CVTA Vision: Connecting people to the outdoors through a system of trails.
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.
Spring / Summer 2019 Newsletter
Our Spring / Summer 2019 issue of the CVTA Trail Connections newsletter is now available!
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October 21st, 12:16 pm
Interested in trails and active transportation? Mark your calendar to attend the joint meeting of the Eastern Sierra Trails Coalition and the Nevada Department of Transportation Bike and Pedestrian Conference. November 5-7, 2019 at the Mont Bleu in Stateline, NV. Free to attend.
October 17th, 10:21 am
Unfortunately, once in a while we have to share with our community some not so pleasant news. Last week, we had a report of vehicle break-ins at the Highway 50 and Tahoe Golf Club access to the Clear Creek trail. Just a reminder not to leave any valuables in your vehicle. Also, if you are at the trailhead and see anything suspicious please consider contacting the local sheriff. If you have any information on the Hwy 50 break-in, please report it to Carson City Sheriff's Office (775)-283-7852. Most of the other Carson Valley trailheads are patrolled by Douglas County Sheriffs Office.
www.nevadaappeal.com/news/crime/information-sought-in-rash-of-vehicle-thefts/
Information sought in rash of Carson City vehicle thefts
The Carson City Sheriff’s Office Investigation Division is asking for information in several vehicle burglaries in Carson City for the month of October.On Oct. 13 several vehicle burglaries wereOctober 3rd, 1:01 pm
Wilderness First Aid course coming up at Western Nevada College November 8-10. Check out the link for further details. www.campusce.net/wnc/Course/Course.aspx?c=115
October 2nd, 12:42 pm
Our latest blog post is up. An interesting discussion on our native flora, the Sierra Western Juniper. carsonvalleytrails.org/2019/09/24/the-sierra-western-juniper/
The Sierra Western Juniper – Carson Valley Trails Association
Posted on September 24, 2019 by Annette Thomason — 1 CommentThe Sierra Western Juniper Sierra Western Juniper along the Pinyon Trail As you hike along the Pinyon Trail, you will see this big shrub o...September 4th, 4:56 pm
Please be aware that there is a wildland fire in Jack's Valley and Clear Creek is being evacuated. Would suggest staying away from the Clear Creek Trail to allow emergency responders to do their thing.
September 4th, 3:03 pm
Another event coming up at Nevada Spooner State Park.
Comstock Water History Tour at Spooner Lake State Park on Sept. 7
SPOONER LAKE — Join a park ranger on a guided, self-driven vehicle tour through the Spooner Backcountry of Spooner Lake State Park. We’ll follow the remnants of the historicSeptember 4th, 1:56 pm
The wheels of progress churn on even for those of us technologically challenged. If you visit our website, you will now see our trails overlaid on Google Maps. If you have cell service you can even track your progress on the trail with Google Maps. Without cell service, you can always download excellent GPS based trail apps such as MTB Project or Trailforks. carsonvalleytrails.org/pinyon-trail/
August 30th, 12:13 pm
Beautiful photos and nice story about Carson Valley's own Sierra Canyon Trail by The Radavist. #whycv #howtonv
theradavist.com/2019/08/after-work-shred-perfection-the-sierra-canyon-trail-ends-in-genoa-at-the-...
After Work Shred Perfection: the Sierra Canyon Trail Ends in Genoa at the Oldest Bar in Nevada!
With the long weekend approaching here in the United States, many coastal Californians will head inland and upland to seek the cooler temperatures found along t
Last Updated 5-Aug-2019
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