South Lake Tahoe Courses
Basically turn off of Pioneer on to Oneidas, follow
it… keep going, you’ll go over a stream on a bridge at the bottom of a dip.
From there you’ll start to head up hill. It’s hard to describe exactly how
far up the hill you’ll go but I would say roughly ¾ of a mile. The
course is right before a curve left; there are some large boulders and a
place to park. It’s a large shady wooded course perfect for woodsball.
We don’t play here often but it’s an okay course and it’s
where we started playing paintball. Turn off of Pioneer onto Oneidas and
follow it until you reach a forest service sign next to a pull out. Turn
right. You’ll drive though a gate and go to the bottom of the hill where
it flattens out and park. This course is full of dead trees (hence the name
boneyard) and is usually fast paced although there is a thickly wooded stream
area in the back (just don’t fall in the stream and rip your pants like Neil)
This is a favorite of many fast paced players. It’s behind
the Colony inn behind the Raley’s shopping center at Stateline. Drive to
the right of the Colony into their side parking lot and up a dirt road. Park.
Go diagonally right up a large hill until you reach an area with some bunkers.
It’s a nice course with many hiding spots that’s great for large groups.
Turn off of pioneer onto Jiccarilla. Go to the end until
you reach a cul-de-sac. Park there, and walk along a trail until you reach
the base of a small hill with some little bunkers and wide open trees. Set
up and play. This is a decent course built by Gavin Booth, and Cory and Kyle
Mazonie (hope I spelled that right). It is nice for smaller groups (6-14).
Directions and field descriptions by Eli
Kitchel, which is crazy because he usually doesn’t even put this much effort
into school.
