INCLINE VILLAGE & CRYSTAL BAY: AN AREA STEEPED IN Once upon a time, there was a lovely, azure blue lake, surrounded by lush forest. When Mark Twain first viewed Lake Tahoe, he remarked that “surely this is the finest view the world affords.”
WHAT’S IN A NAME? A BRIEF HISTORY OF INCLINE VILLAGE
The logging which which TheNorth NorthShore Shorewas wasan anexcellent excellentsource source of of timber and logging was needed to support the thriving Washoe mining business. In the was needed to support the thriving Washoe In the 1800’s line which which carried carried 1800’sthere therewas wasaadouble doubletrack tracknarrow narrow gauge gauge tram tram line logs nearly 1,400 feet vertically to the V-flume which ran along the logs nearly 1,400 feet vertically to the V-flume which ran along the mountain top granite outcropping. A 4,000 foot-long tramline was mountain top granite outcropping. A 4,000 foot-long tramline was located Millcreek Subdivision. Subdivision. (Hikers (Hikers locatedininwhat whatisisnow now known known as as the the Millcreek will find the scars and remnants of the tramline and flume between will find the scars and remnants of the tramline and flume between Millcreek and Sand Harbor Beach.) Millcreek and Sand Harbor Beach.) A V-flume carried Incline’s timber onto the first leg of its route via A V-flume carriedthrough Incline’sthe timber onto the firstaleg of its via water to a tunnel mountains water to a tunnel mountains down flume toroute the mines of Virginia Citythrough and the the Washoe Valley.down a flume to the mines of Virginia City and the Washoe Valley.
By 1897, Incline had morphed into a sea of stumps and a maze of crumbling flumes and rotting log chutes… By 1897, Incline into aofsea stumps and a maze of crumbling flumes and rotting log chutes… Incline turned intohad themorphed ugly duckling theoflake. Incline turned into the ugly duckling of the lake. By the early 1900’s visitors spent glorious summer holidays enjoying the beaches and vacation paradises of Glenbrook and Tallacvisitors on the East South summer Shore toholidays Tahoe Taverns andthe Brockway North shore of Lake By the early 1900’s spentand glorious enjoying beaches on andthevacation paradises of Tahoe. A single lane road connected North and South Shorelines. Around 1930 summer homesshore started Glenbrook and Tallac on the East andthe South Shore to Tahoe Taverns and Brockway on the North of being Lake built within Incline located in currently known Incline Beach area. Tahoe. A single laneVillage, road connected thethe North and South Shorelines. Around 1930 summer homes started being built within Incline Village, located in the currently known Incline Beach area. Having a second summer home to escape to from San Francisco began to be a trend for the wealthy. A well recognized Multimillionaire, Captain George Whittle 9,000 acres castle on a Having a second summer home to escape to from Sanbought Francisco began to and be abuilt trendhis forown the stone wealthy. A well beautiful rocky point just South of Sand Harbor (The Whittle /Thunderbird is open forcastle tours on over recognized Multimillionaire, Captain George Whittle bought Estate 9,000 acres and builtLodge his own stone a the summer months). beautiful rocky point just South of Sand Harbor (The Whittle Estate /Thunderbird Lodge is open for tours over Captain Whittell was quite a wild and unique character, known for hosting wild legendary parties and housing the summer months). exotic animals at his estate, such as lions, giraffe and zebra’s to name a few. Captain Whittell was quite a wild and unique character, known for hosting wild legendary parties and housing exotic animalsCrystal at his estate, such as lions,Company giraffe and zebra’s toCaptain name a Whittell, few. In the 1950’s Bay Development approached who was in his declining years, with an offer to purchase his 9,000 acre estate which today is Incline Village. Crystal Bay Development Company In 1950’splan Crystal Bay aDevelopment Company approached Whittell, whoutilizing was in all his of declining hadthe a grand to create “master planned community” whichCaptain was totally unique, Mother years, with an offer to purchase his 9,000 acre estate which today is Incline Village. Crystal Bay Development Nature’s qualities to their best for one community’s complete enjoyment. The sale went through and the plans Company had a grand plan to create a “master planned community” which was totally unique, utilizing all of began. Mother Nature’s qualities to their best for one community’s complete enjoyment. The sale went through and the plans began. The golf course design was contracted for development with Robert Trent Jones, and the name Incline Village was chosen. By 1964 the first elementary school was built (a new elementary was completed 2008) and in 1968 the first school waswas opened. The golfhigh course design contracted for development with Robert Trent Jones, and the name Incline Village was chosen. By 1964 the first elementary school was built (a new elementary was completed 2008) and in 1968 In 1968, Crystal Bay Development Company sold its remaining interest to Boise Cascade Corporation. The the first high school was opened. Master Plan Community was underway with homes and condominium developments. A second golf course was1968, designed andBay constructed. Incline Village has highs and lows over the years but it still offers In Crystal Development Company soldexperienced its remaining interest to Boise Cascade Corporation. Thea premier lifestyle. Be it a full-time or second home, we invite you to join us and embrace an incredible lifestyle. Master Plan Community was underway with homes and condominium developments. A second golf course
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INCLINE VILLAGE & CRYSTAL BAY: AN AREA STEEPED IN Once upon a time, there was a lovely, azure blue lake, surrounded by lush forest. When Mark Twain first viewed Lake Tahoe, he remarked that “surely this is the finest view the world affords.”
WHAT’S IN A NAME? A BRIEF HISTORY OF INCLINE VILLAGE
The North Shore was an excellent source of timber and logging which was needed to support the thriving Washoe mining business. In the 1800’s there was a double track narrow gauge tram line which carried logs nearly 1,400 feet vertically to the V-flume which ran along the mountain top granite outcropping. A 4,000 foot-long tramline was located in what is now known as the Millcreek Subdivision. (Hikers will find the scars and remnants of the tramline and flume between Millcreek and Sand Harbor Beach.) A V-flume carried Incline’s timber onto the first leg of its route via water to a tunnel through the mountains down a flume to the mines of Virginia City and the Washoe Valley. By 1897, Incline had morphed into a sea of stumps and a maze of crumbling flumes and rotting log chutes… Incline turned into the ugly duckling of the lake. By the early 1900’s visitors spent glorious summer holidays enjoying the beaches and vacation paradises of Glenbrook and Tallac on the East and South Shore to Tahoe Taverns and Brockway on the North shore of Lake Tahoe. A single lane road connected the North and South Shorelines. Around 1930 summer homes started being built within Incline Village, located in the currently known Incline Beach area. Having a second summer home to escape to from San Francisco began to be a trend for the wealthy. A well recognized Multimillionaire, Captain George Whittle bought 9,000 acres and built his own stone castle on a beautiful rocky point just South of Sand Harbor (The Whittle Estate /Thunderbird Lodge is open for tours over the summer months). Captain Whittell was quite a wild and unique character, known for hosting wild legendary parties and housing exotic animals at his estate, such as lions, giraffe and zebra’s to name a few. In the 1950’s Crystal Bay Development Company approached Captain Whittell, who was in his declining years, with an offer to purchase his 9,000 acre estate which today is Incline Village. Crystal Bay Development Company had a grand plan to create a “master planned community” which was totally unique, utilizing all of Mother Nature’s qualities to their best for one community’s complete enjoyment. The sale went through and the plans began. The golf course design was contracted for development with Robert Trent Jones, and the name Incline Village was chosen. By 1964 the first elementary school was built (a new elementary was completed 2008) and in 1968 the first high school was opened. In 1968, Crystal Bay Development Company sold its remaining interest to Boise Cascade Corporation. The Master Plan Community was underway with homes and condominium developments. A second golf course
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RESIDENT RATES
GOLF COURSES & CHATEAU Championship Course Rates 18 Hole
Championship Golf Course
An amazing mountain layout with old growth trees and elevation changes, this 18 hole par 58 Incline Village golf course is fun and affordable. You can play this Lake Tahoe golf course in 3.5 hours and be back with the family to enjoy the rest of your day. The Mountain Golf Course is designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Mon-Thurs R | RG | NR
Mon-Thurs R | RG | NR
7am-12pm (prime time)
$60 | $85 | $140
$70 | $95 | $160
12pm-2pm (midday)
$50 | $75 | $120
$60 | $85 | $140
2pm-4pm (twilight)
$40 | $65 | $100
$50 | $75 | $120
After 4pm (super twlight)
$25 | $40 | $60
$30 | $45 | $70
After 5:30pm - (9 hole)
$20 | $35 | $45
$23 | $38 | $55
*Mountain R = Resident Guest NR = Non-ResidentMon-Thurs Golf RG = Resident Mon-Thurs R | RG | NR R | RG | NR Course Rates 9 Hole
The Chateau
(prime time) | $25 | at $28the Championship $22 | $27 | $32Golf The Chateau 7am-12pm at Incline VillageTM is $20 located (midday) $16 | ceilings, $21 | $23 stacked$20 | $25 fireplaces | $28 Course at 95512pm-4pm Fairway Blvd. Vaulted rock 4pmall (twlight) | $12 of | $20 $15surroundings. | $15 | $25 and expansive After decks enhance the $12 beauty the natural Spectacular mountain, views surround this new 13,500 Mountain golf Golf course and lake Mon-Thurs Mon-Thurs R | RG | NR R | RG | NR Course Rates 18 Hole sq. ft. venue. The professional Food & Beverage service has earned quite a time) reputation for 7am-12pm itself as (prime the provider of$35 great service | $45food, | $50 outstanding $39 | $49 | $55 and a guaranteed wonderful experience. Reduced for rental of |Chateau Championship 12pm-4pm (midday) $32Mon-Thurs | $37 |rateds $45 $35Mon-Thurs | $40 $50 R | RG | NR R | RG | NR Course Rates 18 Hole available to residents. Championship After 4pm (twlight) $20Mon-Thurs | $20 | $35 $23Mon-Thurs | $23 | $40
Mountain Golf Course
Rates 18time) Hole 7am-12pm (prime Course 7am-12pm (prime time) 12pm-2pm (midday) Tennis Center
R || RG $60 $85 || NR $140
R || RG $70 $95 || NR $160
Peak $60 $70 $50 | $85 $75 | $140 $120 Afternoon $60 | $95 $85 | $160 $140
An amazing mountain layout with old growth trees and elevation changes, this R18 hole par 58 Incline | NR R | NR Village golf Rates 12pm-2pm (midday) $50 | $75 | $120 | $85 | $140 2pm-4pm (twilight) $40 $65 $100 $50 $75 to $120 course is fun and affordable. You can play this Lake Tahoe golf course in 3.5 hours and be back with the$60 family enjoy Adult/Senior $12 | $15 $5 | $7 2pm-4pm (twilight) $50 4pm (super twlight) $25||$65 $40||$100 $60 $30||$75 $45||$120 $70 the rest of your day. The Mountain Golf Course is designed byAfter Robert Trent Jones Jr.$40
Junior (13-17) After 4pm (super twlight) 5:30pm - (9 hole) Youth (12 & under) After 5:30pm - (9 hole)
$10 | $13 $25 $20 | $40 $35 | $60 $45 N/A | N/A $20 | $35 | $45 Mon-Thurs
Course Rates 9 Hole 7am-12pm (prime time)
R | RG | NR Mon-Thurs R | |RG $20 $25| |NR $28
$3 | $5 $30 $23 | $45 $38 | $70 $55 Free | $3 $23 | $38 | $55 Mon-Thurs
7am-12pm time) 12pm-4pm (prime (midday)
$20 $16 | $25 $21 | $28 $23
$22 | $25 $27 | $28 $32 $20
12pm-4pm (midday) After 4pm (twlight)
$16 $12 | $21 $12 | $23 $20
$20 | $15 $25 | $25 $28 $15
Mon-Thurs R | RG | NR Mon-Thurs
Mon-Thurs R | RG | NR Mon-Thurs
Mountain Golf
Course Rates Mountain Golf9 Hole
R | RG | NR Mon-Thurs R | |RG $22 $27| |NR $32
*After R = Resident RG = Resident$12 Guest NR| $20 = Non-Resident 4pm (twlight) | $12 $15 | $15 | $25
Mountain Golf Course Rates Mountain Golf18 Hole Course Rates 18time) Hole 7am-12pm (prime
R | |RG $35 $45| |NR $50
R | |RG $39 $49| |NR $55
7am-12pm time) 12pm-4pm (prime (midday)
$35 $32 | $45 $37 | $50 $45
$39 $35 | $49 $40 | $55 $50
12pm-4pm (midday) After 4pm (twlight)
$32 $20 | $37 $20 | $45 $35
$35 $23 | $40 $23 | $50 $40
After 4pm (twlight) Tennis Center
$20 | $20 | $35 $23 | $23 | $40 Peak Afternoon RPeak | NR R | NR www.lakeshorerealty.com Afternoon
Rates Tennis Center Rates Adult/Senior
R | |NR $12 $15
R | |NR $5 $7
Adult/Senior Junior (13-17)
$12 | $15
$5 | $7
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