Perfect Location/ Proximity To Amenities:
• Within steps of the house: Pine forest greenbelt, hiking and mountain biking trails.
• Within 1 mile: Trout Creek recreation center (pools/Jacuzzis/saunas/fitness room), Tahoe Donner golf course, “The Lodge” restaurant, small grocery store. Fee for entry. See TahoeDonner.com
• Within 2 miles: Northwoods tennis and pickleball center, Tahoe Donner downhill ski resort, Alder Creek Adventure Center with cross country skiing and biking and equestrian center.
• Within 4 miles: Historic downtown Truckee with shops and restuarants
• 5 miles - Donner Memorial Park and Lake. We offer beach chairs and umbrellas, towels, ice chest, inner tubes
• Within 16 miles: Palisades Tahoe (formerly Squaw Valley), Northstar (15 miles), Sugar Bowl (12 miles) and Boreal ski resorts (activities in summer and winter)
• Within 18 miles - the shores of Lake Tahoe and Tahoe City with beaches, restaurants, concerts
• Within 40 miles: Reno gambling casinos and airport
• Old West historical towns from the gold and silver eras - Nevada City, CA and Virginia City, Nevada - are each about 1.25 hours from Truckee. They, along with Truckee give a flavor of the Old West with saloons, the Comstock, and original architecture from the 19th century.

3.5 hours to San Francisco but so much more to see and do before getting there....


Truckee has rich American history due to its former logging industry and the building of the transcontinental railroad which goes through Truckee on its way to Promontory Point Utah. With picturesque mountain views, a river for tubing and biking in spring and summer, and endless activities, Truckee is a destination locals and tourists who want to fully experience the mountain lifestyle and outdoor activities it comes with. Sports enthusiasts with adore Truckee.
In a recent article published by Cheapism, the city of Truckee was named the “most beautiful mountain town in the entire state of California.”

“Truckee, a former railroad town north of Lake Tahoe bills itself as a base camp for a big life, and indeed, there are loads of things to do here,” the article read. “Visitors can explore the streets of the historic downtown, taking in its shops, restaurants, breweries, and markets; or they can head outdoors for plenty to whet a year-round adventurer’s thirst, including everything from horseback riding and hiking to skiing and sledding or even skateboarding and practicing jumps in one of the local bike and skate parks.” There are 4 world-class ski resorts within an hour drive.

“Finally, as the site of the 19th-century Donner Party incident, it has a fascinating, if macabre, piece of history that gives it just a bit more edge than other mountain towns."