Surfing at 6200', real surfing.

[NICKYPOO]

That nasty nor-easter ripped through Reno and straight up to Tahoe, kicking up 3-4' surf. I'm almost thinking Moose was out there.

The pic was taken at basically the opposite end of the bouy field where my buddy keeps his Tige during the summer. You can see one of the bouys at the top right of the photo. Not my photo.

Nevermind, here the page-
http://www.petethomasoutdoors.com/20...igh-winds.html

[Timmy!]

no pic attached..

[NICKYPOO]

Invalid pic type.

[Timmy!]

Allow me to help...

[NICKYPOO]

Thanks honey.

[NICKYPOO]

I was thinking, there can't be too many spots in the world that you can surf, wakesurf, and mountain surf (snowboard) all within a couple hundred yards. Homewood is across the street from that spot and this bay produces some of the better water to wakesurf on Tahoe. It's where I generally ride when I'm there.

[Iwndr]

Thats pretty cool

[skippabcool]

A little rough. Better to be surfing then boating in that.

[da.bell]

I was thinking, there can't be too many spots in the world that you can surf, wakesurf, and mountain surf (snowboard) all within a couple hundred yards. Homewood is across the street from that spot and this bay produces some of the better water to wakesurf on Tahoe. It's where I generally ride when I'm there.

Let alone surfing fresh water.

Thanks for sharing.

[Duncan]

I was thinking, there can't be too many spots in the world that you can surf, wakesurf, and mountain surf (snowboard) all within a couple hundred yards. Homewood is across the street from that spot and this bay produces some of the better water to wakesurf on Tahoe. It's where I generally ride when I'm there.

I love Homewood.

[jdj06c]

That's so cool. Tahoe has a lot to offer!