Incline Village Info


	There are many reasons to consider relocation to Nevada, but one of the most obvious is the light tax burden, one of the lowest in the country. Nevada has no personal income tax, no estate or gift tax, and low property taxes. In fact, the January 1991 issue of Money Magazine ranks the state of Nevada as sixth in their list of "Tax Havens."

Another reason to consider Northern nevada is the unmatched quality of life. Lake Tahoe is ranked first by Rand McNally for its outdoor recreation. Reno is only 45 minutes away, offering an international airport and all the amenities of a metropolitan city with the charm and friendliness of a much smaller community. Even cosmopolitain San Francisco is only four hours away via all-weather Interstate 80.

In the late 1950s a group purchased 9,000 acres of untouched land on the north shore of Lake Tahoe. This parcel was to become Incline Village, the only master planned community at the Lake Over 40 years later, Incline Village has evolved into one of the most sought after communities to live in at Lake Tahoe.

Today Incline Village offers a vast array of recreational facilities and programs, including two world class golf courses, designed by Robert Trent Jones, superb downhill and cross country skiing, some of Tahoe's most beautiful and least crowded beaches, and a nationally recognized tennis complex. Also available is a boat ramp, outdoor heated swimming pool at one of the private beaches, athletic fields, hiking and exercise trails and a new 37,000 square foot recreational center.

From first class to world class, Incline Village offers a lifestyle that is unmatched for quality and consistency. Residents and property owners come from all parts of the world. They are recreationaly active, environmentally protective and have one thing in common - their love for Incline Village at Lake Tahoe. The clear crisp air, the clean pure water coming from Lake Tahoe without the need for purification and the anticipation one feels for each new season are the reasons to join the few that can call Incline Village home.

Lake Tahoe Facts & Figures

Total Surface Area: 191 Square Miles

Dimensions: 22 Miles Long - 12 Miles Wide

Shoreline: 72 Mile Around

Elevation at Lake Level: 6299 Feet

Average Depth: 1000 Feet

Record Fish: 37 Pound 6 Ounce Mackinaw

Deepest Shoreline: Rubicon Point Drops 1400 Feet

February Water Temperature: 40-50 Degrees

August Water Temperature: 65-70 Degrees

Constant Water Temperature: 39 Degrees Below 600 Feet

Average Rainfall: 8.3 Inches

Avarage Snowfall: 216 Inches - 18 Feet

Sunshine Days: 290

Average January Air Temperature: High - 36, Low - 16

Average July Air Temperature: High - 79, Low - 43
Where Does Lake Tahoe Flow?
Lake Tahoe's water does not eventually flow into the ocean. The Truckee River is its only outlet. It flows East through Reno and drains into Pyramid Lake in Nevada.

How Much Water is in Lake Tahoe?
The water in Lake Tahoe could cover a flat area the size of California to a depth of 14 inches. There is enough water in Tahoe to supply everyone in the United States with 50 gallons of water a day for 5 years.

Why is Lake Tahoe Blue?
All of the colors of the sky and landscape are reflected in lake Tahoe. The bottom of the lake adds shades to the blue. Sand reflects a light blue, while rocks and deep canyons reflect as almost black.

Why Doesn't Lake Tahoe Ever Freeze?
The lake's Great depth and volume of water always in motion keep it from freezing. Some ice forms on Emerald Bay at times, as well as other protected inlets.