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| Historic / Central Truckee
Truckee, named for Washoe Indian Chief Trokay, was once a lawless lumber and railroad town. Much of its Old West charm remains such as 19th century false-front buildings, bars that have remained open since the gold rush, and a train that runs through the middle of town. In addition, this historic Commercial Row offers quaint boutiques, five star restaurants and a visitor's information center.
Whether you choose the old Victorian, or a charming mountain chalet, Historic/Central Truckee allows an easy drive to any of many ski areas, and any of the attractions that North Lake Tahoe has to offer.
Recent Prices:
Lots: $269,900 - $525,000.
Homes: $418,500 - $1,650,000.
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GETTING THERE: Squaw Valley, off Highway 89 between Truckee and Tahoe City on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe, is 196 miles from San Francisco via Interstate 80. Exit onto Highway 89 south in Truckee, go approximately 8 miles to Squaw Valley Road, and turn right.
For the Resort at Squaw Creek; take the first left onto Squaw Creek Road.
For the Village at Squaw Valley; stay on Squaw Valley Road for approximately 2 miles, then turn left onto the bridge that crosses the creek into the parking lot and to the Village.
For the Olympic Village Inn; stay on Squaw Valley Road for approximately 2 1/2 miles, where the road turns left at the Clock Tower angle right off the road and follow the "Hotel Registration" signs.
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