The award winning producers at Teton Gravity Research (TGR) present their newest ski film, Light The Wick. Shoreline of Tahoe is proud to sponser the tour here in South Lake Tahoe, November 20th at the Montbleu Theatre. Shoreline will have advanced Ticket sales, and other give away goodies at the show.

Shot using film, HD and 3D technology, Light The Wick is about sparking the flame and watching the world’s best athletes blast off. This year, the TGR crew of athletes and cinematographers were on a mission to capture the most jaw dropping footage to date and give the viewer an experience like no other. This pursuit led the team around the world to uncharted destinations, as well as some of their favorite stomping grounds. Follow the crew as they discover the completely unskiied big mountain mecca of Petersburg, AK, find the best snow Croatia has seen in fifty years, ski deep pillows in Italy, hit full throttle riding in British Columbia, and epic free-riding at Ripley Creek and North Cascades Heli. Don’t miss Sammy Carlson and the Stevens Pass 3D experiment, the first ever 3D snow sports segment. The groundbreaking dual RED One slow motion arial shots will make you want to reach out and touch the action. Light The Wick showcases the most talented and well-rounded athletes in the sport together in one must-see film.

MSP Films South Lake Tahoe Premire of “The way I see it” is on October 2, 2010 at Mountbleu Resort.

Price: $15.00

TICKETS AVAILABLE AUGUST 2ND, 2010 AT:

SHORELINE OF TAHOE – STATELINE
259 KINGSBURY GRADE
STATELINE, NV 89449
(775) 588-8777

New 2010 Shoreline Summer Commercial

Shoreline Of Tahoe will be sponsoring this alternate transportation awareness event on June 21st which is also known as “Go Skateboarding Day” Please help us spread the word about this eco freindly way to go to work.

Shoreline of Tahoe is now home to Full Tilt Ski Boots, Check them out onlne or stop by either South Lake Tahoe Location.

Please watch Vid clip for details

Picture taken 7:30am October 3rd 2009

This is a very good sign that Tahoe will be getting an early start on winter. Last night we received 4 inches of snow, not the wet sloppy stuff, it was cold. It is now a race to see who will open first. These are the three best bets Kirkwood, Heavenly or Boreal ridge. Heavenly has the most Snow making equipment, Boreal has the a lot of snow making equipment too, and a very high evelation, and Kirkwood has some snow making and always the best weather pattern for natural snow fall. This year I’m feeling Boreal, they are known to open up for a quick weekend, even if they end up closing for a few weeks till more snow comes. Boreal also loves to throw Halloween Parties, so get you costume ready, wax you stuff, because it looks like a zombie winter!

Slow Rollers Poker Run & Show ‘n Shine
When: 06.14.09
Where: The Tudor Pub, South Lake Tahoe

Best (one day) event of the year. Ride your showbike in the Poker Run (events have been combined, times are tough)! Participants will judge (real judges were laid off) for Best in Show. Winner gets a chrome barstool from Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, if it’s not being used. Pay cash for a raffle ticket (tight credit market) and win a drylander’s longboard from Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer. Winner of the Best Hand in Poker Run wins a red and gold OM Flyer 26″ BMX bike from SE Racing worth $800 U.S. smackaroos or 1068 cans of economically viable Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer that you can ride to Earth Day next year. …you can ride the bike, not the beer. …you put the beer in the stomach so you don’t have to put the gas in the tank of a car made by a bankrupt car company.

An unplanned reunion of some of the South Lake Tahoe snowboarding pioneers happen at the inaugural ULLR’S Jib Jam at Lakeside Inn & Casino. Pictured here Eric V Skate Park builder, Randy Walters former Pro Snowboarder turned carpenter, Bob Daly founder of Shoreline of Tahoe, and Jimmy Halopoff of the South shore soldiers Ski & Snowboard camp. The event was a blast, Ullr the Nors god of snow must of wanted to jib because the weather was great! Jimmy was invited to judge the event which had over 70 skiers and snowboarders.

Washed up old South Lake Tahoe Snowboarders still come out to encourage the next generation. Those of us who pioneered snowboarding here in Tahoe are amazed at where the sport has been and where it is going. One thing for sure is there is no end in sight. These new riders keep pushing the limits, and I think that is what draws us old guys to these events to see what is next. There is some ownership to being the first snowboarders to do all we did. Until snowboarding becomes flat with no new horizons you can expect washed up old South Lake Tahoe Snowboarders to still stop by and check out the scene.