Weekend Outlook 9/30-10/03, 2021
Forest Closures:
The south and west shores of Tahoe remain under closure due to continued fire activity as well as burn scar remediation. Closure orders and detailed maps available here, and here.
Weekend Events:
Here are the events that are on the radar for this weekend:
Thursday, September 30:
9:00am-12:00pm
Biggest Little Trail Stewards will be installing more trailhead kiosks and are looking for some volunteers to help. RSVP is requested. Contact Curtis at the number provided on the FB event listing.
5:45pm
Silver State Striders are running the Steamboat Ditch Trail from the Manzanita Drive crossing. Roughly 8 miles total out and back. More details on their website.
Friday, October 1:
9:00am-12:00pm
Biggest Little Trail Stewards will be installing more trailhead kiosks and are looking for some volunteers to help. RSVP is requested. Contact Curtis at the number provided on the FB event listing. Update: Rescheduled to Tuesday Oct 5.
Saturday, October 2:
Silver State Striders are asking for volunteers to to staff an aid station at the Broken Arrow race in Olympic Valley. They are also encouraging members to organize their own long run so visit their facebook group page for more on that.
6:00pm - 10:00pm
Reno Bike Project is celebrating their 15th anniversary with a bash at Von Bismark! As part of the celebration they are raffling off a pile of swag from community donors as well as taking donations towards their $30,000 fundraising goal. Get out, have a beer and pretzel and donate some money for a good cause and swag. Details at their website.
Sunday, October 3:
8:00am:
Muscle Powered Carson city will be road riding from Fremont Elementary School.
Trail Outlook
Another fantastic outlook for enjoying the outdoors this weekend. Brisk mornings, fall colors, and windless evenings. Some clouds in the forecast also mean we are likely to get some real rockstar sunsets and/or sunrises. What I’m saying is, quit reading internet ramblings and get to doing.
Be kind, be safe, and enjoy.
Winter sunset from West Keystone. Credit: Laura Weiss, Reaney Photography