tions or questions, call the pro shop at 530-587-9443. Member ID cards must be presented when checking in. Members are allowed to reserve two tee times per day. One advance reservation per Tahoe Donner property owner is allowed on holiday and weekend mornings.GUESTS | Guests must check in with a mem-ber or have a transferable guest card. PUBLIC | Call 530-587-9443, 12 days prior to the desired reservation date. GROUP OUTINGS | For groups of 10 or more golfers, please contact our group sales represen-tative Bill Haley at [email protected] or by calling him directly at 530-582-9643. Special group rates with even more savings apply until June 19 and after Sept. 7!


2016 CL IN IC SCHEDULEAll of our golf professionals here at Tahoe

Donner Golf Course believe that teaching must be personalized. Each golfer has his or her own goals, abilities, limitations, personal-ity, and current concept of how to make a golf stroke. The art of teaching the game of golf is in the ability to connect with a player of any level by interpreting and communicating valid concepts in a way that is interesting, easy to understand, and achievable. We have a great team of golf professionals — we are here to help!

Clinics are approximately one hour and run from June 6 through Aug. 28. All clinics are $20 per student. Watch your weekly emails or check our website for updates or any changes. Please check in with the pro shop prior to the clinic.

PUTT ING AND CH IPP INGMONDAYS, 12 P.M. | This session covers the basic principles of putting and chipping. Meet at the putting green in front of the golf shop.

P ITCH ING AND BUNKER PLAYWEDNESDAYS, 12 P.M. | No need to fear these important shots; get ready to impress yourself on just how easy it can be! Meet at the short game area in front of golf shop.

Full Sw ing – Irons

and Hybr idsFRIDAYS, 12 P.M. | Proper swing funda-mentals are key ingredients to making solid contact with irons and hybrids. Meet at the driving range, lower level.

FULl Sw ing – fa irways

and woodsSATURDAYS, 12 P.M. | In this clinic we will discuss and implement swing thoughts for your fairway woods and your driver. Meet at the driving range, lower level.

DROP- IN CL IN IC SUNDAYS, 9 A.M. | Is there a part of your game that’s troubling you? Do you need a quick tune-up? Then this is the clinic for you! Meet at the driving range, lower level.

JUN IOR CL IN ICSUNDAYS, 12 P.M. | Ages 6 to 13. Meet at the driving range.

PR IVATE LESSONS All Tahoe Donner PGA golf professionals

are available for private lessons throughout the season. For more information on private lessons, call the pro shop at 530-587-9443.

JUN IOR GOLF SCHOOLGet your Tahoe Donner junior golfer pre-

pared for the course. These golf schools are designed for 8- to 14-year-olds. Junior players will learn full swing, putt, chip, pitch, rules and etiquette. On the third day, we will play golf on the course. Please bring your own golf clubs, as the golf course has limited sets avail-able. Call the pro shop at 530-587-9443 to sign up. Also, there will be a series of daily junior golf clinics during the week of June 30-July 4. Please check with the pro shop for specific dates and times.

DATES: JUNE 20-22, JUNE 27-29, JULY 11-

13, JULY 18-20, JULY 25-27, AUG. 1-3

DAYS: MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY

TIME: 8 - 10 A.M.

COST: $150, DOES NOT INCLUDE CLUBS

OR BALLS

DRESS CODE AND ET IQUETTE We are delighted to welcome you to the

Tahoe Donner Golf Course and know your round will be more enjoyable when you join us in observing a few minimal standards and core values. We strive to provide a premier club setting appropriate to the relaxed mountain

GOLF EVENTS FOR 2016 !GLOW GOLF FAMILY FUN: Bring the family and join us for dinner at The Lodge Restaurant & Pub, then head out for our putting and closest to pin contests. We’ll supply the glow golf balls and will have prizes for the winners! Sorry, no carts. Dinner, golf, and prizes included: June 11 and September 3.

TD SOCCER GOLF: It’s a cross between soccer and golf and it’s quickly becoming a new trend across the country! Our version will be held on a nine-“hole” course on the driving range. No clubs needed, but don’t forget your soccer balls. You can play twice if you wish! Please, no soccer cleats. Don’t miss this fun family event: July 6.

Watch your emails and check our web-site for additional details.

GOLF | continued on page 12


lifestyle and we appreciate our patrons choosing to dress in a respect-ful manner befitting the surroundings and quality of the Tahoe Donner Golf Course. We value the respect our members and guests have for each other and for the atmosphere of the course environment. PROPER ATTIRE | Women may wear a sleeveless blouse with a collar or a collarless blouse with a shoulder section at least three inches wide. Tank tops are not acceptable. The lengths of tailored shorts or skirts are to be no shorter than five inches above the knee. Men must wear a col-lared shirt at all times. A mock collar is acceptable.PACE OF PLAY | Approximately four and a half hours is sufficient time

to complete a round of golf at Tahoe Donner under most circumstances. Your place on the course is behind the group in front of you—not in front of the group behind you.THE OPEN HOLE COURTESY | When an entire hole opens ahead of your match, you are expected to invite a faster group behind you to play through.FOUR CORNERSTONES OF GOLF ETIQUETTE | Play ready golf, remove all broken tees from the teeing ground, replace all divots and cover with sand mix and repair all ball marks found on a green.

Two Truckee locations:11403 Brockway Road, 530-587-668110115 Donner Pass Road, 530-550-8800 www.MountainHomeCenter.com

An amazing massage. A private retreat. Family time. A starry night.With a Hot Spring spa you can soak up these special moments all summer long and for years to come. Visit our showroom to view the latest Hot Spring Spas. Our sales professionals will help you choose the size, model and features perfect for your family. Free local delivery, professional installation and excellent customer service.

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MEN ’S CLUBOpen to all male members age 18 and over. Membership includes

tournament eligibility, Wednesday skins games and NCGA member-ship/handicap.

DUES: $90 PER YEAR ($75 RENEWAL FEE)

CONTACT: PAT GEMMA, [email protected]

WOMEN ’S CLUBOpen to all female members age 18 and over. Membership

includes tournament eligibility, Tuesday morning Ladies Day and PWGA membership/handicap.

DUES: $90 PER YEAR BY NOV. 30;

$100 PER YEAR ON OR AFTER DEC. 1

CONTACT: BETTYE CARMICHAEL, [email protected]

WOMEN ’S 9-HOLERS CLUBOpen to all female members age 18 and over. Membership

includes tournament eligibility and Thursday morning 9-hole golf.

DUES: $55 PER YEAR BY DEC. 31;

$60 PER YEAR ON OR AFTER JAN. 1

CONTACT: MARYANNE BOWERS, MARYANNEBOWERS@

HOTMAIL.COM

JUN IOR GOLF CLUBOpen to all members age 17 and under. Membership includes

tournament eligibility and Thursday afternoon golf outings.

DUES: $10 PER SEASON

PLUS $15 WEEKLY 9-HOLE GREEN FEES

CONTACT: JEAN LAI, [email protected]

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530.587.7525530.587.7525

SEASON & HOURSFriday, June 10 - Sunday, Sept. 11 OFFICE HOURS | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., daily

HOW TO REACH US13813 Alder Creek Road Truckee, CA 96161 530-587-9462 For reservations, even during the off season, please email [email protected] and we will get back to you shortly.

Get AwayTucked along the banks of Alder Creek in Tahoe Donner, Tahoe

Donner Campground is the perfect place to escape. Loaded with amenities, the campground has everything including tent and RV sites with electricity, water and hot showers. Campers can enjoy volleyball, Ping-Pong, horseshoes and more, plus free Wi-Fi access for those who still want to stay connected to the outside world. The campground’s location makes hiking easy. With convenient access to the Emigrant Trail and Tahoe Donner’s own extensive trail system, exploring the Sierra Nevada wilderness is just steps away. From a relaxing getaway to a High Sierra adventure, our campground is the place for you.

RESERVAT ION AND CANCELLAT ION POL ICYReservations are required. Visa, MasterCard or American Express is

required to make a reservation. The campground is available for public use. Member and guest rates are available upon presentation of a Tahoe Donner member ID card or a transferable guest card when checking in. Stays are limited to 28 consecutive days and cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance of a reservation. In the event of a no-show, the fee for a one-night stay will be charged to your credit card. For the enjoy-ment of all guests, our dog leash law is strictly enforced.

RATES MEMBER GUEST PUBLIC

Tent campsite $22 $29 $31

RV campsite with hook-ups

$32 $42 $44

Group campsite $105 $120 $135

Additional vehicle (per night)

$5 $5 $5

Pets (per animal, per night, 2 dog maximum)

$5 $5 $5

Wood (per bundle) $5 $5 $5

Sewer (per day, limited number of hook-ups)

$5 $5 $10

Dump station (non-campers)

$5 $10 $10

MONTHLY RATES MEMBER GUEST PUBLIC

Tent campsites $409 $479 $519

RV campsites with hook-ups

$599 $699 $749

Campsite rates do not include a 10% Nevada County/Town of Truckee Transient Occupancy Tax or a 2% Truckee Tourism Business Tax. All rates subject to change. Please visit tahoedonner.com for the latest rate schedule and more information.

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RECREATIONEvents & Programs

Season & HoursRECREATION HUT AT

NORTHWOODS POOL

Friday, June 17 – Sunday, Aug. 14

Daily | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monday, Aug. 15 – Sunday, Sept. 4

Weekends only | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 5

9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

How to Reach UsTahoe Donner Association 11509 Northwoods Blvd. Truckee, CA 96161 530-582-9646 [email protected] tahoedonner.com/shop to

register for recreation programs.

Recreat ion Reg istrat ion Registration opens for members at 8 a.m.

on Monday May, 2, and on Monday, May 9

for guests. Register online at tahoedon-

ner.com/shop. Registration is required at

least 48 hours in advance for all recre-

ation programs. Events and programs are

subject to cancellation due to conditions

and/or insufficient registration. Notifica-

tion of cancellation will be made 24 hours

in advance. For more information, contact

our Rec Hut at 530-582-9646.

Play. Compete . Have Fun .

There’s not a moment of boredom in Tahoe Donner! Check out our programs and special events that are guaranteed to keep you entertained all summer long. For more information, registration or to check in, go to the Recreation Hut located at the Northwoods Pool. Or you can visit us at tahoedonner.com/rec-programs for a list of free events, including movies and musical performances.

FREE EVENTSSUMMER K ICKOFF CONCERT DATE AND TIME: JUNE 25, 6 - 8 P.M.

Bring a blanket and picnic or join friends for a pizza dinner from Pizza on the Hill while enjoying live music outside Northwoods Clubhouse.

TR IV IA N IGHTDAYS/TIME: THURSDAYS, 6:30 P.M.

THROUGH JUNE 9

Test your knowledge and win prizes! At Pizza on the Hill. Trivia Night will start up again after Labor Day. Event will be cancelled if insufficient participation by 7:15 p.m.

B INGO N IGHTDAYS/TIME: MONDAYS, 6:30 - 8 P.M.

Free! Enjoy Monday night bingo on the lawn outside Northwoods Clubhouse. Bring a blan-ket, enjoy a pizza from Pizza on the Hill, and play for fun prizes. No Bingo will be held on July 4.

SEASON: MONDAYS, JUNE 20 (SEASON

KICKOFF) TO AUG. 29 (GRAND FINALE)

FAMILY MOV IE N IGHTDAYS/TIME: FRIDAYS, 6:30 P.M.

Free! All movies are rated G OR PG. Bring your favorite pillow and blanket to North-woods Clubhouse, kick your feet up and enjoy

both classic and new movies. Please call the Recreation Hut at 530-582-9646 or Member Services at 530-582-9400 to find out what’s playing!

BOCCE BALL Make Bocce a summer tradition on our four

courts located behind Northwoods Clubhouse. Members and guests may check out sets for free at the Recreation Hut. Note: Bocce courts are reserved for league play and grooming from 3 p.m. until dark on Tuesday evenings.

SAND VOLLEYBALLBump! Set! Spike! Get out and enjoy yet

another summer sport here in Tahoe Donner! Check out our sand volleyball court behind Northwoods Clubhouse. Members and guests can play on the court and check out volleyballs for free. For more information, drop by the Recreation Hut, adjacent to Northwoods Pool between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

HORSESHOESFree! Stop by the Recreation Hut any day

between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to check out our horseshoe sets at no charge. The pits are located behind the Northwoods Clubhouse.

BOCCE SETS, VOLLEYBALLS AND HORSESHOES MAY BE CHECKED OUT

FROM PIZZA ON THE HILL AFTER 5 P.M.


recreat ion programsARCHERY CL IN ICS

For kids age 7 and up. Includes a basic safety/skills clinic followed by friendly competition and games. Preregistration and payment is required at least 48 hours in advance by going online to tahoedonner.com/shop or calling the Rec Hut. Subject to cancellation in case of inclement weather. SEASON: JUNE 17 - SEPT. 4 | DAYS: FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND

SUNDAY | TIME: 10 - 11:30 A.M., 12:30 - 2 P.M | WHERE: THE

RECREATION HUT | COST: MEMBERS $10, GUESTS $12

PR IVATE ARCHERY LESSONS For up to three people. Available Monday through Thursday. Lesson

registration must be made 48 hours in advance by calling the Rec-reation Hut at 530-582-9646. Private lessons will not be held during regular clinic times (see above.) COST: $30 PER HOUR, $10 PER EACH ADDITIONAL PERSON

ARCHERY EQU IPMENT RENTALSRent bows and arrows by the hour. Renters must be 18 years or older.

Completion of a safety checklist and waiver are required. Equipment will not be available for rent during clinic times or during private lessons. COST: MEMBER $9 PER HOUR, GUEST $11 PER HOUR,

NO RENTALS AFTER 4 P.M.

GEOCACH ING Love orienteering? We do too! Come try your luck at finding treasure

hidden around Tahoe Donner. Check out a GPS unit from the Recreation Hut, preloaded with our special waypoints, varying from easy to difficult. All waypoints lead to a treasure box filled with trinkets from other orien-teers. Leave a trinket, take a trinket! Great fun for the whole family.

WHERE: THE RECREATION HUT | COST: GPS RENTAL $10 PER DAY

K IDS N IGHT OUT Kids ages 4 - 9 are invited to an evening of games, dinner, arts and

crafts, our Friday Night Movie and even a bedtime story. Parents can enjoy a night out while our trained staff looks after your little ones. Space is limited. Preregistration and payment is required 48 hours in advance by going online to tahoedonner.com/shop.

DAY: FIRST FRIDAY AND THE THIRD SATURDAY OF EVERY

MONTH | TIME: 5 - 9 P.M. WHERE: NORTHWOODS CLUBHOUSE

COST: MEMBERS $20, GUESTS $25 RECREATION continued on page 16

RECREAT ION ADVENTURE DAYS (RAD)Participants meet at the Rec Hut for a day of adventure! Drop

off your kiddos for a day full of activities such as creek exploration, archery, nature hikes, geocaching, crafts, games and more! It will be RAD! Activities vary by day. Preregistration strongly encouraged but drop-ins welcome. Kids are required to bring a lunch, snack and water bottle, and wear sturdy shoes and dress in layers.

AGES: 7 - 11 | COST: $45 PER DAY MEMBERS; $50 PER DAY

GUESTS (10 PARTICIPANTS MAXIMUM PER DAY)

u EXPLORE AND DISCOVER DAY

MONDAYS, JUNE 20 – AUG. 15 (NO CAMP ON JULY 4) 9:30 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. 9:30 A.M. – CHECK IN, CRAFTS AND GAMES 10:30 A.M. - DEPART FOR OUR TD ADVENTURE HIKE 1:30 P.M. - ARRIVE BACK AT NORTHWOODS CLUBHOUSE 1:45 P.M. - GEOCACHING ADVENTURE

3 P.M. - BEAVER POND HIKE

u LAKE, CREEK AND POND ADVENTURE DAY

WEDNESDAYS, JUNE 22 – AUG. 17 9:30 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. 9:30 A.M. - CHECK IN, CRAFTS AND GAMES 10 A.M. - CREEK AND CRITTER EXPLORATION 11 A.M. - DEPART FOR DONNER LAKE 3 P.M. - ARRIVE BACK AT NORTHWOODS CLUBHOUSE

3:15 P.M. - BEAVER POND HIKE

u MARKSMANSHIP ADVENTURE DAY

FRIDAYS, JUNE 24 – AUG. 19 9:30 A.M. – 4:30 P.M. 9:30 A.M. - CHECK IN, CRAFTS AND GAMES 10 A.M. - FIELD GAMES: BOCCE, HORSESHOES, CORNHOLE 12:30 P.M. - ARCHERY CLINIC

2:30 P.M. - LASER RIFLE CLINIC

RECREAT ION LEADERSH IP ACADEMY Calling all individuals ages 14 and up: Do you enjoy outdoor recreation

and teaching others? Are you looking for a job in the recreation field? If so, the Tahoe Donner Recreation Leadership Academy is the place you need to be. This course will give you the skills needed to guide and instruct all lev-els of participants in the most popular recreation activities in our industry.


Training will include learning to guide beginning to intermediate hiking excursions, beginner level bouldering, rock climbing and belaying excur-sions. Candidates will also receive theory and practical training in work-ing with children, teens and adults while learning to lead activities rang-ing from archery to hikes to field games. Upon successful completion of this training course, participants will receive a completion certificate as well as the American Red Cross certification in Wilderness and Remote First Aid. Recreation Leadership certification or other equivalent quali-fications are required for all Tahoe Donner recreation staff. Prerequisite: Current certification in CPR/AED. Attendance at all scheduled class sessions required for certification. Note: If you are hired onto the Trout Creek Recreation staff and fulfill your season commitment, your course fee will be refunded less a $35 materials fee. Apply at tahoedonner.com.

DATES: SATURDAYS MAY 28, JUNE 4 AND 11 FROM 9 A.M.-5 P.M.;

SUNDAY JUNE 5 AND 12 FROM 9-5 P.M.

COST: $150 MEMBERS; $175 GUESTS/PUBLIC

ADULT AND PED IATR IC F IRST A ID/CPR/AEDThe American Red Cross certification in adult and pediatric first

aid/CPR/AED not only prepares you to respond in an emergency but is a prerequisite for several courses and employment opportunities in

Tahoe Donner and elsewhere. We will cover basic resuscitation tech-niques for adults, children, and infants and practice those skills so that participants are knowledgeable and fluent.

DATES: THURSDAY MAY 26, 3 – 8 P.M.

COST: MEMBERS $65, GUESTS $75

BOCCE LEAGUEFor seasoned competitors, rally your team for this summer’s Tahoe

Donner Bocce League. Bocce ball courts will be reserved exclusively for league play during the times below. In case of inclement weather, make-up dates will be scheduled. Contact 530-582-9646 or email [email protected] for more information or to sign up.

DATES: TUESDAYS, JUNE 21 – AUG. 23, 3:00 P.M. UNTIL DARK

COST: $120 PER TEAM

ROCK CL IMB ING A challenging and fun morning of rock climbing with professional

guides on Donner Summit. All levels welcome, from first-timers to experienced climbers. All equipment provided. A minimum of five people required to hold the clinic; 15 person maximum.

DATES: SATURDAYS, JUNE 25, JULY 9, JULY 23, AUG. 6,

AND AUG. 20 | TIME: 9 A.M. - 12:30 P.M.

COST: $45 PER PERSON

SUMMER CONCERT ON THE

GREEN - TWO CONSECUT IVE

N IGHTS !We’re stepping back a couple decades this year with two nights of classic tunes per-formed by four different tribute bands. First,

remember the songs from the Eagles and also Elton John, and the next night, sing along to favorites from U2 and Journey. Our tree-lined driving range has a gentle slope, so bring the whole gang and prepare for a rockin’ and nostalgic evening under the stars. Food and drink will be available on-site, or bring your own picnic. Low back chairs only, please. Tickets on sale now! See tahoedonner.com for more details and to purchase. Don’t wait – these events will sell out!

DATES: FRIDAY, JULY 2: KENNY METCALF

(ELTON JOHN'S EARLY YEARS) AND

DESPERADO, EAGLES TRIBUTE BAND.

SATURDAY, JULY 3: EVOLUTION, THE

ULTIMATE TRIBUTE TO JOURNEY, AND

HOLLYWOOD U2, TRIBUTE BAND

FOR U2.

TIME: DOORS 5 P.M.; CONCERT 6 P.M.

WHERE: TAHOE DONNER DRIVING

RANGE

COST: $35 ADULTS, $15 AGES 7-12, FREE

6 & UNDER. ADD $5 DAY OF EVENT.

FOURTH OF JULY PARADEFree! Support Tahoe Donner, the Town of Truckee and, of course, our freedom. Check out Tahoe Donner’s parade entry and cheer us on to victory.DATE: MONDAY, JULY 4, TIME: 10 A.M.

WHERE: DONNER PASS ROAD/DOWN-

TOWN

SUMMER FINALE MEMBERSHIP BBQCome on out to the driving range for summer's last hurrah! Enjoy live music, three-legged races, potato sack races, a slip n slide, BBQ and more, plus a movie on the grass after the sun sets.

DATE: SEPT. 4, TIME: 1 P.M. – 9 P.M. |

WHERE: TAHOE DONNER DRIVING

RANGE | COST: ENTRY IS FREE, FOOD A

LA CARTE

FALL FEST IVALJoin us for the seventh annual Fall Festival, one of our biggest events of the year! There’s something for everyone at our harvest festival from arts and craft vendors, our annual dog-gie dip, seasonal beer offerings, the pumpkin patch, a carnival area for kids with arts, crafts, games and food.

DATE: OCTOBER 8

TIME: 11 A.M. - 5 P.M.

WHERE: NORTHWOODS CLUBHOUSE

COST: $15 FOR AN UNLIMITED WRIST-

BAND OR PURCHASE TICKETS A LA

CARTE FOR $1 PER TICKET

SPEC IAL EVENTS AT TAHOE DONNER

RECREATION | continued from page 15


TRUCKEE THURSDAYS SHUTTLE

Love going to Truckee Thursdays? We do too! Catch our free shuttle every Thursday, all sum-mer long. And now, you can grab a bite to eat or a drink from our food truck which will operate out of the Trout Creek parking lot on Thursdays throughout summer!

DATES: THURSDAYS, JUNE 9-AUG. 18; SEE SCHEDULE

ONLINE AT TAHOEDONNER.COM. FOOD TRUCK TO SERVE

STARTING AT 4:30. | WHERE: TROUT CREEK PARKING

LOT | COST: FREE SHUTTLE! FOOD PRICES VARY.

RENT OUR OUTDOOR MOV IE SCREEN FOR YOUR OWN PARTY OR EVENT !

Our staff will set up, operate, and break down. Call the recreation supervisor at 530-582-9646 for more details.

COST: $400 FOR THREE HOURS OF

USE; DELIVERY FEES MAY APPLY.

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HOW TO REACH USMailing Address Tahoe Donner Association 11509 Northwoods Blvd. Truckee, CA 96161 P 530-582-9627 F 530-587-0947 E [email protected]

Swim Club Come out for a lunch-hour swim

workout! Geared toward adult intermediate-level swimmers, workouts are 45 to 60 minutes in duration and will incorporate drills for all strokes, kicking, and pulling. Each class will cater to the participants’ individual skill levels with emphasis on stroke develop-ment, goal achievement and the art of fitness swimming. Instruction in stroke technique and refinement can be provided. Participants with specific goals will be given specialized activities to facilitate progress toward that goal.

WHERE: TROUT CREEK REC CENTER

DAYS: TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS

TIME: 11:30 A.M.

COST: MEMBERS $10*, GUESTS $14*

Water Aerobics Our water aerobics classes focus on cardio-

vascular conditioning using interval segments and target beginner/intermediate levels.

START DATE: JUNE 20

DAYS AND TIMES: MONDAYS, WEDNES-

DAYS AND FRIDAYS AT 9 A.M.

SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AT 9:30 A.M.

WHERE: TROUT CREEK REC CENTER-


AQUA ZUMBA® Enjoy a fun cardio workout while you

move to the Latin beat! Aqua Zumba® is a safe, effective, and challenging water-based workout that integrates the Zumba® formula

and philosophy into traditional aqua fitness. Don't be fooled—this is a challenging aqua class. The moves are intense. Aqua Zumba® is especially effective for individuals who require a low-impact workout. All fitness levels welcome!

DAYS: MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS

DATES: MON., JULY 1 - FRI., AUG. 12*

TIME: 11:45 A.M. - 12:45 P.M.



*NO CLASS WILL BE HELD ON JULY 4,

A MAKE UP CLASS WILL BE HELD ON

WEDNESDAY, JULY 6.

SWIM TEAM: TIGER SHARKS The Trout Creek Tiger Sharks, Tahoe Don-

ner’s recreation swim team, is in its eighth season! Come join us for fun and fitness developing core skills in all four racing strokes.

Participants must be 6 to 15 years old and able to complete the skills equivalent of a level 5 swimmer or higher. Please note: a minimum enrollment of five participants per session is required. Workouts may be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. Enroll for four weeks in one summer and get a team swim cap!

DAYS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY

TIME: 8:30 - 9:30 A.M.


COST: MEMBERS: $53 PER WEEK

GUESTS: $65 PER WEEK

DROP-IN FEE: $15

SESSION 1: JUNE –20-24

SESSION 2: JUNE –27-JULY 1

SESSION 3: JULY –11-15



SESSION 6: AUG. –1-5


AQUATICS Swim Lessons & Programs

SWIM LESSON POTLUCK – Free !Join your swim instructors for some fun in the sun as we enjoy an after-

noon together. All participants in any 2016 aquatics program are invited. Enjoy games in and out of the water, face painting and fun hangout time with our Tahoe Donner swim instructors. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be provided. Bring a side dish or dessert to share.

DATE: THURS., AUG. 4 TIME: 11:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M.

WHERE: TROUT CREEK REC CENTER BBQ AREA

FREE !

YEAR

ROUND

*Fitness class passes accepted


CHILDREN’S SWIM LESSONS Lessons are 30 minutes long and each ses-

sion runs Monday through Friday for one week. To provide consistent, quality swim lessons, participants are required to attend the first lesson of any session for which they are enrolled. All participants must be registered at least one week prior to the class start date. A minimum enrollment of three participants per session is required. Classes may be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment.

DAYS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY

WHERE: MORNING SESSIONS AT TROUT

CREEK REC CENTER, EVENING SESSIONS

AT NORTHWOODS POOL

COST PER SESSION: MEMBERS $33,

GUESTS $38

SESSION 1: JUNE –20-24

SESSION 2: JUNE –27-JULY 1







Group lessons will not be held the week of July 4. Private lessons will be available.

GUPPIES: PARENT/TOT Children ages 6 months to 3 years will

spend time with a trained instructor. Adults will be taught to help children learn water adjustment, use of supported floats, kicks and assisted entries through instruction, songs and games. This is a water exploration experience for both the parent and child.

SESSIONS 1 TO 8: 11 A.M.

LEVEL 1: BUBBLE BLOWERS Children ages 2 years of age and older can

adjust to the water and a swim lesson setting. Instructors focus on introducing the following skills: water entries and exits, bubble blowing, underwater exploration, kicking, arm move-ments, body position and supported locomotion.

SESSIONS 1 TO 8: 10:20 AND 11 A.M.

SESSIONS 3 TO 6: 5 P.M.

LEVEL 2: STARFISH Prerequisite: level 1. Instructors will build on

prior water abilities focusing on the basic skills of floating, gliding, retrieving underwater objects and unsupported swimming (front and back).


SESSIONS 3 TO 6: 5:35 P.M.

Water SafetyLifeguard tra in ing

If you are 15 years or older and looking for a great summer job or a challenging career in the aquatics industry, the Tahoe Donner American Red Cross Lifeguarding certifica-tion program will give you an advantage! Lifeguarding certification will qualify you to work as part of a committed team of certified lifeguards while you work together to pro-vide safety and protection to aquatic patrons. You could save a life! Your certification will provide you the necessary skills to prevent and respond to water related emergencies. Passing the prerequisite skills test during the first class and attendance at all scheduled classes is required for certification. Upon success-ful completion, participants will obtain the American Red Cross Lifeguard certificate, as well as, CPR/AED and First Aid for the Profes-sional Rescuer.

DATES AND TIME: TUESDAY/THURSDAY

MAY 10, 12, 17, 19, 3 - 7 P.M.; SATURDAY,

MAY 14, 21, 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.

WHERE: TROUT CREEK REC CENTER-


L IFEGUARD REV IEW COURSES These review courses are intended for those

individuals who have successfully completed a Red Cross Lifeguarding and First Aid course within the last four years and/or a CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer course within the last two years.

CPR/AED FOR THE PROFESSIONAL RESCUER REVIEW COURSE

DATE: SATURDAY, JUNE 4

TIME: 9 A.M. - 1 P.M.



LIFEGUARD REVIEW COURSE (Includes CPR/AED for the Professional

Rescuer and First Aid)

DATES AND TIMES: SATURDAY, JUNE 4 AND SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. WHERE: TROUT CREEK REC CENTER COST: MEMBERS $112, GUESTS $125

JUNIOR LIFEGUARD TRAINING Join us for a fun-filled week of basic life-

guarding skills. Participants will practice res-cue techniques in pool, lake and river settings. This program is a great prep course for future certification. Participants must be 9 years or

older and have completed equivalent of level 5 or higher. Note: junior lifeguards do not receive an actual lifeguard certification.

DAYS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY DATES: JULY 25 - JULY 29 TIME: 10 A.M. – 3:30 P.M. WHERE: TROUT CREEK REC CENTER COST: MEMBERS $225, GUESTS $250

WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR COURSE If you are 16 years or older and enjoy swim-

ming and teaching others, this course will give you the skills needed to teach all levels of swimming to both youth and adults. WSI cer-tification is a competitive edge in the aquatics industry and will often be the factor that gets you the job over other candidates. WSI certi-fied instructors are also often paid at a higher rate than non-certified aquatics staff and WSI certification is a requirement for all Tahoe Donner swim instructors. Passing the pre-requisite skills test during the first class and attendance at all scheduled classes is required for certification.

DATES AND TIME: TUESDAY, JUNE 14 -

FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 3 – 8 P.M.; SATURDAY,

JUNE 18 TIME: 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.



Note: If you are hired onto the Aquatics staff and fulfill your season commitment, your course fee will be refunded less a $35 materials fee. Apply at tahoedonner.com.


AQUATICS | continued from page 19 - must present member or guest ID card to participate.

LEVEL 3: DUCKIES Prerequisite: level 2. Students at this level will learn the front crawl

and elementary backstroke. Instructors will introduce treading water, diving and rhythmic breathing, as well as promote water safety. Most skills will be performed independently.


SESSIONS 3 TO 6: 6:10 P.M.

LEVEL 4: SEALS Prerequisite: level 3. Students will work on their endurance during

the front and back crawl strokes. They will be introduced to breast-stroke, new ways of treading water and rotary breathing.

SESSIONS 1 TO 8: 9:40 A.M. AND 10:20 AM

LEVEL 5: DOLPHINS Prerequisite: level 4. Students will work on improving existing skills

while increasing endurance. They will be introduced to the butterfly stroke and open turns.

SESSIONS 1 TO 8: 9:40 A.M.

SEMI/PRIVATE LESSONS AT TROUT CREEK REC CENTEROur private lessons are custom designed for youth to adults and pro-

vide instruction for basic skills such as floating, kicking, breath control and advanced stroke refinement. Instructors will gauge the level of each student and work at his or her own pace. Purchase of a semi-private lesson entitles the registrant to a minimum of two and a maximum of three participants of their choice per semi-private lesson. Students may be no more than one level apart. All lessons must be booked at least one week prior to the class start date. Adult private lessons are also avail-able and can be booked through our Aquatics Coordinator at a conve-nient time for the adult student.

DATES: JUNE 13 - AUG. 19

DAYS AND TIMES: MONDAY TO FRIDAY: 9, 9:40, 10:20 A.M. AND

EVERY HALF HOUR FROM 11 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.

SATURDAYS: EVERY HALF HOUR FROM 9 A.M. TO 11:30 A.M.

COST PER PRIVATE LESSON: MEMBERS $38, GUESTS $43

COST PER SEMI-PRIVATE LESSON: MEMBERS $48, GUESTS $53


CHASE PAINTING

Tahoe Donner “Back to the Land” Benef it D inner June 18

It's a new event at Alder Creek Adventure Center, and your participation will go toward a great cause. See page 9 for details.

Sierra 4x4 Trails + Ales, JuLY 16, 1-4 P.M.The TD 4 Wheelers Club hosts an afternoon of 4x4 family fun!

Your entry to this fundraising event includes BBQ, games, show-and-shine contest, raffle, Cornhole, beer tasting and more. See td4wheelers.com or email [email protected] to sign up.

Tahoe Donner created the Tahoe Donner Giving Fund (TDGF), a new non-profit program designed to make charitable contributions to benefit the greater Truckee/North Tahoe area, in 2015. Partici-pating in TDGF is on a volunteer basis and contributions are tax deductible. No funding comes from Tahoe Donner Association. For information, or to donate online, see tahoedonner.com/giving-fund.

TAhoe donner giving fund summer events


POOLSNorthwoods and

Trout CreekSEASON + HOURSTROUT CREEK RECREATION POOLPool opens: Saturday, May 28

Pool closes: Sunday, Sept. 25

Saturday, May 28 – Friday, June 17

Weekdays | 3 - 7 p.m.

Weekends | 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Saturday, June 18 – Sunday, Aug. 21*

Weekdays | 11:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.


*June 20 – Aug. 19, the Recreation Pool is

closed for Tahoe Donner Aquatics

programs until 11:30 a.m., Monday – Friday.

On July 2 and 3, the pool will close at 4 p.m.

Monday, Aug. 22 – Monday, Aug. 29

Daily | 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Tuesday, Aug. 30 – Sunday, Sept. 25

Weekdays | 3 - 7 p.m.


Monday, Sept. 5

10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

NORTHWOODS POOL Pool opens: Saturday, June 18

Pool closes: Monday, Sept. 5

Saturday, June 18 – Sunday, Aug. 14

Daily | 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monday, Aug. 15 – Sunday, Sept. 4

Weekends only | 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 5

10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

HOW TO REACH USRECREATION POOL AT

TROUT CREEK RECREATION CENTER

12790 Northwoods Blvd.,

Truckee, CA 96161

530-587-9437

NORTHWOODS POOL

11509 Northwoods Blvd.,

Truckee, CA 96161

530-582-9646

BEAT THE HEATJump into one of Tahoe Donner’s pools and

make a splash this summer!. Each of our aquat-ics facilities offers a unique atmosphere. North-woods Pool and the Trout Creek Recreation Pool offer added safety to your recreational swim with certified lifeguards on duty. Check out our full roster of swim lessons, as well as an array of aquatic programs on pages 18–20 Trout Creek Recreation Center also boasts a dedicated lap swimming pool as well as supple-mental lap swim hours in our Recreation Pool. You can also grab a bite to eat at the Marco Polo Grill located on the Recreation Pool deck.

FeesMembers with recreation fee FREE

Members without recreation fee $6

Guests $8

Children 6 and under FREE

You may access both the Trout Creek Recreation Pool and the Northwoods Pool in the same day with the same wristband.

WIB IT AQUA CHALLENGE AND

FLOAT YOUR BOATCome on out for a Friday night aqua

challenge and check out the aquatic obstacle course set up in the Trout Creek Recreation Pool… as usual, you are also invited to bring your floating pool toys and have a splash! No hard-sided flotation devices or floaties are allowed. Lifeguards reserve the right to remove any flotation devices at their discretion.

DAYS AND TIME: FRIDAYS, JUNE 17 -

AUG. 12, 5 - 7 P.M.

D IVE IN MOV IEThis is a super fun and unique family night

out… watch a movie from the comfort of your inner tube while floating in the Trout Creek Recreation Pool, or cuddle up on a chaise lounge. You’ll need to come early to capture a spot in the family hot tub. Movie will be rated PG or PG-13

and of course, have an aquatic theme. Trout Creek Recreation Center entry fees apply. Inner tube rentals are $7 each, cash only.

DAYS: SATURDAY, JULY 16

TIME: AFTER SUNSET

POOL PART IESCelebrate your special occasion with a

private pool party! The Northwoods Pool is available on Saturdays and Sundays from 5 - 7:30 p.m. for your private party. Reservations must be made in advance by calling the aquat-ics coordinator at the Trout Creek Recreation Center at 530-582-9627. Alcohol is permitted on the premises during pool parties, with the exception of glass containers. All pool parties must be booked at least one week prior to the event date. Ask about having pizza at your party from Pizza on the Hill!COST: MEMBERS, $139; GUESTS $169

(Max pool occupancy is 50 persons)


POOLS | must present member or guest ID card to participate

RECREAT ION SW IM RULES1. The lap pool deck and spa area are a quiet

area. Loud or rambunctious behavior is prohibited.

2. Children under the age of 14 should not use the pool without adult supervision. (Please ask about our Swim Sticker program.) Parents must remain within arm’s reach of their non-swimmer children in any water depth that may be potentially unsafe for their ability.

3. Swim diapers and/or tight fitting rubber pants are required for all children who are not potty trained. Swim diapers are avail-able at the Trout Creek Recreation Center front desk. Parents are expected to facili-tate potty breaks during our mandatory 5 minute potty break at the bottom of each hour. In the event of a fecal accident in the pool or spas, a mandatory 24-hour closure will be required. Patrons will be directed to available facilities.

4. The spas in the lap pool area are heated above 100 degrees Fahrenheit and are not recommended for children.

5. Please no running on pool decks.

6. Please shower before entering the pool and/or spas.

7. Please no diving or flipping.

8. Please no jumping or splashing in spas.

9. Please no horseplay, shoving or pushing in or around pool and/or spas.

10. Please no chewing gum or breath holding activities.

11. Please no hanging on lane lines.

12. Please no alcohol and/or smoking. Only alcohol purchased from our Marco Polo Grill is allowed in designated areas of the facility.

13. Please no glass.

14. Only Coast Guard-approved life jackets are allowed in the pool or spas. No other flota-tion devices are allowed.

15. Trout Creek Recreation staff members reserve the right to prohibit any activ-ity that they consider to be unsafe and/or disruptive.

16. In the event that we must close the Rec Pool and/or family spa, recreation swim

hours will be available in the Trout Creek lap pool and/or spas from 3 – 7 p.m. week-days and 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. weekends, unless equivalent facilities are open and available elsewhere.

17. Children 6 and under must be within arm’s reach of a parent/guardian.

Lap Swim Sticker Program The Lap Swim Sticker program is applicable to minors only. A

swim test administered by a certified lifeguard will be required for all applicants and a wrist band identifying minors as “lap swimmers” must be worn at all times. Applicants must be able to swim 100 yards continuously and unassisted in under four minutes in any

competitive stroke or combination thereof. Sticker facility privileges include the use of the lap pool during all hours restricted to lap swim only. No one under 14 should be left unsupervised in other areas of the Trout Creek Recreation Center facilities. These privileges will be revoked and the parent/guardian contacted immediately if any behavior problems are encountered.

LAP SW IM RULES LAP SWIM IS AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK AT TROUT CREEK RECREATION CENTER.

Recreat ion PoolLap swim is available in the Recreation Pool

Saturday – Sunday, 7:30 to 10 a.m.* No lifeguard is on duty for lap swim.

*Lap swimmers will share the recreation pool with other aquatic programs. Lap PoolDAILY, 6 A.M. - 10 P.M.

The lap pool is reserved for lap swim only and the lap pool deck is designated as a quiet area during the season that the Recreation Pool is open.

SWIM ST ICKER PROGRAM

The Swim Sticker program is applicable to children ages 9-13. A swim test admin-istered by a certified lifeguard will be required for all applicants and a wrist band identifying minors as “non-supervised” must be worn at all times. No one under 14 may be left unsupervised in other areas of the Trout Creek Recreation Center facili-ties. These privileges will be revoked and the parent/guardian contacted immediately if any behavior problems are encountered. Children under the age of 9 should have adult supervision at all times.

1. “Lap Swim” is defined by the ability to repetitively complete at least one length of the pool without assistance.

2. If it becomes necessary to share lanes with other swimmers, please choose a lane with swimmers that most closely reflect your pace. Joining a lane is by agreement of swimmers occupying that lane.

3. When two or more swimmers occupy a lane, swimmers may opt to split lanes. Cir-cle swimming is required whenever three or more swimmers occupy the same lane.

4. Slower swimmers should keep to the outer lanes and faster swimmers to the middle

lane.


Season & HoursFriday, May 27 - Monday, Sept. 5

7 a.m. - 9 p.m., daily

(Exit gate closes at 9 p.m.)

Tuesday, Sept. 6 - Sunday, Oct. 2

8 a.m. - 7 p.m., daily

MARINA GRILL 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., daily

Limited food selections: May 27 - June 15

and Sept. 6 - Oct. 2

HOW TO REACH US12915 Donner Pass Rd.

Truckee, CA 96161

530-587-9460

[email protected]

FeaturesSandy beach on Donner Lake, boat

launch ramp (members only), roped-off

swim area with a platform (no boats are

allowed), sailboats, pedal boats, kayaks,

stand-up paddleboard and windsurfer

rentals, charcoal barbecues on the beach,

sailing and windsurfing lessons and clinics

and seasonal kayak and sup storage.

BEACH CLUBMarina

SWIM . SA IL . PADDLE . Dive into summer fun at the Beach Club Marina. Located on the east end of Donner Lake,

this popular summer amenity provides something for everyone. Whether you want to relax on the sandy beach with a beautiful view of the lake or explore the lake by boating, swimming or windsurfing, hanging out at the Beach Club Marina is the perfect way to spend a summer day. In addition to sailing and windsurfing lessons and rentals, the Beach Club Marina offers weekly and special events throughout the summer. Stop by and take a dip in Donner Lake.

Mar ina Gr i l lOur menu includes burgers, panini sandwiches, hot dogs, veggie burgers, salads, ice cream,

snow cones and an assortment of other tasty snacks. The Marina Grill also offers beer and wine, as well as select tropical cocktails.

H istor ical Kayak ToursExplore Donner Lake by kayak. A guide

will present information on the history of the lake and interesting facts about the surround-ing area and its inhabitants. After an hour on the water, return to the Beach Club Marina where breakfast will be served on the deck. Reservations and prepayment required; tours

are weather permitting. Sign up at tahoedon-ner.com/shop or by calling the Beach Club Marina. Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance for a full refund. Private tours are available for groups of four or more when scheduled at least a week in advance.


DAYS: TUESDAYS

TIME: 8 A.M.


(ACCESS FEES APPLY)

WATER K IDS CLUBThis program introduces participants to a

variety of water-oriented activities such as swimming challenges, windsurfing, stand-up paddling, sailing, kayaking and more. Chil-dren ages 6 and older with good swimming skills are welcome to join. This program is offered on a weekly basis every Friday. Space is limited; sign up online at least 24 hours in advance.


DAYS: FRIDAYS

TIME: 4 - 6 P.M.

COST: MEMBER $20, GUEST $25

ACCESS FEES APPLY TO ALL TOURS, EVENTS AND

PROGRAMS, IN ADDITION TO PROGRAM COSTS.


Fees

LESSONS AVAILABLE PER HOUR MEMBER GUESTSailing $44* $49*

Windsurfing $40* $45*

*For one person. Boat/board rental not included. Each additional person is $10.

RENTALSFrom 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily (weather permitting). All rentals must be

returned by 6 p.m. After Labor Day, hours are from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and

rentals must be returned by 6 p.m.

RATES PER HOUR MEMBER GUESTOne-person kayak/Two-person kayak $16/$19 $19/$22Hobie Wave $36 $41Two-person pedal boat/Four-person

pedal boat

$19/$22 $22/$25

Stand up paddleboard $19 $22Windsurfer $19 $22Hobie Getaway with operator $81 $91Hobie Getaway* certification $15 $15Hobie Getaway* without operator,

with certification

$46 $56

*To rent the Getaway without an operator you must be certified by Tahoe Donner Marina instructors. Your certificate will be kept on file in the Marina rental shed.

BEACH CLUB MARINA | must present member or guest ID card to participate.

WINDSURFING CLINICSWant to learn to windsurf or perhaps

improve your skills? The Beach Club Marina offers fun and dynamic windsurfing clinics. All clinics will be held weather permitting. Space is limited; sign up online at least 24 hours in advance.

DATES: JUNE 27, JULY 18

DAYS: MONDAYS

TIME: 2 - 3 P.M.

COST: $15

TREASURE HUNTAhoy mateys! Grab your pirate hat and head

down to the beach. Registered teams receive maps to various clues that will eventually lead to the booty. The quest for loot will begin at noon—aye, see you thar, scallywags! Space is limited; sign up the morning of the event.

DATE: SUNDAY, JUNE 26

TIME AND COST: 12 P.M., FREE

Member Access with paid rec fee FREE

Member Access without paid rec fee $6

Guest $8


Twilight Member (after 6 p.m.) $4

Twilight Guest (after 6 p.m.) $6

BEACH CLUB MARINA continued on page 26

ATTENTION BOATERS THE INVASIVE SPECIES BOAT INSPECTION WILL NO LONGER TAKE PLACE AT THE PUBLIC

LAUNCH AT THE WEST END OF DONNER LAKE. PLEASE GO TO TAHOEBOATINSPECTIONS.COM

TO GET THE LOCATIONS OF INSPECTION STATIONS AND HOURS OF OPERATION.


JUN IOR SA IL ING PROGRAMThe Junior Sailing Program is designed for beginner to intermedi-

ate sailors, ages 9 to 16. Each three-day session includes three hours of instruction per day with the majority of the time spent on the water. Classes are limited to eight students to ensure plenty of individual attention, so be sure to make your reservations early. Payment must be made at the time of reservation. Space is limited; sign up online or at the Marina. Cancellations must be made 48 hours in advance for a refund.

PROGRAM SEASON: JUNE 29 - AUG. 12 DAYS: WEDNESDAY TO

FRIDAY

TIME: 11 A.M. - 2 P.M.


DEMO DAYAre you looking to purchase a new kayak or stand-up paddleboard?

Maybe you are looking for a new paddle for your kayak or paddleboard? The Sports Hub will host a demo day featuring kayaks from Malibu, Cobra, Dagger and Perception. Paddleboard demos by NSP, Waisup, Tahoe SUP and more. Please note this is for members who are in the market to compare and paddle a potential purchase.

DATE: SATURDAY, JUNE 18 AND JULY 16

TIME AND COST: 9 A.M., FREE

CRAWDAD F ISH ING CONTESTCome to the annual Crawdad Fishing Contest. Prizes will be awarded

for the largest and smallest crawdads, and for those who can catch the most. This is a catch-and-release event.

DATE: TUESDAY, JULY 19 | TIME AND COST: 2 P.M., FREE

BEACH CLUB MARINA | continued from page 25 - must present member or guest ID card to participate.


CARDBOARD REGATTAA long-standing Tahoe Donner tradition,

head down to the Beach Club Marina for a chance to participate in the annual Cardboard Regatta. Your team will construct a boat out of cardboard and duct tape to race from the boat launch to the buoy and back. An awards ceremony on the beach will follow. Build your boat in advance and bring it down to the beach

by 2 p.m. for display; the race starts at 3 p.m. Prizes will be awarded in two age groups. For more information on the rules please contact the Beach Club Marina at 530-587-9460.

DATE: SATURDAY, AUG. 13

TIME: BOATS ON DISPLAY AT 2 P.M.,

RACE STARTS AT 3 P.M.

COST: FREE

SCAVENGER HUNTAre you a big fan of our treasure hunts? If

so, be sure to join us for a fun scavenger hunt. Get your team together of four to five people (remember, one participant must be over 18 years old). Space is limited; sign up by calling the Beach Club Marina at 530-587-9460.

DATE: SUNDAY, AUG. 14 | TIME: 12 P.M.

COST: FREE

New Boat Launch ing Pol icy If the water level allows, we will resume trailered boat launching

at the marina. The information we gathered through the town hall meeting and survey process in February was invaluable in helping us understand what is important to our membership. The feedback was reviewed by staff and the board of directors during early 2016, result-ing in approval of new boat ramp rules, to be introduced this summer. Please review them below and call the Beach Club staff at 530-587-9460 if you have any questions. • Each member who plans on launching a trailered vessel at the

Beach Club will be required to register their vessel with Tahoe Donner. This entails providing the association with a copy of the vessel registration and proof of insurance for the vessel with Tahoe Donner named as additionally insured. This can be done in person at the Member Services office at Northwoods Club-house or via a link on our website. We will also provide on the link a release of liability waiver that must be signed by the vessel owner. Once registration has been completed and the waiver signed, you will receive a sticker to present to marina staff that

all these requirements have been met, and you will be permitted to launch. We encourage you to do this well in advance of the day you are planning to launch; however, you will be able to fulfill the registration requirements at the Beach Club as well.

• No launching vessels alone is permitted. You must have a mini-mum of two people to launch a vessel with one observing the ramp and launch zone for pedestrians and other hazards. Tahoe Donner staff cannot drive a vessel or the vehicle towing the trailer.

• We will have designated staff to direct traffic on the launch ramp. Please follow the directions of the boat ramp monitor at all times when launching a vessel.

• All members or guests on board your vessel will be charged a daily access fee even if they do not plan on using the Marina Beach Club property other than the boat ramp.

Again, please feel free to call the Beach Club manager, Ali Kovach, at 530-587-9460 with any questions concerning the changes to the launch policies.


H IGH MOUNTA IN K IDS CAMP*This exciting age-appropriate program will

continually keep your youngster engaged. Our experienced staff will focus on provid-ing a nurturing environment for your young ones while helping to develop motor and social skills. This camp spotlights nature education, outdoor activities, hiking, arts and crafts, creative play, and a Wednesday BBQ at the Beach Club Marina. Please note that the activities offered may vary from week to week. Participants must bring a backpack, snack and the essentials listed under things to bring, and be willing to participate in daily activities. Important: Children must be potty trained to

attend this camp. No pull-ups are allowed.

AGES: 3- AND 4-YEAR-OLDS (MUST BE AGE 3 BY THE FIRST DAY OF THE SES-SION THE CHILD IS ATTENDING.)

TIME: 9 A.M. - 12 P.M.

WHERE: MON, TUE, THU, AND FRI: DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT THE DOWN-HILL SKI AREA PARKING LOT; WEDNES-DAY IS BEACH DAY! DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT THE BEACH CLUB MARINA.


EXPLORERS* This camp focuses on nature education,

outdoor activities, hiking, and outdoor games, as well as arts and crafts, plus a Wednesday

BBQ at the Beach Club Marina. These are just some of the highlights of what this camp offers and activities may vary from week to week. Participants must bring a backpack with a hearty snack, and the essentials listed under things to bring.

AGES: 5-YEAR-OLDS

TIME: 9 A.M. TO 12 P.M.

WHERE: DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT TAHOE DONNER DOWNHILL SKI AREA PARKING LOT ON MON, TUE, THU, AND FRI. WEDNESDAY IS BEACH DAY! DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT THE BEACH CLUB MARINA.

COST: MEMBERS $154 , GUESTS $174

Day CampsHOW TO REACH USMAILING ADDRESS

Tahoe Donner Association

ATTN: Day Camps

11509 Northwoods Blvd.

Truckee, CA 96161

P 530-587-9493

F 530-587-0685

[email protected]

REG ISTRAT IONVisit ShopTD at tahoedonner.com/shop

to register for camp sessions.

HAVE A MEMORABLE DAYTahoe Donner Camps strive to foster an environment of safety, fun and creativity for the youth

of this community through environmental, physical and outdoor education. It is our goal to create memorable summer days with a variety of activities and crafts that allow each child to gain both an increased understanding of their natural surroundings, as well as unique camp experiences to take home and share.

THINGS TO BRING TO CAMPEach camper must bring a backpack, water bottle, closed-toed shoes, swim-suit, sunscreen, hat and towel.

*EXTENDED HOURS! Sign up for an additional two hours a day from 12 – 2 p.m. Campers will play games and do arts and crafts at the Downhill

Ski Area and at the Beach Club Marina on Wednesdays. Cost is $50 for members and $55 for guests; sign up online at ShopTD when registering for the camp.

PLEASE NOTE: All campers must be willing to participate in the daily activities.


DAY CAMPS | all campers must be willing to participate in the daily activities.

P IONEERSAs your camper grows, so does their camp.

This year your camper will experience adven-tures such as a water safety class, hiking, outdoor living and navigation skills, arts and crafts, outdoor education, and a Wednesday BBQ at the Beach Club Marina. Field trips and activities may vary from week to week. Par-ticipants must bring a backpack, hearty lunch, sweatshirt and the essentials listed under 'things to bring', and be willing to participate in daily activities.

AGES: 6- AND 7-YEAR-OLDS

TIME: 9 A.M. TO 2 P.M.

WHERE: DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT THE TAHOE DONNER DOWNHILL SKI AREA PARKING LOT ON MON, TUE, THU, AND FRI. WEDNESDAY IS BEACH DAY! DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT THE BEACH CLUB MARINA.


CLUB TAHOE DONNERCampers will love the adventurous activi-

ties offered in this camp. Each day a new excursion will take place and activities will vary from week to week. Activities include trips to the beach, pool, outdoor bouldering, Sierra hiking, archery, personal water safety classes, outdoor survival skills, watersports, mountain biking and team building. Arts and crafts, outdoor games and other favorites will also be included. Participants must bring a backpack, hearty lunch, sweatshirt and the essentials listed under things to bring (at left), and must be willing to participate in daily activities.


TIME: 9:15 A.M. - 2:15 P.M.

WHERE: DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT ALDER CREEK ADVENTURE CENTER ON MON, TUE, THU, AND FRI. WEDNESDAY IS BEACH DAY! DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT THE BEACH CLUB MARINA.


DONNER LAKE ADVENTURE CAMPThis camp is designed to enhance your

camper’s teamwork skills, self-confidence and outdoor survival knowledge. Many adven-tures are offered from week to week that may include: swimming, hiking, team building activities, summit rock climbing, arts and crafts, watersports lessons, Junior Lifeguard

lessons, biking, golf, Wednesday BBQs at the Beach Club Marina and archery. Participants must bring a backpack, hearty lunch, swim-suit, towel, sweatshirt and the essentials listed under things to bring, and must be willing to participate in daily camp activities.


TIME: 9:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M., ON MON, TUE, THU, AND FRI. 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. ON WEDNESDAYS.

WHERE: DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT THE BEACH CLUB MARINA CLUBHOUSE, LOCATED AT THE EXIT GATE IN THE MARINA PARKING LOT. BEACH DAY WEDNESDAYS AT THE BEACHCLUB MARINA


CAMP SESSIONSSESSION 1: JUNE 27-JULY 1SESSION 2: JULY 5-8 (4 DAYS)

SESSION 3: JULY 11-15SESSION 4: JULY 18-22SESSION 5: JULY 25-29SESSION 6: AUGUST 1-5SESSION 7: AUGUST 8-12SESSION 8: AUGUST 15-19

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REGISTRATION POLICIESReady to enroll your children in a sum-

mer of fun-filled activities? Each camp lasts five days spanning Monday through Friday. Except the week of July 4, there will be no camp on July 4th. All camps are for member and member guests. Early registra-tion is necessary. Camp registration is open at tahoedonner.com/day-camps, and camp waivers may also be downloaded online.

AGE REQUIREMENTSIMPORTANT: Please take careful note

of the age level requirements for each camp program and make sure that your child is eligible to attend that program. The age requirements are established for the safety

and well being of your child. If a child is found to be registered in a program for which he/she is not eligible, his/her reg-istration will be cancelled and no refund will be given. There will be no exceptions with children’s ages for camp. All children must be potty trained to attend any camp. Children in pull-ups will not be allowed to attend camp.

CANCELLATIONS, CHANGES AND REFUNDS

All cancellations and/or changes must be made 14 days prior to the first day of the session for which you are registered and a processing fee of $15 will be charged. No changes will be made or refunds given less than 14 days prior to the first day of the ses-

sion for which you are registered.SICK CHILD POLICY: Sick children

should be kept home for the safety and well being of all camp participants and staff. Camp fees will be refunded on a prorated schedule based on the number of days attended or number of days the camp spot is held for a sick child hoping to return. Refunds may be given based on the ability to fill a spot if notice is given 24 hours in advance of the start of the camp session.

DROP-INS: All Tahoe Donner Day Camp programs are five-day sessions. Daily drop-ins are not permitted. You may choose to attend partial weeks, but full camp registra-tion will be due. For daily programs see our Recreation Adventure Days on page 15.

C . I . L .T. (CAMPERS IN LEADER-SH IP TRA IN ING)

Campers in Leadership Training is an inten-sive five-day program in which your camper will experience all that leadership training has to offer. Campers will be required to keep a daily journal of notes and thoughts about their experiences. This is an experiential-based learning program in which the campers will participate in in-depth team-building, leader-ship development, outdoor living skills, hands-on camp counselor experiences and personal growth. These sessions will NOT include arts and crafts; they are designed as a learning and training experience. Full participation is required to maintain placement within the program. Hard work is expected from all participants.

SESSIONS: 3 & 5 & 7 ONLY


TIME: MON AND FRI, 9:30 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.; TUE AND THU, 9 A.M. - 3:30 P.M.; WEDNESDAYS, 9 A.M. - 3 P.M.

WHERE: ON MON, WED AND FRI, DROP-OFF AND PICK-UP AT THE BEACH CLUB MARINA CLUBHOUSE, LOCATED AT THE EXIT GATE IN THE MARINA PARKING LOT. ON TUE AND THU, DROP-OFF WILL BE AT THE DOWNHILL SKI AREA PARK-ING LOT. PLEASE PAY SPECIAL ATTEN-TION TO YOUR CAMPER’S SCHEDULE FOR SPECIFIC DETAILS.


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*Please note that times and activities are approximate and may change depending on availability, weather and scheduling con-straints. Refunds will not be given due to scheduling conflicts or changes or weather.


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TENNIS Center

Season & HoursSaturday, May 7 - Sunday, Oct. 9(Conditions permitting.)COURT HOURS | 7:30 a.m. - DuskPRO SHOP HOURS | 7:30 a.m. - Dusk

HOW TO REACH US11509 Northwoods Blvd. Truckee, CA 96161 530-587-9474 [email protected]

Features11 hard courts, one kids courts, two

pickleball courts, two practice walls, a

ball machine with serving feature, a pro

shop with Nike, BPassionit, and Head/

Penn products, lessons and clinics,

junior programs, special events, outdoor

patio with BBQ and fire pit, and shaded

viewing deck.

Fees

MEMBER GUEST Daily play with recreation fee FREE n/a

Daily play without recreation fee $6 $8

Twilight play (after 4 p.m.) $4 $6

Ages 6 and under FREE FREE

EQUIPMENT FEESRacquet rental $1 $1

Shoe rental $1 $1

Ball hopper $1 $1

Ball machine (one hour) $17 $20

Ball machine (season pass) $200 n/a

Ball machine (family pass) $300 n/a

ALL EVENTS WILL BE HELD AT THE TAHOE DONNER TENNIS CENTER, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

SWING INTO SUMMER

Located on beautiful Bennett Flat Meadow with the waters of the creek splashing nearby, the Tennis Center is the perfect place to spend a day. We have everything to fulfill all your tennis needs including adult and junior clinics, professional racquet stringing, lessons, events and more. Tennis is a sport that can be enjoyed at any age. Stop by to check out what we offer.Stay tuned this summer as we look to add more exciting events and programs. Celebrity week-ends, team tennis trips, date nights, game nights, fashion shows and much more are in the works to make this summer one to remember at the Tahoe Donner Tennis Center. Check the weekly emails, the website, Tahoe Donner News, the tennis club website (tahoedonnertennisclub.com) and be on the lookout for Twitter and Facebook postings as well.

RESERVAT ION POL ICYCOURTS 2, 3, 4, 5 AND 6 ARE 90 MINUTE RESERVATION COURTS. Available from 7:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. for 90-minute intervals. These courts can be reserved by one home-owner. No back-to-back blocks are allowed on these courts for any reason during morning play. These courts will then return to 60-min-ute blocks from 12 p.m. through the remainder

of the day and they will fol-low the 60-minute reserva-tion policy.

COURTS 1, 7, 8 AND 9 ARE 60-MINUTE RES-ERVATION COURTS. Available from 8 a.m. until close at 60-minute intervals. These courts can be booked for 120-minute blocks in the morning from 8 to 10 a.m. and 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. only. No 9 to 11 a.m. bookings on these courts.

COURTS 10 AND 11 ARE TEACHING COURTS. Available for walk-ons for any length of time before the next scheduled lesson.

TENN IS FOOTWEAR POL ICYOnly tennis-specific footwear is to be used

on the tennis courts; any shoe that isn’t non-marking will not be allowed on court. We rent tennis footwear for $1 per use.

I NSTRUCT IONPerhaps you are just starting out in the game

of tennis or maybe you are a seasoned player looking to refine your technique. Regardless of level, the Tahoe Donner Tennis Center offers lessons and clinics for all. Call us or visit tahoedonner.com/tennis to learn more about our instructional programs.

LESSONSPRIVATE: ONE HOUR

MEMBERS $65, GUESTS $75

PRIVATE: 30 MINUTES


SEMI-PRIVATE: ONE HOUR


GROUP LESSON (3 PEOPLE) MEMBERS AND GUESTS $27 PER PERSON

GROUP LESSON (4 – 8 PEOPLE)MEMBERS AND GUESTS $22 PER PERSON


MENS , LAD IES AND M IXED DOUBLES PLAY DATES

Looking for a great way to get out and play? Just sign up and we do the rest.

Tennis balls are provided. These pro-grams start in May and run into October.

TUESDAYS, 9 A.M.: RON MARKS

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP MEN’S DAY

$1 DONATION SUGGESTEDTUESDAYS, 5 P.M.: 3.5+ LADIES DAY

$2 MEMBERS, $5 GUESTS

WEDNESDAYS, 5 P.M.: 4.0+ MEN’S DAY

$2 MEMBERS, $5 GUESTS

FRIDAYS, 9 A.M.: LADIES DAY

SUNDAYS, 9 A.M.: MIXED DOUBLES

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website for more details and call to register your child; space is limited.


DAYS: MONDAY - FRIDAY, 2 - 5 P.M.

AGES: 5 - 10 YEARS

HOURLY COST: MEMBERS $12, GUESTS $14

2016 CL IN IC AND F ITNESS PROGRAM

This summer will be an exciting one as we look to continue our existing programs to include fitness classes, extended instruc-tional clinics and also our ever popular Cardio Tennis and Ladies Drill and Play. Be on the lookout for some of these exciting options. All pricing and schedules for the 2016 clinic and fitness programs will be posted at least two weeks prior to the start of each month and will include a month view calendar that will be posted online at www.tahoedonner.com/tennis/. Calendars are also available in printed form at the Tennis Center.

TENN IS F ITNESS CLASSESYoga for Tennis, TRX and other great fit-

ness classes are on the list for the summer of 2016. These outdoor classes will get you ready for lots of extra tennis as we look to grow fitness fun outside here at the Tennis Cen-ter. This program will start in June and run through August.


CARD IO , THEMED INSTRUCT ION , M IN I-CAMPS , AND EVEN ING CL IN ICS

The 2016 tennis program will have all of your favorites on the schedule in addition to a number of new classes. Cardio Tennis will return as the mainstay of our cardio pro-gram, but look for new twists to this classic. Themed clinics will also return with mini-camp options as we look to extend our popular themed classes to one and a half or two hours. Evening tennis programs will continue in the 2016 summer schedule as well. These evening classes will include cardio, themed and mini-camps as well. This program will run from May through October.

LAD IES DR I L L AND PLAYA fun-filled morning of tennis returns on its

usual day and time so you can sharpen your skills in a clinic with our pros and then put them to the test in round robin play. This pro-gram will run from May through October.

DAYS: WEDNESDAYS TIME: 9 A.M. - 12 P.M.


JUN IOR TENN IS PROGRAMOur junior tennis programs will help your

young tennis enthusiast get comfortable with all of the basics of the game. Afternoon camps and clinics will help immerse your child in everything tennis while having fun with instructional and game-based learning.

TEEN TENN ISFOR BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, OR ADVANCED.


DAYS: MONDAY - FRIDAY, 3 - 5 P.M.

AGES: 11+ YEARS

HOURLY COST: MEMBERS $14, GUESTS $16

JUN IOR TENN IS CAMPSThe return of our afternoon tennis camps

will once again become the mainstay of our immersion program. Our flexible program will allow you to bring your child to and from tennis at a time that fits your busy summer schedule. The best part of the program is that you only pay for the time they play. Check our

P ickleball: the Fastest Grow ing Sport in Amer icaIt’s not a new sport, but it’s a new sensation sweeping the nation. Pickleball, a cross

between badminton, tennis and table tennis, is winning over the hearts of many athletes and we offer it right here at Tahoe Donner Tennis Center.

Unlike tennis, pickleball is played on a smaller court, extending 44 feet long by 20 feet wide, which is about one-fourth the size of a tennis court. Because of this shorter distance, it requires less mobility, giving people of all ages and abilities more opportunities to maintain a rally and react to opponent advances. But it’s quite possibly the social element is most enjoyable.

Every Saturday there is a Pickleball Clinic at 12 p.m. The cost is just $13 for members and $16 for their guests, and includes all equipment needed. Parties may also bring their own equipment or buy pickleball rackets and balls at the Tennis Center if desired.


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USTA 40+ MIXED DOUBLES SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS MAY 13-15, 2016

Tahoe Donner is hosting the USTA 40+ mixed sectional champion-ships this year. We are excited to see all of the participants who have won their local leagues and district events, playoff at Tahoe Donner, Northstar and the Incline Village tennis centers. They are vying for a chance to compete in the nationals later in the year. Come out and watch some great tennis in the 6.0, 7.0, 8.0 and 9.0 Divisions.

MEMOR IAL WEEKEND K ICKOFFThis event, sponsored by the Tennis Club, will kick off your season

with a great afternoon of team tennis. The exciting format will have you buzzing from court to court as you help your team to victory.

DATE: SATURDAY, MAY 28 ROUND ROBIN: 2 - 5 P.M. BBQ AND

POTLUCK: 5 P.M.

COST: TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS FREE, TD MEMBERS $10,

GUESTS $16

TAHOE DONNER VERSUS SER IESGet your game face on as we challenge the very best players from rival

clubs. Sign up early, as spots are sure to fill up quickly.

DATE AND TIME: TBD, COST: TBD

BURGERS , BRATWURST AND TENN IS BASHESJoin the Tennis Club for an afternoon of tennis, food and fun. Start off

with a warm-up clinic from our USPTA certified teaching staff, then test your skills in round robin play and finish with a feast of all of your BBQ and potluck favorites.

DATE: JUNE 25, JULY 23, AUG. 13

TENNIS CLINIC: 3 P.M.; ROUND ROBIN: 4 P.M. BBQ

AND POTLUCK: 6 P.M.

COST: TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS FREE, TD MEMBERS $10,

GUESTS $16

PRO EXH IB IT IONSSit back, relax and watch the pros go to work as they battle it out on

the court for your viewing pleasure. This year we bring some top-notch talent to entertain and show us how it is really done. Sponsored by the Tennis Club; free event.

MARGAR ITA MADNESS PRO EXH IB IT IONDATE: SATURDAY, JULY 2, TIME: 3 P.M.

PRO EXHIBITION TOURNAMENTDATES: FRIDAY, JULY 15 - SUNDAY, JULY 17, TIME: TBD

USTA TOURNAMENTSThe Tahoe Donner Tennis Center is excited to host five USTA tourna-

ments this summer. This year’s schedule brings back two NTRPs, two junior events, and one senior event. We are proud to host a Gold Cup tournament for the seventh year in a row, and the Tournament of the Year for the sixth straight year! To enter, visit norcal.usta.com.

TAHOE DONNER EIGHTH ANNUAL NTRP TOURNAMENTA USTA Norcal NTRP gold cup series tournament - 2X ranking points

- 3rd/4th playoff

DATES: FRIDAY, JUNE 3 - SUNDAY, JUNE 5

NMW(2.5-5.0)S, SE; NMW(2.5-5.0)D, SE; NX(2.5-5.0)D, SE

SEVENTH ANNUAL SUMMER JUN IOR OPENDATES: SATURDAY, JUNE 11 - SUNDAY, JUNE 12 CHALLENGER:

BG(18-12)SD, SE

PAM KRONE MEMOR IAL NTRP - E IGHTH ANNUALA USTA tournament of the year - 5.0 Division - 1.5X ranking points -

3rd/4th playoff

DATES: FRIDAY, AUG. 19 - SUNDAY, AUG. 21

NMW(2.5-5.0)S, SE; NMW(2.5-5.0)D, SE; NX(2.5-5.0)D, SE

E IGHTH ANNUAL FALL JUN IOR OPENDATES: SATURDAY, SEPT. 10 - SUNDAY, SEPT. 11 OPEN: BG(18-12)

S, SE; OPEN: BG(18-12)D, SE

SIXTH ANNUAL TAHOE DONNER SENIOR TOURNAMENTDATES: FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 - SUNDAY, SEPT. 18

SMW(40, 50, 60, 70)S, SE; SMW(40, 50, 60, 70)D, SE; SX(40, 50, 60, 70)D, SE

EVENTS

Check tahoedonner.com/tennis for pricing and up-to-the-minute information about all of our tennis programs at Tahoe Donner Tennis.

ALL EVENTS WILL BE HELD AT THE TAHOE DONNER TENNIS CENTER, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.


SOC IAL EVENTsBREAKFAST AT W IMBLEDON

Wear your Wimbledon whites (or pajamas) as we shall share a spot of tea, strawberries and cream, and scones whilst we watch Wimbledon together. Don’t forget to bring your English accent... cheerio!

DATE: SUNDAY, JULY 10 AT 6 A.M.

COST: TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS $10, NON-TENNIS CLUB MEMBERS $15, CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER $5

TENN IS CLUBTennis anyone? Are you looking for other homeowners who enjoy the

sport of tennis? The Tennis Club is an organization that seeks to pro-mote tennis involvement in the Tahoe Donner community. It is never too late to get into the game. For more information, please contact the Director of Tennis.

MEMBERSHIP FEE: $25 INDIVIDUAL, $50 FAMILY. JOIN NOW; APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE PRO SHOP OR ONLINE.

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS: FREE ENTRY INTO PRO EXHIBITIONS, FREE ENTRY INTO BURGER BASHES (WITHOUT MEMBERSHIP COST IS $10 FOR TAHOE DONNER MEMBERS AND $16 FOR GUESTS), DISCOUNTS ON EVENTS, FREE TENNIS CLINICS, ELIGIBILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CLUB DOUBLES CHAMPI-ONSHIPS, INCLUSION IN AND A FREE COPY OF THE 2015 TEN-NIS CLUB YEARBOOK.


SUMMER TRAIL SYSTEMThe Tahoe Donner summer trail system is

an expansive 60-mile system comprised of single-track and multi-use fire roads which take you through high alpine meadows and aspen groves and over craggy ridge tops affording breathtaking vistas of Castle Peak, Donner Lake and the Sierra Crest ridgeline. Whether you are an experienced equestrian, a new mountain biker or an avid trail runner, the Tahoe Donner summer trail system has a piece of trail just for you. Join us this summer to explore your backyard, refresh in the serenity of the mountains and get inspiration from the beautiful surroundings of Tahoe Donner. Contact us at 530-582-9672 or email us with any questions at [email protected].

TRA IL ET IQUETTE AND SAFETYHiking, biking or horseback riding on Tahoe

Donner’s trails is a wonderful way to enjoy the great outdoors. With the increasing popularity of these outdoor activities, the number of encounters with other trail enthusiasts is also increasing, so we all need to do our best to be respectful, patient and courteous to others. By following the guidelines below, we can all have a safer and more enjoyable outdoor experience.

ADV ICE FOR ALL TRA IL USERSRESPECT: It's a simple concept: if you offer

respect, you are more likely to receive it. We’re all out there to have a good time. Friendly respect will diminish negative encounters on the trail for all users.

COMMUNICATION: Let folks know you’re there — before you’re there. Do your best to let your fellow trail users know you’re coming. A friendly greeting is a good method.

YIELD APPROPRIATELY: Anticipate other trail users as you ride around corners. Bicyclists should yield to hikers and equestrians. Step downhill and off trail to let them pass. Bicyclists traveling downhill should yield to ones headed uphill. In general, strive to make each pass a safe and courteous one.

ADVICE FOR HIKERS AND BIKERSWhen hikers or mountain bikers encounter

horses on the trail, they should step off the trail on the downhill side, and talk to the rider and the animal (this lets the horse know you are a person). Keep talking in a calm voice as the animal passes.

If you approach a horse from behind it’s critical that you announce yourself loudly but

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BE INFORMED: It’s YOUR responsibility to be in the know. Questions about where to ride, trail conditions, outdoor ethics and association regulations are important to know before you head out on the trails. If you have further questions, please contact the trails manager at 530-582-9672 or [email protected]. You may also contact Member Services at 530-587-9400 or [email protected].

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National Tra ils Day Guided H ikeJUNE 4, 2 P.M. - 5 P.M.

Celebrate our trails with a guided hike featuring the Carpenter Valley, a beautiful area just north of Tahoe Donner that the Truckee Donner Land Trust is working to protect. Guides from the Land Trust and the Donner Party Mountain Runners will relate the valley's story, natural attractions, and recreational opportunities. All ages and hiking abilities are welcome. Meet at the Alder Creek Adventure Center. Bring plenty of water, and don't forget to wear sunscreen and hiking footwear. Event is weather permitting. For more information, visit TahoeDonner.com/trails.

River Walk with Watershed CouncilJUNE 25, 10 A.M. - 11:30 A.M.

Would you like to learn more about the Truckee River Watershed? Join the Friends of Tahoe Donner Trails and the Truckee River Watershed Council for a River Walk on the Nature Trail. You'll learn about our watershed, the work the Watershed Council is doing elsewhere to restore and protect it, and how we can further that work here in Tahoe Donner, starting right in our own yards. For more information and to RSVP (required), please visit TDTrails.org.

I nvas ive Weed Walk W ith The Weed Warr iorsAUGUST 6, 10 A.M. - 12 P.M.

Are noxious weeds invading your neighborhood? Find out by joining the Friends of Tahoe Donner Trails and the Weed Warriors for an educational invasive weed walk here in Tahoe Donner. You will visit a variety of infestations across the association, focusing particularly on the noxious weeds you're most likely to find infesting your yards. A lunch will follow the walk. For all the details and to RSVP (required), please visit TDTrails.org.

Tahoe Donner Volunteer Trail DaysJULY 16, AUGUST 20, SEPTEMBER 17, 9 A.M. - 12 P.M.

Do you love Tahoe Donner's trails? Then join in and volunteer to help make them even better. Hosted by the Friends of Tahoe Donner Trails Club and the Trails Department, Tahoe Donner's Volunteer Trail Days feature fun, family friendly projects that are open to a range of physical abilities. No experience is necessary, and we encourage everyone to get involved. For more information, please visit TDTrails.org.

The following regional events are not organized by Tahoe Donner, but include activities within Tahoe Donner. Mark your calendar!

Truckee Day Ne ighborhood CleanupJUNE 4, 8 A.M.

Keep Truckee beautiful by joining your friends and neighbors in this town-wide cleanup. Sponsored by the Truckee Donner Public Utility District and other local businesses, volunteers help pick up trash in the morning and then enjoy a community BBQ at Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District’s Regional Park. For more information, visit TruckeeDay.org.

Truckee R iver DayOCTOBER 16, VARIOUS TIMES

Spend the day restoring and protecting the Truckee River watershed. Organized by the Truckee River Watershed Council, this annual event offers volunteer opportunities at sites all across the region, including right here in Tahoe Donner. Previous projects have included meadow restoration, seed and sapling planting, mulching, erosion control efforts, and invasive weed surveys. After the day’s work, celebrate with other volunteers at the River Fair. Pre-registration opens in September. For more information, visit TruckeeRiverWC.org.

DON’T PLAY IN THE MUD: When trails are muddy or otherwise saturated with water, please refrain from using them until they have had a chance to dry out. This will allow the trail tread to remain narrow and stable and will also reduce erosion.

DO NOT CUT SWITCHBACKS OR TAKE SHORTCUTS: Enjoy where our trails take you; you won’t be disappointed. Cutting switchbacks and creating shortcuts damages plants and

disturbs soil, and contributes to erosion.

PICK UP AFTER YOUR PET: Dog waste along our trails is not only unsightly but can also hurt water quality and spread disease. Please grab a few of the dog litter bags found at most Tahoe Donner trailheads before hitting the trails, and please dispose of used litter bags in trailhead garbage containers. Per association rules, dogs need to be on a leash when on Tahoe Donner trails and at Tahoe Donner amenities.

GIVE WILDLIFE A BREAK: When encountering the abundance of wildlife throughout Tahoe Donner, please give them plenty of room. Control pets; do not allow dogs to chase or otherwise harass wildlife.

RESPECT YOUR NEIGHBORS: Please respect your neighbors by staying on Tahoe Donner property. Please do not wander onto or through your neighbors’ property to access trails.

HELP PROTECT OUR TRA ILS AND OPEN SPACES

calmly so you do not scare the animal. Let the rider know you’d like to pass at the next safe location. Do NOT ride up quickly on stock. It’s dangerous for you and the rider.

ADV ICE FOR HORSE R IDERSThough most hikers and bikers will yield the

right of way to horses, remember that some folks do not have experience with stock and may not react as expected. These encounters

are great opportunities to inform and educate other users with a friendly approach.

As a horse rider, you have a responsibility to manage your animal on the trail; it is not advised to bring horses unaccustomed to high-traffic or multi-use trails until they are more familiar with them. Also, remember to keep an eye out for other users in front of you, behind you and joining you at trail junctions.


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With approval from its board of directors, Tahoe Donner Association is working with the Truckee Donner Land Trust and their partners, The Nature Conservancy and The Northern Sierra Partnership, to move forward with the acquisition of a 640-acre parcel of land located in Carpenter Valley and adjacent to Tahoe Donner’s existing 7,000-plus acres and Euer Valley.

The southern-most portion of the property, which includes Crabtree Canyon, is a gateway between Euer Valley and Carpenter Valley and will be owned and managed by Tahoe Donner. This is phase one of a much larger open space effort by Truckee Donner Land Trust, The Nature Conservancy, and The Northern Sierra Partnership. Further protection will be ensured by a permanent conservation easement held by the Truckee Donner Land Trust. The larger surrounding Carpenter Valley property, which has remained in private hands since the mid-19th century, is expected to be part of a Truckee Donner Land Trust purchase in 2017.

Our association’s vision as a desirable mountain community includes providing attractive and well-maintained facilities and amenities while maintaining accessible and healthy natural surroundings. The acquisition of the Crabtree parcel will also protect Tahoe Donner’s borders from future development.

In addition to preserving, protecting and maintaining Crabtree Canyon, this land parcel will also create new recreational opportunities for Tahoe Donner residents, allowing the Cross Country Ski Area to reopen 16 percent of our terrain and creating future opportunities for hiking, biking, and equestrian usage in accordance with Tahoe Donner’s comprehensive trails master plan and land use master plan.

For more information on this open space acquisition, see the May 2016 issue of Tahoe

Donner News, or tahoedonner.com. Additional information can be found at:

• Truckee Donner Land Trust: tdlandtrust.org

• Tahoe Donner homeowner survey results: http://goo.gl/gBBpCp

• April 6, 2016 Special Executive Session meeting recap: http://goo.gl/DD4wGR

About the Truckee Donner Land Trust

The Truckee Donner Land Trust preserves and protects scenic, historic and recreational lands with high natural resource values in the greater Truckee Donner region and manage recreational activities on these lands in a sustainable manner.

Tahoe Donner to Purchase and Preserve 640-Acre Crabtree Canyon

EXPLOR ING EUER VALLEY Tahoe Donner Association is now one

of the primary owners of Euer Valley after acquiring 482 acres there in 2012. There are several private properties which border Tahoe Donner; the Euer family’s land is actually surrounded by Tahoe Donner. We ask that you please respect our neighbors by staying on Tahoe Donner property.

Please observe the following guidelines while in Euer Valley:

• Motorized access to Euer Valley is forbid-den, except for Tahoe Donner staff.

• No camping or fires are allowed.

• The Euer family still owns 40 acres in the middle of the valley. Please avoid hiking near the homestead and its nearby build-ings.


Voluntary Summer Publ ic Tra il Pass Program

This program is a voluntary monetary contribution for public trail users. Its purpose is to recognize the financial commitment and trail maintenance efforts the association has made and continues to make on the 60+ miles of multi-use single-track and double-track summer trails.

For those who are not Tahoe Donner members, a suggested donation of $5 for adult and $2 for child daily use, or $30 for adult and $15 for child summer pass is encouraged, and is available for donation at Alder Creek Adventure Center, Bikeworks, and Member Services; online at our ShopTD site; and at select iron rangers at the major trailheads of Glacier Way, Teton Way and the Euer Valley gateway located at Alder Creek Adventure Center.

Trail access for members and guests of members is free.

T IPS FOR SAFETYBefore you leave for the trail, know where you are going. It is a good idea to tell a responsible person where you will be and when you expect to return.

Check the weather forecast so that you know what to expect on your adventure. Bring drinking water and stay hydrated.

Before you leave your vehicle, make sure all valuables are out of sight and your doors are locked.

• The valley is a “pack in/pack out” destina-tion. Please do your part to keep this a litter-free landscape.

• Respect the privacy of those who live adja-cent to Euer Valley, including at the end of Alder Creek Road. Sound levels should be kept low and vehicles should be parked on the street near the Alder Creek Adventure Center.

Summer trail maps available online or at major trailheads, Alder Creek Adventure Center, Trout Creek, and Member Services.


SEASON & HOURS6 a.m. - 10 p.m., daily

HOW TO REACH US12790 Northwoods Blvd.

Truckee, CA 96161

530-587-9437

[email protected]

SWIM . STRETCH . JUMP. SOAK .

Tahoe Donner’s state of the art fitness facility gives you many opportunities to get in shape. Whether you are just starting out with a fitness program or are an expe-rienced athlete training for an event, Trout Creek Recreation Center is the place for you. Features include: weight room, cardio room, fitness classes, recreation pool, lap pool, steam room, spas, massage program, personal training, Kids Club and more. At Trout Creek

Recreation Center, you can work up a sweat or soak in the hot tub after a day of play in the mountains.

MEMBER GYM OR IENTAT IONOn the last Friday of April, July, and Octo-

ber at 4 p.m., Trout Creek Recreation Center staff offers members an orientation to the cen-ter’s facilities and programs. Take a tour and learn about facility policies and the proper use

TROUT CREEKRecreation Center

RATESMember with recreation fee FREE

Member without recreation fee $6

Guest (up to 4 guests per card) $8


LOCKER RENTALOne week $10

One month $20

Six months $40

One year $60

Daily locker rentals are available at no charge.

FITNESS CLASSESMember $10

Guest $14

Member 10-Pack $90

Guest 10-Pack $126

Member Unlimited Pass $399

Member 30-day Introductory Pass $30

TOWEL RENTALSOne complimentary per person,

$1 each additional.

FEES

of equipment from a certified personal trainer. We recommend wearing comfortable clothing. Please call 530-587-9437 to make a reservation at least 24 hours in advance.

F ITNESS CLASSESTrout Creek Recreation Center offers a

variety of fitness classes that cater to all ages, abilities and fitness levels. Classes include: TRX suspension training, yoga, strength and conditioning, High Intensity Interval Train-ing (H.I.I.T.), Pilates, water aerobics, spin-ning, Zumba®, Aqua Zumba®, line dancing and more. Visit tahoedonner.com for a complete schedule.

PERSONAL TRA IN INGAre you planning to start a new fitness

program? Do you work out but don’t see the results you are hoping for? Whether your goal is to lose weight, get healthy, build muscle or increase endurance, our personal trainers have years of experience to help set you on the right path. Visit tahoedonner.com for a list of certified personal trainers.

ADULT SW IM CLUBCome on out for a lunchtime swim workout!

Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11:30 a.m. at Trout Creek Lap Pool. See page 18 for more details.


MASSAGEMassage is an excellent component of one’s overall personal wellness program. Integrat-

ing body, mind and spirit, massage can significantly reduce physical, mental and emotional fatigue and stress, resulting in a strong overall feeling of energetic rejuvenation and healthy well-being. Trout Creek Massage therapists customize each massage session based on the goals, needs, and requests of each individual client. Trout Creek Massage therapists incor-

porate one or more of the following techniques or modalities:

RELAXATION MASSAGE | CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY | SPORTS MASSAGE ENERGY WORK | LYMPHATIC MASSAGE | DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE

FOOT REFLEXOLOGY | PREGNANCY MASSAGE

Visit tahoedonner.com to book your massage today.

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Truckee/Northshore530.550.1252

• Environmentally Safe

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DRY IN 1 HOUR!

maximum per day and parents are required to stay on the premises during this time.

DAYS: SEVEN DAYS A WEEK

TIME: 9 A.M. - 1 P.M. DAILY, AND 3-7 P.M.

ON TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS

COST: MEMBERS: 2-HOUR PUNCH

CARD: $17, 10-HOUR PUNCH CARD: $77,

20-HOUR PUNCH CARD: $129

GUESTS: 2-HOUR PUNCH CARD: $25,

10-HOUR PUNCH CARD: $85,

20-HOUR PUNCH CARD: $150

LATE FEES APPLY AFTER TWO HOURS. PLEASE VISIT TAHOEDONNER.COM FOR KIDS CLUB RULES AND RESTRICTIONS.

LAP SW IM ST ICKER PROGRAMSee page 23 for more details.

Century Club ChallengeAre you a frequent user of Trout Creek? If

so, you need to join the Century Club Chal-lenge. If you visit Trout Creek one hundred times by Sept. 30, 2016 you will be made an honorary member of the Trout Creek Century

GYM ST ICKER PROGRAM Children ages 9 - 13 may use the cardio and

weight room with the approval of a personal trainer contracted with Tahoe Donner Asso-ciation. Schedule an appointment with any of our trainers and they will create a structured exercise program to ensure safe and proper use of the equipment.

Children under the age of 9 must be under the direct supervision of a personal trainer at all times.

(Personal trainer fees will apply.)

K IDS CLUB : DROP- IN CH I LDCARE PROGRAM

Refresh and recharge at Trout Creek Rec-reation Center while your children enjoy our safe and stimulating environment designed for children ages 3 months to 8 years old. Children socialize in mixed age groups and levels of development to explore, connect and be active – just like their parents. Our childcare staff has undergone background screening and is CPR and first aid certified. Drop-in services are restricted to a two-hour

Club and receive a Trout Creek Century Club t-shirt. We will celebrate our Centurions with a Century Club Celebration in October of 2016 where we will unveil the Century Club Hall of Fame and honor our Century Club inductees, MegaCenturions (150+ visits), and of course, our Supreme Centurion and Fitness Centurion who has the greatest number of visits to Trout Creek. To join the challenge, you may sign up at the front desk anytime or email us at [email protected].

MARCO POLO GR I L LNeed a snack? Enjoy poolside food service

provided by The Lodge Restaurant & Pub. The family-friendly menu includes items such as corn dogs, burgers, cold and hot sandwiches and cold drinks. The grill will be open for most of the summer season from 11:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.


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5 REC: Trivia Night

6 REC: Family Movie NightREC: Kids Night Out

7 TEN: Opening Day

9 REC: Guest Registration Begins

10 AQ: Lifeguard Training (5/10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21)

12 REC: Trivia Night

13TEN: USTA Mixed Doubles Sectional Championships (5/13-15)REC: Family Movie Night


20 GOLF: Opening DayREC: Family Movie Night

21 REC: Kids Night Out

26 REC: Trivia NightREC: First Aid/CPR/AED Training

27BC: Opening DayBIKE: Bikeworks Opens for SeasonREC: Family Movie Night

28TEN: Mem. Weekend KickoffREC: Leadership AcademyBIKE: Kids Camp (5/28-29)POOLS: Trout Creek Pool Opens

JUNE 2 REC: Trivia Night

3REC: Family Movie NightREC: Kids Night OutTEN: NTRP Tournament (6/3-5)

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TRAILS: National Trails DayTRAILS: Truckee Cleanup DayREC: Leadership Academy(6/4, 5, 11, 12)AQ: CPR/AED Review CourseAQ: Lifeguard Review Course (6/4-5)BIKE: Kids Camp (6/4-5)

6 GOLF: Daily Golf Clinics Begin

9REC: Truckee Thursdays Bus ServiceREC: Trivia Night

10REC: Family Movie NightCAMP: Campground Opens for Season

11GOLF: Glow Golf Family FunTEN: Summer Jr. Open 7th Annual (6/11-12)BIKE: Kids Camp (6/11-12)

13 BIKE: Free Bike Like a Girl Ride

14 AQ: WSI Course (6/14-18)

16 REC: Truckee Thursdays Bus Service

TIME TO SWIM! SEE PAGE 22 FOR POOL HOURS OF OPERATION.

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BC: Water Kids Club BeginsEQ: Equestrian Meet and GreetREC: Rec Hut OpensREC: Archery Clinics BeginREC: Family Movie NightPOOLS: Wibit Aqua Challenge

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BC: Kayak and SUP Demo DayEQ: Opening Day for Trail RidesREC: Archery ClinicREC: Kids Night OutPOOLS: Northwoods Pool OpensBIKE: Kids Camp (6/18-19)TDGF: "Back to the Land" Dinner (p. 21)

19 REC: Archery Clinic

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REC: Bingo Night BeginsREC: RAD - Explore and DiscoverBIKE: Week-long Kids Camp (6/20-24)EQ: Horsemanship Camp Session 1 (6/20-24)GOLF: Junior Golf School (6/20-22)AQ: Tiger Sharks (6/20-24)AQ: Childrens' Swim Lessons (6/20-24)TEN: Junior Tennis Camp, and Teen Tennis (6/20-24)AQ: Water Aerobics Begins

21 REC: Bocce League BeginsBC: Kayak Tours Begin

22 REC: RAD - Lake, Creek and Pond

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POOLS pages 22 – 23RECREATION pages 14 – 17TAHOE DONNER CAMPGROUND page 13TAHOE DONNER GIVING FUND page 21TENNIS pages 32 – 35TRAILS pages 36 – 39TROUT CREEK REC CENTER pages 40 – 41


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TRAILS: River Walk with Watershed CouncilTEN: Burgers, Bratwurst, and Tennis BashREC: Summer Kickoff ConcertREC: Archery ClinicREC: Rock ClimbingBIKE: Kids Camp (6/25-26)AQ: Junior Lifeguard Training (6/25-29)EQ: BBQ

26BC: Treasure HuntREC: Archery ClinicNWCH: Annual Membership Meeting (Northwoods Clubhouse) ACAC: Members BBQ and Expo

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BC: Windsurfing ClinicTEN: Junior Tennis Camp, and Teen Tennis (6/27-7/1)DAY CAMP: Session 1 (6/27-7/1)EQ: Horsemanship Camp Session 2 (6/27-7/1)AQ: Tiger Sharks (6/27-7/1)AQ: Childrens' Swim Lessons (6/27-7/1) REC: Bingo NightREC: RAD - Explore and DiscoverGOLF: Junior Golf School (6/27-29)

Papoose PreschoolTruckee’s Premier Summer Camp for 3-5 year olds! • Daily Forest Hikes• Eco-Healthy Child Care• Nevada Co. 5 Star Quality Rating• Local, Organic Snacks• Weekly Art & Science Themes

Call now to reserve your days/week of Camp. Limited avail-ability (July 11 - August 26)

(530) 550-7506papoosepreschool.com

Each morning as we head to Papoose, our children are filled with excitement about the day ahead, and the adventures they will have! - F. Radar

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REC: Concert on the GreenREC: Archery ClinicBIKE: Kids Camp (7/2-3)TEN: Margarita Madness Pro Exhibition

3 REC: Concert on the GreenREC: Archery Clinic

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REC: Fourth of July ParadeBIKE: Week-long Bike Camp (7/4-8)TEN: Junior Tennis Camp, and Teen Tennis (7/4-8)EQ: Horsemanship Camp Session 3 (7/4-8)

5BC: Kayak TourREC: Bocce LeagueDAY CAMP: Session 2 (7/5-8)

6 BC: Junior Sailing Session 2 (7/6-8)REC: RAD - Lake, Creek and Pond

7 REC: Truckee Thursday Bus Service

8BC: Water Kids ClubREC: Family Movie NightREC: Archery ClinicREC: RAD - MarksmanshipPOOLS: Wibit Aqua Challenge

9REC: Rock ClimbingREC: Archery ClinicBIKE: Kids Camp (7/9-10)

10 REC: Archery ClinicTEN: Breakfast at Wimbledon

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REC: Bingo NightREC: RAD - Explore and DiscoverDAY CAMP: Session 3 (7/11-15)AQ: Tiger Sharks (7/11-15)AQ: Childrens' Swim Lessons (7/11-15)GOLF: Junior Golf School (7/11-13)EQ: Horsemanship Camp Session 4 (7/11-15)TEN: Junior Tennis Camp, and Teen Tennis (7/11-15)

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BC: Water Kids ClubREC: Archery ClinicREC: Family Movie NightREC: RAD - MarksmanshipPOOLS: Wibit Aqua ChallengeTEN: Pro Exhibition (7/15-17)

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BC: Kayak and SUP Demo DayTRAILS: TD Volunteer Trail DayEQ: BBQBIKE: Kids Camp (7/16-17)REC: Archery ClinicREC: Kids Night OutPOOLS: Dive-in MovieTDGF: 4 Wheelers Club Trails & Ales (p. 21)

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AQ: Tiger Sharks (7/25-29) AQ: Childrens' Swim Lessons (7/25-29)GOLF: Junior Golf School (7/25-27)REC: Bingo NightREC: RAD - Explore and DiscoverEQ: Horsemanship Camp Session 6 (7/25-29)TEN: Junior Tennis Camp, and Teen Tennis (7/25-29) DAY CAMP: Session 5 (7/25-29)

26BC: Kayak TourREC: Bocce LeagueGOLF: Soccer Golf


28 REC: Truckee Thursday Bus ServiceGOLF: Last Day for Golf Clinics


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19BC: Kayak TourBC: Crawdad Fishing ContestREC: Bocce League

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22BC: Water Kids ClubREC: Archery ClinicREC: Family Movie NightPOOLS: Wibit Aqua Challenge



BIKEWORKS, page X

GOLF COURSE & DRIVING RANGE, pages X to X

RECREATION PROGRAMS, pages X to X

SWIM LESSONS, PROGRAMS & POOLS, pages X to X

BEACH CLUB MARINA, pages X to X

RECREATION DAY CAMPS, pages X to X

TENNIS CENTER, pages X to X

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9BC: Kayak Tour LAST ONEBIKE: Free Bike Like a Girl RideREC: Bocce League

10BC: Junior Sailing Session 7 (8/12-14) LAST ONEREC: RAD - Lake, Creek and Pond

11 REC: Truckee Thursday's Bus Service

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BC: Water Kids Club LAST ONEREC: Family Movie NightREC: Archery ClinicREC: RAD - MarksmanshipREC: Cornhole Tournament # 1POOLS: Wibit Aqua Challenge

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BC: Cardboard RegattaTEN: Burgers, Bratwurst and Tennis BashEQ: Pancakes and PoniesREC: Archery ClinicBIKE: Kids Camp (8/13-14)

14 BC: Scavenger HuntREC: Archery Clinic

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TEN: Junior Tennis Camp, and Teen Tennis (8/15-19) LAST ONEEQ: Horsemanship Camp Session 9 (8/15-19) LAST ONEREC: RAD - Explore and Discover LAST ONEREC: Bingo NightBIKE: Weeklong Bike Camp (8/15-19)POOLS: Northwoods Pool Hours ChangeAQ: Childrens' Swim Lessons (8/15-19)DAY CAMP: Session 8 (8/15-19)

16 REC: Bocce League

17 REC: RAD - Lake, Creek and Pond LAST ONE


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REC: Archery ClinicREC: Family Movie NightREC: RAD - Marksmanship LAST ONETEN: Pam Krone Tournament (8/19-21)EQ: Cowgirls and Cocktails

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22REC: Bingo NightDAY CAMP: Bonus Session (8/22-16) Tentative

23 BIKE: Free Bike Like a Girl RideREC: Bocce League

26REC: Family Movie NightREC: Archery ClinicREC: Cornhole Tournament # 2

27EQ: Pancakes and PoniesBIKE: Kids Camp (8/27-28)REC: Archery Clinic

28 GOLF: Last Day of ClinicsREC: Archery Clinic

29 REC: Bingo Night Finale

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3REC: Archery Clinic BIKE: Kids Camp (9/3-4) LAST ONEEQ: Pancakes and Ponies

4REC: Archery Clinic LAST ONEREC: Summer Finale Membership BBQ

5REC: Rec Hut Closes for the seasonBIKE: Bikeworks closesPOOLS: Northwoods Pool Closes for the Season

6 BC: Marina hours changeBIKE: Free Bike Like a Girl Ride

8 REC: Trivia Night

9 REC: Family Movie Night

10 TEN: 8th Annual Fall Junior Open (9/10-11)

11 CAMP: Campground closes


16REC: Family Movie NightTEN: 6th Annual TDA Senior Tournament (9/16-18)

17REC: Kids Night OutEQ: Pancakes and PoniesTRAILS: TD Volunteer Trails Day


23 REC: Family Movie NightEQ: Cowgirls and Cocktails

25EQ: Closing DayPOOLS: Rec Pool Closed for the season



AUGUST CONT. ALDER CREEK ADVENTURE CENTER page 9AQUATICS pages 18 – 20BEACH CLUB MARINA pages 24 – 26BIKEWORKS pages 4 – 5DAY CAMPS pages 28 – 30EQUESTRIAN pages 6 – 8

GOLF pages 10 – 12POOLS pages 22 – 23RECREATION pages 14 – 17TAHOE DONNER CAMPGROUND page 13TAHOE DONNER GIVING FUND page 21TENNIS pages 32 – 35

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7 REC: Kids Night OutREC: Family Movie Night

8 REC: Fall Festival

9 TEN: Tennis Closes



15 REC: Kids Night Out

16 TRAILS: Annual Truckee River Day



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28 REC: Family Movie NightTCRC: Member Gym Orientation

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NORTHWOODS CLUBHOUSE MIXED Bocce ball, archery, horseshoes,volleyball, pool/water slide, playground11509 Northwoods Blvd.p 530-587-9400e [email protected]

RECREATION INFORMATION HUT 11509 Northwoods Blvd. MIXED

p 530-587-9413 e [email protected]

PIZZA ON THE HILL PUBLIC

11509 Northwoods Blvd.p 530-582-9669

TENNIS PRIVATE

11509 Northwoods Blvd.p 530-587-9474 e [email protected]

ALDER CREEK ADVENTURE CENTER, ALDER CREEK CAFE AND TRAILSIDE BAR15275 Alder Creek Road*Euer Valley trail access and parking

EQUESTRIAN CENTER PUBLIC

p 530-587-9470e [email protected]

BIKEWORKS PUBLIC p 530-582-9694e [email protected]

DAY CAMPS AT DOWNHILL SKI AREA 11603 Snowpeak Way PRIVATE


BEACH CLUB MARINA 12915 Donner Pass Road PRIVATE


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TROUT CREEK RECREATION CENTER 12790 Northwoods Blvd. PRIVATE


DRIVING RANGE PUBLIC

12790 Northwoods Blvd.p 530-587-9443

THE LODGE RESTAURANT & PUB 12850 Northwoods Blvd. PUBLIC

p 530-587-9455

TAHOE DONNER GOLF COURSE 12850 Northwoods Blvd. PUBLIC p 530-587-9440e [email protected]

TAHOE DONNER CAMPGROUND 13813 Alder Creek Road PUBLIC p 530-587-9462e [email protected]

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tahoedonner.com/trails

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Alison Elder530 582 [email protected] Cal BRE #01399851

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Recognized as Chase International’s Realtor of the Year 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015

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Documents

Tahoe Donner Summer Fun Guide 2016