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Lake Tahoe a Great Spot for an Autumn Adventure

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Best Places for an Autumn Adventurein Tahoe

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There are few places that rival the chromatic beauty and temperate clime of Lake Tahoe in autumn. The days are still warm, yet the air feels brisk and lively as the occasional crisp breeze whips through the trees, rustling their burnt orange and scarlet-hued leaves. The dog days of summer are behind us, and for RVers that's invigorating, energizing--the weather's perfect, the scenery's breathtaking and the road is beckoning. And Lake Tahoe doesn't disappoint. The area's geography offers myriad options for the autumn adventurer and a diversity of experiences to choose from.

Whether it's the reflection of the leaves on the lake that lure you away from home, or the fanciful turrets of an 11th-century Viking castle, Tahoe has something for every RVer.

Before heading off into the sunset--and Tahoe has some pretty ones--visit our 16th Annual Northern California Fall RV Show and

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Sale which will return to the Alameda County Fairgrounds Sept. 24 through Oct. 3. Outfit your rig with the latest and greatest, then scratch that itch for adventure. RVers are a notoriously itchy bunch, aren't we?

Happy RVing!

Shawn NohrShow ManagerGoodTimes Promotions, Inc.

Best Places for an Autumn Adventure in Tahoe

1) Tahoe has some of the best RV camping around. Exploreyour options here. And if gorging on hot dogs and smores isn'tyour idea of a great camping trip (or if it is, and you need towork off those extra calories), check out the 165 miles of trailsto hike at Lake Tahoe. Whether it's through the mountains oraround the lake, the weather's sure to be beautiful and thesurroundings amazing.

2) Maybe you've OD'd on natural beauty and are looking forsomething of the man-made variety. How about a replica of an11th-century Viking castle, which sits on the shores of EmeraldBay with views of the lake (OK, there's a little natural beauty inthere). Learn more about Vikingsholm, then check it out foryourself.

3) If you're like many of the people in my family, a trip wouldn'tbe successful if you didn't come home with something toremember it by. Whether it's a velvet Elvis to spruce up the RVor something a bit more, um, refined, Tahoe boastsa smorgasbord of art galleries that fit everyone's tastes.

4) Roasting weenies over a campfire ain't the only way to eatin the woods. Tahoe has some great places to dine that runthe price gamut.

5) Tahoe isn't renowned for it's vino like Napa or Sonoma, butthere are some nice tours around El Dorado County (self-proclaimed "original wine country of California") for anyoenophiles that need a quick fix. This tour gives folks adetailed narration of the rich history and geography of thehistoric county, as well.

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When: Sept. 24-Oct. 3: Mon-Fri 11am-7pm; Sat 10am-8pm;Sun 10am-6pm

Where: Alameda County Fairgrounds, 4501 Pleasanton Ave.,Pleasanton, CA

Cost: Adults $7; seniors (62+) $6; children 15 and underFREE. Senior Wednesdays--2 for 1

Information: Call 925-931-1890 or visit www.rvshow.net

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