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CVTA Mission: The Carson Valley Trails Association is a nonprofit, volunteer based organization working with partners to provide public access through a recreational trail system for present and future generations to enjoy.
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July 9th, 11:41 am
We are saddened to hear of the many acres of public land burned and homes lost in the Pine Nut range by the recent Numbers fire. As of the latest report, it seems like the Pinyon Trail was spared from significant damage. Please stay away from the area for your own safety and to allow emergency responders to do their jobs. The Douglas County Community & Senior Center is accepting donations of snacks (please make sure these are individually packaged) and East Fork Fire Protection District (contact at eastforkfire.org) has a victim fund that can accept donations.
The latest information can be found here inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6833/
Numbers Fire Information - InciWeb the Incident Information System
inciweb.nwcg.gov
Information for Numbers FireJuly 8th, 2:42 pm
Here is our latest blog post highlighting the types of feathered friends you might see on the Fay-Luther.
Color on the Fay-Luther Trail – Carson Valley Trails Association
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Posted on June 30, 2020 by Annette Thomason — Leave a commentColor on the Fay-Luther Trail If you are hiking anywhere in the Fay-Luther trail system and you hear this call, keep your eyes peeled bec...May 26th, 1:08 pm
DCSO Press Release
Minden, NV- Between May 16thand May 23rd, 2020 six vehicle burglaries occurred at trailhead parking areas around Douglas County. Four of the vehicle burglaries occurred at trailheads at Lake Tahoe and two vehicle burglaries occurred at trailheads in the Carson Valley.
The suspects in the vehicle burglaries stole cash and credit cards and then used the victim’s credit cards at local stores immediately after the burglaries to purchase gift cards among other items. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) Investigators obtained video of the suspects using the credit cards during a number of the transactions.
On Sunday, May 24th, 2020 DCSO Investigators set up surveillance at a number of trailheads around Douglas County and within an hour the suspects were spotted casing vehicles at the Jacks Valley trailhead parking area. The suspects were followed away from Jacks Valley and a traffic stop was initiated when the suspect vehicle entered Carson City. A search warrant was executed on the suspect’s vehicle and Investigators located a set of sophisticated vehicle burglary tools and over $6,000 in gift cards.
The suspects were arrested and are currently charged with four counts of vehicle burglary and four counts of fraudulent use of a credit card.
Description of those arrested:
· Carolyn Brinkman a 33 year old female who lists an address in Newark, CA.
· Harvis Berry a 35 year old male who lists an address in Elk Gove, CA.
Bail was set for both suspects at $112,000 each.
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May 1st, 9:50 am
Check out these great online educational resources from Get Outdoors Nevada for your younger kids.
getoutdoorsnevada.org/online-resources/
Online Resources - Get Outdoors Nevada
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Online Resources Education Resources Thank You to Our Generous Sponsors: Birds and Their Nests Level Pre K-1 Through this fun and interactive activity, learn the purpose of bird nests and build your o...April 11th, 4:57 pm
Reposting this message from USFS. If you see the trailhead parking filled to capacity, that’s a sign you should be thinking of going elsewhere.
April 6th, 4:14 pm
If you enjoy birding, check out our latest blog post featuring the Mountain Bluebird (the State Bird of Nevada)
carsonvalleytrails.org/2020/04/06/the-state-bird-of-nevada/
The State Bird of Nevada – Carson Valley Trails Association
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Posted on April 6, 2020 by Annette Thomason — Leave a commentThe State Bird of Nevada Mountain Bluebird on the Pinyon Trail. I was able to get close enough to this male to get a couple of halfway de...March 30th, 11:12 am
Stuck at home with the kids? Check out these online educational programs for K-5 offered by the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science.
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