Lake Tahoe

The distance from Lake Tahoe, Nevada, to Modesto, California, is approximately 130 miles (209 kilometers) by road. The journey typically takes around 2.5 to 3 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. The route generally involves traveling via U.S. Highway 50 and Interstate 5.

Oh, what a lovely journey that would be, my friend! The driving distance from San Francisco to Lake Tahoe is about 200 miles, which would take you through some beautiful landscapes and vistas. Just imagine the happy little trees and fluffy clouds you'll see along the way! Remember, it's not just about the destination, but the joy of the journey itself.

Yes, Crater Lake is deeper than Lake Tahoe. Crater Lake has a maximum depth of about 1,943 feet, while Lake Tahoe's maximum depth is approximately 1,645 feet

Toronto, Canada, is three hours ahead of South Lake Tahoe, California. Toronto is in the eastern time zone, and South Lake Tahoe is in the Pacific time zone. Both locations observe daylight savings time.

No, Lake Tahoe is not an extinct volcano. It is a large freshwater lake located in the Sierra Nevada mountains of the United States. The lake was formed by geological processes such as faulting and glaciation, not volcanic activity.

No, Mt. Shasta is not on the direct route from San Francisco to Lake Tahoe. Mt. Shasta is located to the north of San Francisco, while Lake Tahoe is to the east. Traveling from San Francisco to Lake Tahoe would typically involve heading east on Interstate 80 without passing through Mt. Shasta.

Snow typically starts falling in South Lake Tahoe in late November to early December, with the heaviest snowfall occurring between December and March. However, it can vary each year depending on weather patterns.

Abiotic factors like temperature, dissolved oxygen levels, and pH can affect biotic factors in Lake Tahoe such as the distribution of aquatic plants, algae, fish species, and microbial communities. Changes in these abiotic factors can impact the overall health and biodiversity of the lake ecosystem.

A device called a current meter is commonly used to measure water velocity. Current meters can be mechanical or electronic, and they work by directly measuring the speed at which water flows past a specific point in a river, stream, or other water body.

Lake Arrowhead, CA has an elevation of around 5,100 feet above sea level.

During the last ice age, the great weight of the glaciers covering what is now The Great Lakes area actually lowered the land. It has been slowly rising up again since all the glaciers melted.

The melting of the glaciers provided tremendous amounts of water that scoured out pathways to the Pacific. They also filled the Great Lakes and overflowed to make rivers to the Atlantic.

The water flow created a river to The Great Salt Lake but not enough water enters it now to let it overflow to the sea. So the water just evaporates and keeps getting saltier.

The largest ski resort in the world, without competition, is Les 3 Vallées in France with the major villages Val Thorens, Les Menuires, Meribel and Courchevel. Les 3 Vallées has 600 km of piste which no other linked ski area is close to.

Here is a list of the 10 largest linked (piste or lift) ski areas, their piste length in km, number of lifts, transport capacity per hour and country.

1. Les 3 Vallées 600 196 242.000 France

2. Paradiski 425 187 210.000 France

3. Via Lattea 400 78 110.000 Italy & France

4. Sella ronda 330 155 240.000 Italy, which is a part of Dolomiti Superski

5. Les Sybelles 310 71 80.000 France

6. 4 Vallées 300 64 65.000 Switzerland

7. Matterhorn ski paradise 300 58 99.500 Switzerland & Italy

8. Espace Killy 300 94 136.000 France

9. Avoriaz 270, 79, 100.000 France & Switzerland, which is part of Portes du Soleil

10. Skiwelt 263 91 138.000 Austria

Ski routes are not included in the table above. If these are included are the piste lengths: 4 Vallées 370 (incl the ski route connected La Tzoumaz sector), Matterhorn ski paradise 350 and Skiwelt 279 km.

A ski area can be defined in several ways, one is a number of lifts and slopes which are all interconnnected with each other without the need for a bus or car ride (as the list shown above). Another definition of a ski area would be a lift pass valid in several (or multiple) separate systems with a need for a bus or a car ride to get inbetween them.

A list for the latter definition would give the following lift passes:

1. Tirol Snow Card with 4000 km of piste in 86 ski regions (Skiwelt is part of this).

2. Salzburg super ski card with 2552 km of piste in 22 ski regions.

3. Dolomiti Superski with 1200 km of piste divided into about 30 separate systems (Sella ronda is part of this).

4. Kitzbuheler alpen all star card with 1088 km of piste in 12 different systems (Skiwelt is part of this).

Please note that all these 4 ski areas are geographically so spread out so there are several hours drive from one end to the other so you can not really make use of the entire region available for the ski pass.

More ski passes on this list would be Ski amadé with 860 km of piste (about 20 systems), the Zillertal Superskipass with 671 km of piste (7 systems) and Portes du Soleil with 650 km of piste (Avoriaz is part of this, 7 systems), all three of which are geographically within reasonable driving distance or bus interconnected.

The biggest ski area available on one ski pass within a 30 minutes drive from a suitable accomodation is probably the major parts of the Kitzbuheler alpen all star card. From St Johann in Tirol you can reach over 800 km of piste in 30 minutes by car (Schneewinkel, Skiwelt, Saalbach (via Leogang) and Kitzbuhel).

The Shrahe report that was published in autumn 2013 shows that most resorts exaggerate their piste length of up to 150%. The numbers above are taken from before that report. The austrian resort have generally adjusted their piste length down whereas most other have not adjusted their piste length or have simply taken away the piste length information. Adjusting the austrian numbers down while keeping the others would be unfare, especially since the austrians seems to have a smaller inflation factor than the others. So for now the old numbers remains.

If you want a longer list have a look at "What are the 50 largest ski resorts?"

Lake Tahoe has a surface area of 191 square miles.

There are no native turtles in Lake Tahoe, however sometimes pet turtles escape or are released. These rarely live through the winter, so there isn't a noticeable breeding population of any species.

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Lake Tahoe's surface elevation level is reported to be 6,225 feet (1,897 meters).