Dangberg Ranch is a nice place to have a wedding! This ranch dates back to 1853, and the Dangberg Land & Live Stock Company is one of the largest ranches in Nevada.Dangberg Ranch House, built 1857-1917Rear of the Ranch House.Carriage house 1917Jerkline Freight Wagon, used in the 1860s-1870s.Bunk house (1890) and Cook’s house (1920)Slaughterhouse 1918Jobs Peak
One of the unusual sites at Lake Tahoe is Monkey Rock. The trail to reach Monkey Rock is about 1-1/2 mile long. and for most of the trail is very steep uphill. At one point you can choose the left path which is very steep, or the right path which is longer but an easier slope. I took the left, steep path. At points I had to crawl because it was too steep to walk.Almost there!At the top. I turn around, and see this…Monkey Rock.Monkey Rock looking over Lake Tahoe.Looking south at Lake Tahoe.
We took a lake cruise from Zephyr Cove on the MC Dixie II.The blue water is so clean and clear that if you drop a white plate into the water, you would be able to see the plate at a depth of 75 feet.The little dot near the top of the dead looking tree is a bald eagle.View of historic Vikingsholm mansion from the boat at the edge of Emerald Bay.Fannette Island Tea HouseFannette Island in Emerald BayHeading out of Emerald BayThe tunnel is called Cave Rock. Lincoln Highway cuts through the rock/tunnel.Sky divers over Lake Tahoe.Fun on Lake Tahoe.Zephyr Cove
Emerald BayFannette Island in Emerald BayPine treeCalifornia-Nevada state linePony Express monument. The first Pony Express rider passed here April 4, 1860 on his way to Friday’s Station, a remount point 4/10 of a mile northeast at Edgewood, Nevada.Lake Tahoe
