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Transport from Truckee to Squaw Valley
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Hi Snowheads,
I'm new to Snowheads forum and heading to California USA from Melbourne, Australia for the very first time next month..
I want to know how someone gets from Truckee Amtrak train station to Squaw Valley. Do you organise a taxi or can you take your snowboard bags/luggage onboard the local bus TART?
Thanks in advance for any tips and advice
Cheers,
Anne
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isn't a real person
Taxi probably easiest but I'm pretty sure the TART is used to accomodating all sorts of ski, board and bike gear. Depending on where you're staying at Squaw they might run a shuttle or pick up (thinking Resort at Squaw Creek here).
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