Geocache file generated by GSAK (HasChildren) GSAK support@gsak.net cache, geocache, groundspeak 001 SLT01 Sahita's Cache SLT01 Sahita's Cache by ltva Geocache Geocache|Multi-cache SLT01 Sahita's Cache ltva ltva Multi-cache Small 2 2 NV Multi-stage cache During the 1940's, Eddie and Nick Sahati ran Sahati's State Line Country Club. The money for the club was provided by most of their relitives. The club combined gambling and also provided top radio and Hollywood entertainment. Eddie Sahati died of Cancer in 1952 at the age of forty-one. His brother, Nick, then leased the operation to a group of businessmen including Karl Berge, who ran the bar (Berge later owned Karl's Silver Club in Sparks). Bill Harrah purchased George's Gateway Club, across Highway "50" from the Country Club, and after a successful couple of years was able to persuade the businessmen to give up their lease so Nick Sahati could sell the property and auto-court to Bill. In 1958, Nick Sahati did just that, for the same $350,000 he purchased it for. Eventually, Harrah also purchased the tiny "Main Entrance" casino and also Bud Beecher's Nevada Club, allowing him to expand all the way to the actual state line. Harrah's Tahoe now sits on the site. Sahita's stood where Harrah's is now. 002 SLT02 Genoa Peak Trail SLT02 Genoa Peak Trail by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT02 Genoa Peak Trail ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 3 NV 4X4 trail leading up towards Genoa Peak. Continue past the cache and you'll end up on top of White Hill. From there you can drop down to highway 50 near Spooner Summit. rock pile, North side 003 SLT03 Nature's Filter SLT03 Nature's Filter by ltva Geocache Geocache|Multi-cache SLT03 Nature's Filter ltva ltva Multi-cache Small 1.5 1.5 CA Multi-stage cache. The wetlands surrounding Lake Tahoe are deteriorating. Experts place the blame on human activity. Knowing what percentage of the wetlands that have already been lost will help you find this cache. The cache is hanging 150 degrees or roughly East of the display board XX feet. XX equals the percentage of wetlands lost. 004 SLT04 If You're Gonna Cache In Texas SLT04 If You're Gonna Cache In Texas by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT04 If You're Gonna Cache In Texas ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 1.5 CA Easy cache on Texas Ave. Brief glimpse of the Tahoe Keys as you drive toward the cache. between the diamonds 005 SLT05 Eagle Point SLT05 Eagle Point by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT05 Eagle Point ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA First Roadside view of Cascade Falls. Make sure you pull off the road a safe distance and watch for traffic. This highway gets very busy on the weekends. hanging above the rock 006 SLT06 Black Bart's Booty SLT06 Black Bart's Booty by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT06 Black Bart's Booty ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Bart's life of crime began July 1875, when he held up a Wells Fargo express stage with a double-barreled shotgun. No one was hurt, but Bart's booty was $300 in gold coin. Unlike other road agents, Black Bart was patient. He did not strike again until the following summer, when he robbed another stage near Quincy, California. It was a modest start, but the seemingly insignificant, random hold-ups were only the beginning of Black Bart's legacy. For the next eight years, Bart pulled heists from Shasta, in the north, to Fort Ross on the Sonoma coast, but he preferred to haunt the Wells Fargo stage routes throughout the Sierra Nevada gold country. He never fired a shot and always got the "box." Charles Boles (AKA Black Bart) served about four years in San Quentin before being released on January 21, 1888. He was fifty-four years old. Boles disappeared right after a train ride to Visalia. The last time anyone saw Black Bart was February 28, 1888. In 1900, rumor has it that the old man had died while hunting game in the High Sierra. Black Bart may be gone, but his legend endures. Is it possible that some of his loot is hidden near here? 007 SLT07 Johnson Pass Views SLT07 Johnson Pass Views by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT07 Johnson Pass Views ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Awesome views of Lake Tahoe await anyone who makes the drive up Johnson Pass Road! Can this trunk hold my clothes? 008 SLT08 Hanging Around Camp Richardson SLT08 Hanging Around Camp Richardson by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT08 Hanging Around Camp Richardson ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 1.5 CA The earliest records of ownership of the land around the present Camp Richardson Resort and Marina are from 1875 when M.C. Gardner acquired a timber holding of several thousand acres from the U.S. Government and built a sawmill and railroad line. He paid 25 cents an acre for the land, plus $1 per acre payable over 20 years. His railroad followed the present Jameson Beach Roadway. He sold over 12,000,000 board feet of logs each year for 12 years from this location. In 1904 Joseph Parmeter and his niece Nellie Copeland, bought the 100x400 ft. parcel that is now the Camp Richardson Marina and built the tent cabins and summerhouses on Copeland’s Grove. Nellie and her husband, the hard drinking, hard-swearing J.C. also built a saloon over the water and a dance pavilion for their summer resort and catered to “Folks weary of the city”. Such was J.C.’s devotion to the saloon that the next owner of the Grove was their bartender Ziegler, and it became “Zeigler’s Grove until the late 1930’s. In 1967 the operation of the Resort was becoming more difficult and less profitable, and there were great pressures on the family to sell the property for condominium or commercial development. This was the period of greatest building and development in the Tahoe Basin, and the lakefront properties were extremely valuable. Ray Knisley was determined not to allow the area to be over-commercialized, and approached the USFS to take over the entire recreational area from Baldwin Beach and Taylor Creek through Camp Richardson to Pope Beach. This conversion was accomplished without a single dollar of government money and has created one of the largest and most valuable areas of recreation ever converted to public use. Today, Camp Richardson Resort is operated under a SPECIAL USE PERMIT from the USFS. The Camp Richardson Marina is privately owned and operated in conjunction with the Resort. hanging in one of the three 009 SLT09 Saxton Creekside SLT09 Saxton Creekside by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT09 Saxton Creekside ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 2 CA Nice walk along Saxton Creek. This area is close to the Mr. Toad's Wild Ride MTB area. There are also some very nice off-road trails in this area. knoll - tree - base 010 SLT10 Just A Short Walk SLT10 Just A Short Walk by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT10 Just A Short Walk ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Polyvinyl chloride, commonly abbreviated as PVC, is the third most widely used thermoplastic polymer in the world. In terms of revenue generated, it is one of the most valuable products of the chemical industry. More than 50% of PVC manufactured is used in construction. As a building material, PVC is cheap, durable, and easy to assemble. It can be made softer and more flexible by the addition of plasticizers. In this form, it is used in clothing and upholstery, and to make flexible hoses and tubing, flooring, to roofing membranes, and electrical cable insulation. It is also commonly used in figurines, geocache containers and in inflatable products such as waterbeds, pool toys or jump houses. In order to successfully appreciate the PVC application at this location, try humming "Ever since I was a young boy I've played the silver ball" as you approach GZ. You ain't seen nothing like this in any amusement hall, you're that deaf, dumb and blind kid 011 SLT11 Tahoe Mountain Zig-Zag SLT11 Tahoe Mountain Zig-Zag by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT11 Tahoe Mountain Zig-Zag ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 1.5 CA Near the corner of Tahoe Mountain Road and Lake Tahoe Blvd., just North of the Washoe Meadows State Park. 2nd Zig-Zag 012 SLT12 Fire Control Station No. 4 SLT12 Fire Control Station No. 4 by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT12 Fire Control Station No. 4 ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 2 CA The idea of using fire lookouts was first introduced by Coert du Bois in 1914. Years before there was an established lookout, Forest Service fire spotters used this ridge to watch for fires. The original lookout was built in 1924. In 1935, the Civilian Conservation Corps built the current building. Sometime in the '40's the garage was added. near the blue ribbon 013 SLT13 Cascade Falls Stroll SLT13 Cascade Falls Stroll by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT13 Cascade Falls Stroll ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2.5 CA Catch the views of Cascade Falls from GZ. This is an easy .3 mile hike from the parking coordinates. The trail can be very busy on the weekends as it is one of the most popular trials on that side of the lake. 6 feet from tree 014 SLT14 Carson Valley View SLT14 Carson Valley View by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT14 Carson Valley View ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 3.5 NV The easiest way to this cache is coming from the Baily's Air 4 crash site higher up on the ridge. A good 4X4 is required to access the area unless you are on a mountain bike or on foot. between fallen tree and rock 015 SLT15 There Is A Cache On Your Horizon SLT15 There Is A Cache On Your Horizon by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT15 There Is A Cache On Your Horizon ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 1.5 NV Horizon Casino Parking lot hanging 016 SLT16 Stateline Travel Bug Hotel and Casino SLT16 Stateline Travel Bug Hotel and Casino by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT16 Stateline Travel Bug Hotel and Casino ltva ltva Traditional Cache Regular 2 2 NV Need to move a trackable to/from Nevada or California? This be the place! Good size ammo can for trackables. 017 SLT17 Rock Me! SLT17 Rock Me! by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT17 Rock Me! ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 2 NV Zephyr Cove Park features a modern playground, six tennis courts, volleyball, and an eighteen hole disc golf course. The excellent group facilities overlook the tennis and volleyball courts, all under the shade of majestic pines. Douglas County also has a branch of their library on site (with a REALLY cold water fountain). Zephyr Cove beach is right across the street, so after a hot round of disc golf (this is a hot, tiring course) a dip in the lake is a fantastic idea. You can't miss this rock! 018 SLT18 But Can You Dance? SLT18 But Can You Dance? by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT18 But Can You Dance? ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 1.5 CA In 1886, Charles Parrish bought two acres of land from Jim Taylor for $125.00. Parrish and his wife Elizabeth built a house that included a saloon and dance floor. It was also the post office for a short time. Later the property became known as Bijou House. In 1887, Anthony Ramsey built a hotel just west of the Bijou House called "Dashaway Hall" and was really a "happening place" during the summer months. The property was purchased in 1902 by Charles Young and then in 1908 two of his grandsons joined the venture and purchased an additional 33 acres. The resort was named Young's Bijou Lodge. The large dance hall that became known as Bal-Bijou fetured big-name bands for many years and is now the Long's Drug store South of this location. 019 SLT19 In The Slab SLT19 In The Slab by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT19 In The Slab ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 NV Easy walk from the road. in the splits 020 SLT20 Elks Point SLT20 Elks Point by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT20 Elks Point ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 NV Just off Elks Point. Don't let this easy one stump you! 021 SLT21 Can Dog's and Cat's Get Towed? SLT21 Can Dog's and Cat's Get Towed? by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT21 Can Dog's and Cat's Get Towed? ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 1.5 CA Muggles galore. Just try to find this one without getting barked at! CVC 22658A 022 SLT22 Where's The Beach? SLT22 Where's The Beach? by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT22 Where's The Beach? ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 3 NV From this view point, you can see all the way to Baldwin Beach! One of a few new caches that can be accessed from the Fire Protection Road. Better have a reliable 4X4 or a mountian bike to get here. three feet from the end of a fallen tree 023 SLT23 Just Another Cache In The Wall SLT23 Just Another Cache In The Wall by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT23 Just Another Cache In The Wall ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Enjoy the beach! Becare full about sticking your toes in the water! This water was snow just a few weeks ago. Jethro Tull 024 SLT24 Quaking Aspen SLT24 Quaking Aspen by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT24 Quaking Aspen ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 2 CA Near the intersection of Agora Ridge Rd. and Tahoe Mountian Rd. This is a nice walk in a quiet location. Enjoy the quaking! 025 SLT25 Lazy Tree In Kahle Park SLT25 Lazy Tree In Kahle Park by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT25 Lazy Tree In Kahle Park ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 2 NV Kahle Park is relatively new and it keeps getting better and better. It has now grown into a park with the ability to hold larger concerts complete with nearby parking garage. Two separate playgrounds, ball fields, basketball courts, a gazebo and large barbecue grill complete the outdoor park. Inside, there is a gymnasium with basketball, weightroom, indoor track, and separate rooms. under crook 026 SLT26 Agoura Falls Cache SLT26 Agoura Falls Cache by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT26 Agoura Falls Cache ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Great location for some pictures. It is one of the few places you can see flowing ice. Burrrrrr under rocks at the pipe 027 SLT27 Big Knockers SLT27 Big Knockers by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT27 Big Knockers ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 1.5 CA One for the numbers. It should be an Eagle cache. No one should bogey this one! buckle up! 028 SLT28 Meadow on Clement Street SLT28 Meadow on Clement Street by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT28 Meadow on Clement Street ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Quiet walk in a meadow. You can see the effects from the recent fires here. stump hole 029 SLT29 A Little Birdy Told Me SLT29 A Little Birdy Told Me by ltva Geocache Geocache|Unknown Cache SLT29 A Little Birdy Told Me ltva ltva Unknown Cache Small 2.5 2 CA CACHE IS NOT AT THE POSTED COORDINATES This cache is located somewhere very near the California/Nevada stateline area. Tweet! cache location: half moon stump 030 SLT30 Way Back Here SLT30 Way Back Here by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT30 Way Back Here ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 2.5 CA Easy off road trail. I wouldn't drive my mom's Corolla back here but it is a great area to explore on foot or on a mountain bike. dead and lying down 031 SLT31 Bear Cache SLT31 Bear Cache by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT31 Bear Cache ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 1.5 CA Please don't feed the bears! 032 SLT32 Fredrick's Site SLT32 Fredrick's Site by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT32 Fredrick's Site ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 2 CA 1212 033 SLT33 Slippery When Wet SLT33 Slippery When Wet by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT33 Slippery When Wet ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 1.5 CA Easy - Peasy don't get stumped here! 034 SLT34 Dead End Road - End Of The Line SLT34 Dead End Road - End Of The Line by ltva Geocache Geocache|Unknown Cache SLT34 Dead End Road - End Of The Line ltva ltva Unknown Cache Small 2.5 2 NV You might have to think about this one. Please put every thing back the way you found it so that is not any harder or easier for the next vict ...I mean cacher. Also, no need to add any swag. Treat this as a log only please. Where do you find a fish hook? 035 SLT35 Eagle Falls SLT35 Eagle Falls by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT35 Eagle Falls ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Park across the road. This is one of my favorite places to take pictures of the lake. This is a series of three successive waterfalls that pour into Emerald Bay. The lower falls are in the state park, while the upper falls are on U.S. Forest Service land across the road. You can hike (very carefully—the rocks are slippery!) to the foot of the lower falls, or begin at the Eagle Falls Trailhead on the west side of Highway 89. The best view of the other falls, the largest of which is over 75 feet high, can be seen from a footbridge that crosses Eagle Creek. A brisk uphill hike to Eagle Lake, a beautiful natural impoundment accessible from a marked trail, takes you a mile from the parking lot. Beyond the lake, the trail enters Desolation Wilderness. On weekends, the lot and most of the roadside spaces fill rapidly, so it's best to go early in the morning or late in the afternoon. 036 SLT36 Rim Trail At Burke Creek SLT36 Rim Trail At Burke Creek by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT36 Rim Trail At Burke Creek ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 1.5 2 NV The Tahoe Rim Trail (TRT) is a 165-mile path that follows the ridgeline of Lake Tahoe's crown of peaks. This spectacular string of trails is the culmination of two decades of fund-raising and pathfinding. The TRT offers sweeping views of the lake and much of it is accessible to everyone from casual day hikers to hard-core backpackers. There is a large parking area here and is also the access point for thre trails that lead to Genoa Peak. Easy find at the parking area for the Rim Trail. 037 SLT37 Angora Garden SLT37 Angora Garden by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT37 Angora Garden ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA While those affected by the Angora fire have faced uncertainty in their lives since the blaze, there is now at least one spot in the burn area that boasts a single beginning and single end. Located at the site of a home destroyed in the fire, the labyrinth is made up of fist-sized stones marking the edges of a path of smaller stones which winds its way to the center in 11 circuits. The garden is the idea of Jay Newburgh, a resident of one of three houses on Pyramid Circle that survived the fire. Newburgh said the garden is her way of giving back to a community that she has seen come together through adversity since the fire. Newburgh bought the Lake Tahoe Boulevard property to construct the garden and estimates she and her husband Henry have spent $30,000 to $40,000 in materials for the project. Walking a labyrinth is a form of meditation and is even seen by some as a metaphor for the human experience. While Jay hints at the underlying meanings to the design of the garden, she said she's content to let people decide for themselves. 038 SLT38 Golf Course Views SLT38 Golf Course Views by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT38 Golf Course Views ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Easy off from Highway 50. Take a minute to enjoy the golf course views across the highway and the mountains in the distance don't get stumped 039 SLT39 Slinky Creek SLT39 Slinky Creek by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT39 Slinky Creek ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Good views of the rental home and resorts along the creek. 040 SLT40 Wetlands SLT40 Wetlands by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT40 Wetlands ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA 75% of the wetland in Lake Tahoe have disappeared. Some experts atribute that to the effects humans have on the environment. This is a short walk to a cache in one of the remaining wetlands be it a small area. Enjoy the birds and the sounds of the lake while you walk. Inside fence corner 041 SLT41 Inn By The Lake SLT41 Inn By The Lake by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT41 Inn By The Lake ltva The Lake Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Easy drive up cache. 042 SLT42 Heavenly Cache SLT42 Heavenly Cache by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT42 Heavenly Cache ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA This is Heavenly place to ski in the winter. Left of the sign. No need to climb on the rocks. 043 SLT43 At The Beach SLT43 At The Beach by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT43 At The Beach ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Parking close to the cache. Walk slow and enjoy what the lake has to offer. 044 SLT44 Upper Truckee Roots SLT44 Upper Truckee Roots by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT44 Upper Truckee Roots ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Easy find you can see from the shade. Bring some DEET! 045 SLT45 Dagget Summit SLT45 Dagget Summit by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT45 Dagget Summit ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 NV First view of the Carson Valley on your drive on Highway 207 if you ever decide to leave South Lake Tahoe for some strange reason. 046 SLT46 Wizard's Cache SLT46 Wizard's Cache by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT46 Wizard's Cache ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Way cool tree. You might get dirty looking for this cache. Post a picture PLEASE! 047 SLT47 Is My Fly Open? SLT47 Is My Fly Open? by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT47 Is My Fly Open? ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 CA Easy Drive up cache. The owner is aware odf the cache. 048 SLT48 Trail To Baily's Air 4 Crash Site SLT48 Trail To Baily's Air 4 Crash Site by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT48 Trail To Baily's Air 4 Crash Site ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 3 NV 4X4 drive to Genoa Peak and White Hill. 049 SLT49 Wine-O's Unite! SLT49 Wine-O's Unite! by ltva Geocache Geocache|Multi-cache SLT49 Wine-O's Unite! ltva ltva Multi-cache Small 2 2 CA Multi-stage cache. How much is that GPS in the window? Multi-stage cache. You won't be on camera when you find this cache. 050 SLT50 LTVA Visitor's Center SLT50 LTVA Visitor's Center by ltva Geocache Geocache|Traditional Cache SLT50 LTVA Visitor's Center ltva ltva Traditional Cache Small 2 2 NV Lake Tahoe Visitor's Authority Office. Inside the building and down the stairs. Go inside for a visit. You might be interested in meeting some of the local bears. Just for fun, there is an additional logging requirement (ALR). You should dress for the occasion for the full fun effect of this location. Hours are 9 - 5 seven days a week. Dr. Bearenstein I presume.