The Lake Tahoe Snowmobilers was founded in 2019 to advocate for OHV access to our public lands, bring our OHV community together in a family-friendly environment that includes new and experienced riders, and promote safety. In that time, we have grown to nearly 200 paid members of the club with over 550 people who have […]
Come join us this Saturday at the Yuba Pass SnoPark. This could very well be our last ride of the season, with the exception of those going to Sled Fest at Bear Valley May 1-2. We hope to see you there. Don't forget to bring your CA SnoPark pass, which are only available online this […]
Come join us on Saturday at the Hope Valley Sno-Park. Michael's Cycle Works in Carson City will be providing a 2022 Lynx snowmobile for the Lake Tahoe Snowmobilers members to check out during our beacon park demonstration and practice. If you haven't had a chance to see this new to America sled, come by and […]
With many activities closed for a good year now due to Covid-19, all backcountry user groups have seen a gigantic influx of new users and users from out of the area social distancing in the High Sierra. We have heard this from and seen this among winter users including snowshoers, alpine skiers, splitboarders, those using […]
The Lake Tahoe Snowmobilers have collaborated with the Tahoe National Forest, Truckee and Sierraville Ranger Districts and with the Sierra Avalanche Center to identify a need in our area. We have submitted a CA OSV grant application. Please download the application above and review between March 1, 2021 and May 3, 2021. The public is […]
LTS was invited to participate in Tahoe Fund's first-ever Backcountry Safety Week. Our role during this week was to produce a short video regarding backcountry safety geared toward over-snow vehicle users (OSV) and how it is different from other user groups. We gladly took the challenge and was able to produce this six-minute video. LTS […]
Sierra Avalanche Center takes on the giant task of providing us with an avalanche forecast. A big part of the daily avalanche forecast is done through observations. An observation can be done by anyone willing to take the time to do so. It is very simple to do and does not require a great deal […]
LTS made a $1000 donation to Sierra Avalanche Center. The board felt this decision was necessary and it couldn't have come at a better time. SAC needs every donation they can get at this time. Please consider donating to S.A.C. if you can. Links to the donation page and sponsorship page are provided below. Donation […]
Lets welcome our newest Club sponsor. Truckee Laundry is the most update and nicest laundry mat in the Truckee area They are not only a laundry mat but also have various other services including washing and waterproofing your favorite snow gear. Check out there webpage and facility in Truckee. www.truckeelaundry.com
November 11, 2020 The most important gear... When you talk to avalanche safety experts, such as Duncan Lee who teaches avalanche safety classes for the Sierra Avalanche Center (SAC), you will quickly learn that you need to "Get the Gear" before you go. Before you go, make sure you have a current avalanche transceiver (beacon), […]
