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Incline Village is considered by many people and especially the residents who live here to be the finest community at all of Lake Tahoe.  Located at the sunny north east corner of the lake, it brings together all of the elements needed for one to enjoy the ultimate mountain resort lifestyle.   A favorite of vacationers from California and Nevada, "Tilted Village" as it's affectionately called rises from approximately 6,300 feet at lake level to over 10,000 feet in the mountains bordering it.  As the only master planned community at Lake Tahoe, Incline Village has a reputation for offering the best of everything in one small locale.    

The Incline Village General Improvement District (known by its acronym IVGID), owns, operates and maintains 3 beautiful private beaches for residents and lodging guests, 2 impeccably manicured golf courses, the Diamond Peak Ski Area with 1800 feet of vertical drop, a 34,000 square foot, world-class Recreation Center, plus numerous parks, tennis, skateboard and other public facilities.  There is no other community at Lake Tahoe that provides such a wide array of first-class amenities under local control. 

Property owners in Incline Village are allowed a maximum of 5 IVGID Recreation Cards per household.  These ID cards give the owner access to the beaches free of charge and the provide significant discounts at the other fee based public facilities.  A round of golf at the Championship Golf Course is around $45 if you have an IVGID card and $150 if you are a visitor.  Resident discounts are applicable at Diamond Peak Ski Area, the Rec Center, and many local events all around Lake Tahoe. 

The Incline Village Public Schools have an outstanding reputation for providing one of the finest public educations in the State of Nevada.  The Lake Tahoe private school has an outstanding faculty and provides scholarships and financial assistance so that less fortunate members of the community can attend.  Every year Incline Village holds a number of fund raising events for the local schools such as the Crab Feed in February and Oktoberfest in autumn.  Tens of thousands of dollars are raised annually at these events and the funds support a variety of academic, cultural and extracurricular activities at the public schools.

Stop by the Visitor Center on Highway 28 when you are visiting Incline Village and pick up the latest information on events and activities.  With Lake Tahoe being a year round recreation destination, there is always something of interest happening on the north shore.

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