Quick hike of a little over a mile to explore this area. There is a beautiful regional park and a…read moreriver trail that is well traversed. A nice walk Easy parking. Please come and create your own adventure.

Truckee River Regional Park is a fantastic spot for outdoor fun, especially during the winter. We…read morecame here for some snow play to kill time before out hotel room was ready, and it did not disappoint. There is plenty of space to sled, build snowmen, and just enjoy the beautiful snowy scenery. The river flowing by is very beautiful especially covered in snow. The park is well maintained, with clean bathrooms conveniently located nearby, which is always a plus when you're out with kids. If you have a dog, it's a great place for a walk, too. It was very snow covered so I was able to just go into the tennis courts and let my dog run around off leash. There are poop bags free of charge available so please use them when out and about with your dog. Parking was plentiful, so there's no stress about finding a spot. Whether you're here for some winter activities or just a stroll, Truckee River Regional Park has something for everyone.

Wow what an incredibly gorgeous course to not only soak up some of Tahoe's beauty but get out and…read moreenjoy the area in a different way than the usual haunts you expect in Tahoe. The course is about 3 miles once you've finished all 18 holes and it's a stunning hike on the course. Holes 9-12 (if I remember correctly) have the most incredible lake views! This course is well marked, nicely landscaped and sculpted but definitely provides a challenge for beginners. I skipped a couple of the hilly more mountainous holes to save time since we were loosing daylight and I'm not very good but i didn't feel like I missed out on anything since I was still hiking along as we powered through the course. I would love for this to be a home course because it's stunning and was awesome to explore! Definitely on the keeper list of to-do's once in Tahoe.

I am not a big disc golfer, but my friends are. This course was challenging for me, and moderate…read morefor them. Be prepared to hike, search bushes, and have the most beautiful views in the world! You can see the lake from several t's, with the best views at 9 and 15 (I believe). Absolute stunner of a space and not overly populated. We only had one other man there when we were there on a Friday afternoon. Love that they point you in the direction of your next play. They also have a library in the parking lot where you can rent frisbees if you forgot yours! Tons of parking as well. Highly recommend, even if you've never tried disc golf before!

Love the park has lots of parking We saw people with snow…read moreshoes Cross country skiing and sleds lots of them. Great paved trail and dog park too. Tree top was closed due to being winter but it did look like a lot of fun. Will do it when we come back in the summer.

Beautiful park. We went for the dog park and it was will worth it. Roomy and aesthetic. The trees…read moreand bushes added a nice natural feel especially in the mixed size "outback" area. It was nice that the large, small, and mixed areas all connected too so you could move from spot to spot without leashing your dog.

Pretty decent course with longer distances and many open valleys to throw into. There is a cool…read moreBasque monument a short walk from the parking lot and entrance to Hole #1. The nets are a bit old looking. I hope they replace soon with brighter easier to spot nets. Sometimes, it can be hard to see those old rusty nets. Be weary of windy days. Can nearly be impossible to play when the winds go above 25mph.

One of my favorite disc golf courses, also my home course. The course has a short and steep back 9…read moreon the side of the hill and a longer, much flatter front 9 that is perfect for beginners. This is the course where it all started for me and my disc golf addiction has only just begun to heat up! Apart from the disc golf course and practice baskets, there are also plenty of pretty trails for hiking and biking, as well as a basque monument and the Reno Sports Complex, complete with 4 gated softball fields and central snack bar - fields and snack bar only open during games. Lastly, if you live on the north side of town and/or have seen that giant white "N" on the side of the hill - well, the trailhead for that hike starts here!

We went camping at Toney's recently and had an amazing time. Super affordable ($10 per person per…read morenight), spigots and porto potties throughout the campground, and really awesome disc golf course! The owners are incredibly nice and helpful with any issues or concerns. We were lucky enough to get to hang out with the two dogs who live on the property as well. They're sweet and adorable! Definitely make sure to follow the website's directions there and back, though. We got lost when we didn't. We will definitely be back!

This is a frisbee golf course about an hour from Tahoe, and it's fantastic!…read more Located in the middle of nowhere at the end of a few miles of dirt road, you'll find this beautiful course carved out on a high hill. The Toneys built the whole 18 hole course up themselves in the last few years on their property, and the whole thing is irrigated with well water pumped by solar power. Most of the course is flat, while there are about four "bowl holes" that take you down and out of a valley, including one with a 250 ft. drop. Fortunately there's not too much brush, so you'll probably be able to find your disc when it goes astray. Camping here was great too. The plots are spread out, and it's not crowded. You can rent one of their spacious teepees for $30, and swim in their kind of icky yet refreshing pool with the frogs and water skippers. The Toneys were great hosts, and went golfing with us.

Had a group meeting in South lake tahoe and a free afternoon for a team building activity and…read morespanky and his team were phenomenal hosting us for a disc golf clinic and round. Brought all the equipment we needed and a bunch of instructors (make sure he brings Luke too!) and built a fabulous afternoon for us. Everyone had a blast and a perfect afternoon adventure! Thank you, spanky and team!

Are you ready for an adventure in one of the most beautiful places on earth?! Spanky will let you…read moreexperience some of the best spots in Tahoe through the fun of disc golf. For those like me who have never tried disc golf before, Spanky is the one to teach you. For those more avid at the sport, Spanky will show you the best spots to challenge your skills.

We went here today and had a blast. The kids played for hours sledding and never got bored. There's…read moretons of space and great snow for sledding. There's also an awesome dog park, our dog had so much fun. Bathrooms were clean, which is always appreciated. Such a great spot for families and dogs. Five stars, definitely recommend.

I came here to play disc golf for my best friend's bachelor party and it was heavenly. I didn't see…read morea single piece of trash on the entire course. The course was very well maintained and the views were breathtaking. I highly recommend 10/10

9 hole course. Lots of sage brush, sand and rocks to maneuver in which creates a challenge for…read morebeginners like me but it's beautiful scenery. Its located next to a sports complex soccer field in the ravine between the soccer field and 395.

The weather is warming up and I decided to take a walk in "my backyard" and check out the local…read moredigs. The Wedge Disc Golf Course is a nine hole disc golf course located in the South Valleys Regional Park. It was an easy course for an able bodied participant, but if you have balance issues, there are lots of rocks and sand to maneuver around. Beautiful natural scenery and lots of people out on a Friday early evening. Be aware of your surroundings. You could be in the path of the disc or interrupting players trying to move through the holes. Great opportunity to include the whole family in an outdoor event!

While it seemed to be a really long time from when it was announced to when the Carson Ridge disc…read moregolf course was finally finished, the wait was worth it! I think they dId a great job of blending the course into the natural landscape. Carson Ridge has a total of 27 holes. The Pony Express course is a nice beginners nine hole course. The Stadium course is a beautiful 18 hole course. There is also a nice little practice area. Overall I think the Carson Ridge disc course is a great addition to the outdoor activities, open spaces and natural parks in the Carson City area!

A long challenging course that gave us a great workout. We were able to compete against each other…read morewhile still enjoying a friendly conversation

We had out of town family in town last week and we made it back to the Donner (Railroad) Tunnels. I…read morelove the tunnels! It's SO beautiful. And as it was a railroad, it's level and easy, and as it's in the tunnels, you're mostly protected from the weather. Bring good trail walking shoes and a flashlight. (And park across from the Donner Ski Ranch.)

I've lived in Reno since 1979, and I've never been to the tunnels?! It was so fun! Incredible…read moreviews. No snow yet, making the tremendous rock formations visible. A lot of people, and dogs. A few bikers, of which, I was one. Everyone was friendly and courteous with their pups, and kids. Parking was easy in the lot by Sugar Bowl Ski Resort. If biking, I recommend a fat tire bike as the gravel is deep in random spots in the tunnels. Water trickles through in several spots. I recommend a head lamp in addition to your fully charged bike light, some tunnels are really dark, and long!