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2011/2012 CALIFORNIA SNO-PARK PERMIT VENDORS Please Call Vendors in Advance to Assure That Permits Are In-Stock 2011/2012 CALIFORNIA SNO-PARK PERMIT VENDORS Please call vendors in advance to assure that permits are in-stock. For more information, please call (916) 324-4442. Vendor Name Physical Address City County CA Zip Telephone 7640 Sunrise Citrus Adrenaline Powersports Sacramento CA 95610 (916) 729-7433 Boulevard Heights 415 North Lake Alpenglow Sports Tahoe City Placer CA 96145 (530) 583-6917 Boulevard Alpine County Chamber of 3 Webster Street Markleeville Alpine CA 96120 (530) 694-2475 Commerce Amador Ranger District 26820 Silver Drive Pioneer Amador CA 95666 (209) 295-4251 (ENFIA) Bear Valley Cross Country 1 Bear Valley Road Bear Valley Alpine CA 95223 (209) 753-2834 Bear Valley Snowmobile 132 Bear Valley Bear Valley Calaveras CA 95223 (209) 753-2323 Service Road 19455 Boreal Ridge Boreal Inn Soda Springs Nevada CA 95728 (530) 426-1012 Road 26659 Tiger Creek Buckhorn Plaza Hardware Pioneer Amador CA 95666 (209) 295-8800 Road Carson City Ranger Station 1536 South Carson Carson City Carson City NV 89701 (775) 882-2766 (ESIA) Street China Peak Mountain Resort 59265 Hwy 168 Lakeshore Fresno CA 93634 (559) 233-2500 Cold Springs Market 29822 Highway 108 Cold Springs Tuolumne CA 95335 (209) 965-4242 36088 Tollhouse Cressman's General Store Shaver Lake Fresno CA 93664 (559) 841-2923 Road Eastern Sierra Interpretive 190 East Yaney Bishop Inyo CA 93514 (760) 873-2411 Association (ESIA) Street 925 Highway 4, Ebbetts Pass Sporting Goods Arnold Calaveras CA 95223 (209) 795-1686 Building A El Dorado National Forest 100 Forni Rd. Placerville El Dorado CA 95667 (530) 622-5061 Interpretive Assoc. Explore Tahoe Visitors 4114 Lake Tahoe South Lake El Dorado CA 96150 (530) 542-4637 Center Boulevard Tahoe 6264 North Herb Bauer Sporting Goods Fresno Fresno CA 93710 (559) 435-8600 Blackstone Interagency Visitor Center US Highway 395 Lone Pine Inyo CA 93545 (760) 876-6222 (ESIA) @ State Route 136 42137 Tollhouse Ken's Market Shaver Lake Fresno CA 93664 (559) 841-3549 Road Kirkwood Mountain Resort 1501 Kirkwood Kirkwood Alpine CA 95646 (209) 258-7294 General Store Medows Drive Kyburz Towing & Mini 13686 Highway 50 Kyburz El Dorado CA 95720 (530) 293-3232 Mart 11/16/2011 1 2011/2012 CALIFORNIA SNO-PARK PERMIT VENDORS Please call vendors in advance to assure that permits are in-stock. For more information, please call (916) 324-4442. Vendor Name Physical Address City County CA Zip Telephone Lake of the Sky Outfitters 1023 Emerald Bay South Lake El Dorado CA 96150 (530) 541-1027 Inc. Road Tahoe Mammoth Lakes Welcome Mammoth 2510 Highway 203 Mono CA 93546 (760) 924-5551 Center (ESIA) Lakes Marmot Mountain Works 3049 Adeline Street Berkeley Alameda CA 94703 (510) 8494930 1266 West San Mel Cotton's Sporting Goods San Jose Santa Clara CA 95126 (408) 287-5994 Carlos Mountain Hardware & 282 Bonta St. Blairsden Plumas CA 96103 (530) 836-2589 Sports Mountain Hardware & 11320 Donner Pass Truckee Nevada CA 96161 (530) 587-4844 Sports Road 491 East Main Mountain Recreation Grass Valley Nevada CA 85945 (530) 477-8006 Street Pacific Ranger District 7887 Highway 50 Pollock Pines El Dorado CA 95726 (530) 644-2349 (ENFIA) Placer County Visitor 13411 Lincoln Way Auburn Placer CA 95603 (530) 887-2111 Bureau 673 Placerville Placerville Polaris Placerville El Dorado CA 95667 (530) 622-9079 Drive Placerville Ranger District 4260 Eight Mile Camino El Dorado CA 95709 (530) 647-5300 (ENFIA) Road 62311 Huntington Rancheria Enterprises Lakeshore Fresno CA 93634 (559) 893-3234 Lake Road Reno Cycles and Gear 3445 Kietzke Lane Reno Washoe NV 89502 (775) 355-8810 Shaver Lake Gas & Food 41801 Tollhouse Shaver Lake Fresno CA 93664 (559) 841-5303 Mart Road 41698 Tollhouse Shaver Lake Sports Shaver Lake Fresno CA 93664 (559) 841-2740 Road Shaverkeps 41387 Hwy 168 Shaver Lake Fresno CA 93664 (559) 841-7711 Mild to Wild Sierra Nevada Adventure 2293 Highway 4 Arnold Calaveras CA 95223 (209) 795-9310 Co. Sierraville Service & 126 South Lincoln Sierraville Sierra CA 96126 (530) 994-3529 Country Store Street Sonoma Outfitters 145 Third Street Santa Rosa Sonoma CA 95401 (707) 528-1920 Sport Chalet #30: 5839 Lone Tree Antioch Contra Costa CA 94531 (925) 777-2030 Antioch Way Sport Chalet #32: 2401 Butano Drive Sacramento Sacramento CA 95825 (916) 977-1731 Sacramento 11/16/2011 2 2011/2012 CALIFORNIA SNO-PARK PERMIT VENDORS Please call vendors in advance to assure that permits are in-stock. For more information, please call (916) 324-4442. Vendor Name Physical Address City County CA Zip Telephone Sport Chalet #33: 10349 Fairway Roseville Placer CA 95678 (916) 773-6828 Roseville Drive Sport Chalet #34: 8511 Bond Road Elk Grove Sacramento CA 95624 (916) 714-5740 Elk Grove 4555 Rosewood Sport Chalet #36: Pleasanton Pleasanton Alameda CA 94588 (925) 225-0708 Court 1621-C East Monte Sport Chalet #64: Vacaville Vacaville Solano CA 95688 (707) 447-8092 Vista Avenue Sport Chalet #65: 2190 Eastridge San Jose Santa Clara CA 95122 (408) 531-0771 San Jose Loop, Suite 1402 1280 Willow Pass Sport Chalet #75: Concord Concord Contra Costa CA 94520 (925) 521-7009 Road 1410 East Monte Sports Cove Vacaville Solano CA 95688 (707) 448-9454 Vista Avenue 2455 Railroad Sunrise Mountain Sports Livermore Alameda CA 94550 (925) 447-8330 Avenue Sunrise Ski and Snowboard South Lake 3202 Highway 50 El Dorado CA 96150 (530) 577-3176 Rental Tahoe Tahoe Dave's Skis and 10200 Donner Pass Truckee Nevada CA 96161 (530) 582-0986 Boards Road Tahoe Dave's Skis and 8299 North Lake Kings Beach Placer CA 96143 (530) 546-5800 Boards Boulevard Tahoe Dave's Skis and Olympic 3039 Highway 89 Placer CA 96146 (530) 583-5665 Boards Squaw Valley Valley Tahoe Dave's Skis and 590 North Lake Tahoe City Placer CA 96145 (530) 583-8833 Boards Boulevard South Lake Tahoe Paradise Chevron 2986 Highway 50 El Dorado CA 96150 (530) 577-1127 Tahoe 11400 Donner Pass The Back Country Truckee Nevada CA 96161 (530) 582-0909 Road Ste. 100 8180 Crowley Lake Tom's Place Resort Crowley Mono CA 93546 (760) 935-4239 Drive Truckee Ranger Station 10811 Stockrest Sp. Truckee Nevada CA 96161 (760) 873-2411 (ESIA) Rd 18185 Wards Ferry Tuolumne County Marine Sonora Tuolumne CA 95370 (209) 532-3112 Rd. White Mountain Visitor 798 North Main Bishop Inyo CA 93514 (760) 873-2500 Center (ESIA) Street Young's Shaver Lake 41777 Tollhouse Shaver Lake Fresno CA 93664 (559) 841-3298 Hardware Road 11/16/2011 3.
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