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The formerly known ‘Quiet Waters’ estate on Lakeshore Boulevard isn’t so quiet

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By Kayla Anderson Verified
| Tahoe Daily Tribune Verified
When walking down Lakeshore Boulevard in Incline Village during the summer months, it’s hard to miss the construction activity going in and out of 885/887 Lakeshore property. Formerly known as the Quiet Waters two-parcel estate, it’s no secret that Lyndon Rive—Elon Musk’s cousin—is building an underwater hockey pool there. The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency approved the blueprints for the 5,514-sq.-ft.
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Tahoe’s Best Bike-In Campgrounds

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By Kayla Anderson Verified
| Sierra Sun Verified
Share this story One of the great things about Lake Tahoe is its biking culture. With more than 50 miles of paved bike paths around the basin (not counting the 100-plus miles of dirt singletrack mountain bike paths up in the mountains), there are quite a few campgrounds nestled between Tahoe’s safely paved paths meandering through the trees and Big Blue that you can get to without having to deal with traffic.
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All Things Paddle

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By Kayla Anderson Verified
| Sierra Sun Verified
Yes, Lake Tahoe is known for its mountains, wildlife, resorts, and more than 871,000 acres of trees, but let’s face it—Tahoe is a worldwide destination for its big blue beautiful body of water that’s 12 miles wide, 22 miles long, and 72 miles around. This fact draws swimmers, boaters, jet-skiers, and others to plunge into its chilly waters when the sun is shining the brightest.
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