Member of the Month

KilaTsunami
October, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

Living Around Tahoe

profile picture
BagOTricks
Posts: 815 - Karma: 3,351
Looking to possibly move out to the Tahoe area for next season. Looking to mostly ride Northstar/Heavenly and get out to Squaw a few times. Can anybody living there help me out? I'm looking for a cheap place to get an apartment that's under an hour away from Northstar and Heavenly. How expensive is living out there compared to other ski areas out west? Is there any night life? Any info is appreciated
Dec 11 2017 10:48AM
2 0
profile picture
Pataguccimane
Posts: 548 - Karma: 1,136
Tahoe itself is expensive and housing is a nightmare, but Reno’s about 40 minutes from North Star and squaw and housing is fairly cheap for an apartment and there’s a pretty big bar scene going on
Dec 11 2017 12:11PM
2 0
profile picture
profa_212
Posts: 8886 - Karma: 35,768
Reno is tighhhttt. Contrary to what a lot of people will say.

Like 30 minutes to flatstar and 40 to squaw. Cheaper housing and way more stuff to do than incline or tahoe city.
Dec 11 2017 1:05PM
3 0
profile picture
BagOTricks
Posts: 815 - Karma: 3,351
Word thanks guys, yeah I've been looking at apartments in Reno, doesn't seem bad at all. Figured it would have the best night life too.
Dec 11 2017 1:31PM
0 0
profile picture
mooseman077
Posts: 300 - Karma: 359
I live in Reno now...its pretty chill.
Dec 11 2017 10:56PM
0 0
profile picture
BagOTricks
Posts: 815 - Karma: 3,351
The referenced post has been removed.


How populated is the area? I wouldn't mind getting a bit of a city vibe if possible, lived in a small town my whole life
Dec 11 2017 11:09PM
0 0
profile picture
profa_212
Posts: 8886 - Karma: 35,768
TheBagOTricksHow populated is the area? I wouldn't mind getting a bit of a city vibe if possible, lived in a small town my whole life


South lake is like 20ish thousand....truckee is like 16 or 17 thousand I think....reno is like like 450,000.....so a much bigger city vibe. If I was to live on the lake South lake has a little more of a big city vibe.
Dec 11 2017 11:40PM
0 0
profile picture
BagOTricks
Posts: 815 - Karma: 3,351
Profahoben_212South lake is like 20ish thousand....truckee is like 16 or 17 thousand I think....reno is like like 450,000.....so a much bigger city vibe. If I was to live on the lake South lake has a little more of a big city vibe.


Perfect thanks for the info man!
Dec 11 2017 11:48PM
0 0
profile picture
BagOTricks
Posts: 815 - Karma: 3,351
The referenced post has been removed.


Well the options really are SLC, Denver, and Tahoe area. To me Tahoe looks like the most scenic place, it's just beautiful. SLC has the Utah night life problem, and honestly other than the mountains looks like a barren wasteland. Denver obviously gives the best city life, but the hour+ drive to the mountains has me hesitant, especially if I can only ride weekends with the other 90% of Denver. I feel like Tahoe is a good mix of everything I want.

Main priorities are just good skiing, long seasons, stuff to do in the offseason, and decent city life. I'd probably move out there solo dolo at first and then have friends/fam move in with me once I get settled.
Dec 11 2017 11:57PM
0 0
profile picture
profa_212
Posts: 8886 - Karma: 35,768
The referenced post has been removed.


Truckee meadows is 450,000.....you are just counting reno not reno, sparks, Galen, yada yada yada
Dec 12 2017 12:12AM
0 0
profile picture
theabortionator
Posts: 51623 - Karma: 162,059
TheBagOTricksWell the options really are SLC, Denver, and Tahoe area. To me Tahoe looks like the most scenic place, it's just beautiful. SLC has the Utah night life problem, and honestly other than the mountains looks like a barren wasteland. Denver obviously gives the best city life, but the hour+ drive to the mountains has me hesitant, especially if I can only ride weekends with the other 90% of Denver. I feel like Tahoe is a good mix of everything I want.

Main priorities are just good skiing, long seasons, stuff to do in the offseason, and decent city life. I'd probably move out there solo dolo at first and then have friends/fam move in with me once I get settled.


Yeah dude, fuck that I70 traffic from denver. Also it's just far enough that it doesn't feel close. Reno and SLC are close to good skiing. SLC a bit closer depending on where you live and want to ski.

A lot of guys I work with at Northstar commute from Reno. It's not that bad. I've thought about buying a house in the area. Def easier to find cheap housing than around the mountains.
Dec 12 2017 12:23AM
0 0
profile picture
BagOTricks
Posts: 815 - Karma: 3,351
The referenced post has been removed.


theabortionatorYeah dude, fuck that I70 traffic from denver. Also it's just far enough that it doesn't feel close. Reno and SLC are close to good skiing. SLC a bit closer depending on where you live and want to ski.

A lot of guys I work with at Northstar commute from Reno. It's not that bad. I've thought about buying a house in the area. Def easier to find cheap housing than around the mountains.


Word thanks for the info, gonna make a trip out there this winter to get a feel. Stoked!
Dec 12 2017 12:37AM
0 0
All times are Eastern (-5)