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Posts Tagged: Tahoe Rim Trail Association
New Crew Leader Training
Trail Talk: All things BIKEPACKING @ South Lake Brewing Co.
Trail Talk: How to Complete the Tahoe Rim Trail @ Patagonia
Planning to hike the Tahoe Rim Trail this trail season? Patagonia and the TRTA are hosting a free event in South Lake Tahoe! Come out for an Interactive Guide… Read more »
Trail Talk: Let’s talk about GEAR!
Whether you are a new or experienced backpacker, this Gear Talk is just for you! Stio and the TRTA are hosting a free event at Stio Mountain Studio in South… Read more »
Trail Talk: How to Complete the Tahoe Rim Trail @ El Dorado County Library
Planning to get out on the Tahoe Rim Trail and Carson Valley Trails this summer? The El Dorado County Library, the TRTA and Carson Valley Trails Association are hosting… Read more »
Trail Talk: How to Complete the Tahoe Rim Trail @ South Lake Brewering Co.
Planning to hike the Tahoe Rim Trail this trail season? South Lake Brewery and the TRTA are hosting a free event at SLB! Grab a couple of cold ones… Read more »
Trail Talk: How to Complete the Tahoe Rim Trail @ Carson City Library
Join us at the Galena Creek Visitor Center off Mount Rose Highway to meet official Tahoe Rim Trail Guides and get all your Tahoe-based hiking questions answered. Walk away feeling more prepared to tackle the TRT – either this summer, or over the next 20 years!
Wilderness First Aid with NOLS Wilderness Medicine- May
The Tahoe Rim Trail Association is hosting a two-day Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course taught by NOLS Wilderness Medicine. This course will provide individuals with a foundation in important first aid concepts critical to responding effectively to emergencies in a remote backcountry environment.
Winter Navigation with a Map and Compass
This course will teach you one of the most basic and essential outdoor skills- navigation without relying on a battery in the winter. The birth of the smart phone and personal global positioning systems (GPS) have not outdated the centuries old skill of navigation by map and compass. The earth’s magnetic field will never run out of battery.