True winter travelers can almost smell the snow already. As the autumn leaves begin to drift through the air, ski and snowboard diehards are getting into shape, digging out their gear and making plans to head to North Lake Tahoe.
North Lake Tahoe is reclaiming its spot among great winter destinations as world-class competitions, such as the Freeride World Tour head to Squaw for its only North American stop. More than a handful of local athletes were recently named to the U.S Snowboarding Team with Olympic Gold in their minds. The area is also preparing to commemorate its Olympic heritage as the 50th anniversary of the 1960 Winter Games is on the horizon.
In addition to demanding slopes and commanding performances, North Lake Tahoe continues to boast a seemingly endless array of off-slope activities, including ice fishing, snowmobiling, dog sledding, ice skating and sleigh rides. Several new restaurants on the culinary front will also delight epicurean and eco-savvy travelers.
Enclosed you will find the latest news about North Lake Tahoe along with story ideas and area stats. Please feel free to contact us for any assistance with story angles or interviews. We also have a wide selection of digital images available for editorial use. For 24-hour media information, go to www.GoTahoeNorth.com and click on Media Center, which holds the latest news releases, fact sheets, press kits and images (username for photos is “images” and password is “tahoe123”).
We’d also like to encourage you to experience North Lake Tahoe firsthand, and look forward to coordinating complimentary press trips for qualified media on assignment.
If you have any questions or would like to visit the North Lake Tahoe, please call us at 530-583-2138 or e-mail Pettit@GoTahoeNorth.com.
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Andy ChapmanPettit Gilwee
Bill Hoffman Public Relations Representative
North Lake Tahoe Visitors Bureaus Pettit Gilwee Public Relations
