A Quick Guide To Enjoying Your Reno Tour With Kids

Even though winter might be cold in the Reno region, however, the mountainous geography and snowy conditions of the Sierra Nevada allow for plenty of outdoor fun the entire family will have the benefit of. While staying in a luxurious Reno NV hotel, you can visit the nearby places to let your family members and kids get the most out of the trip to this beautiful city. Especially for winter tours, do not miss to take a comforting follow-up, stop into a coffee shop for some hot chocolate or a latte.

Snow Play

Snow parks and snow play areas are plentiful in the close proximity to Lake Tahoe and Reno, offering an abundance of regions for winter recreational activities. To do some sledding, do not miss to check out Tahoe Meadows, and try Galena Creek Recreation Area for snowshoeing and having playful fights with the fluffy white stuff. Do not miss to let your kids take pleasure in snowmobiling and sledding at Hope valley.

Cross-Country Skiing

Cross-country ski resorts and regions are spread around the Lake Tahoe region and are often part of downhill skiing complex. Such Nordic-style skiing regions have a lot of world-class and snow accommodations. And, moreover, they are easy to get to from any Downtown Reno motel and the San Francisco bay Area.

Do not forget to carry additional food, clothes, and water, and brace yourself for a workout even on some of the easiest trails. Leave the location and schedule with an important person who can let the emergency services be familiar with in the occasion you do not come back on time.

Downhill Snowboarding & Skiing

The Lake Tahoe and Reno area boasts some of the greatest downhill ski resorts across the globe. Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe resort is the nearest to the city, which is roughly a half-an-hour drive, and it has the highest base elevation of any ski resort around Lake Tahoe. You will get some stunning views of the beautiful peaks of Sierra Nevada, the Lake Tahoe Basin, and the Washoe Valley that are covered with fresh white snow.

Some of the beautiful views you will get are from Homewood Mountain Resort, thanks to Lake Tahoe being less than three hundred steps from the Madden chairlift. Novices can take the Rainbow Ridge run, which is just two miles and experience panoramic scenery of both South and North Lake Tahoe as they slide down to the lake.

Even if some people in your group do not ski, there are a lot of other things that can be done and enjoyed, including sledding and tubing on the hills.

If you are hoping to ice skate in the city, the outside Rink at The Row is open for kids and adults. An allowance stand and local food trucks are also available to satisfy your hunger, in addition to a variety of restaurants that are located in the close proximity.

So, what are you waiting for? Just book your room in Kramer’s Midtown, which is a boutique hotel in Reno and maximize your trip!