1968 Map of Mt. Rose

About this map

Incline Village sits at the northern edge of the Lake Tahoe basin in the late 1960s, showing a community defined by its recreation and steep geography. Residential streets like Northwood Blvd and Southwood Blvd circle the town center, while a local Trailer Park and Incline High Sch anchor the burgeoning settlement. The surrounding Toiyabe National Forest is heavily marked with the infrastructure of mid-century alpine tourism, including a Tramway, a Ski Lift, and the Mt Rose Campground near the Mt Rose Summit. High-altitude water bodies such as Incline Lake and Tamarack Lake drain toward the basin through steep canyons like Third Creek, while on the eastern slopes, Little Valley remains relatively undeveloped compared to the growing village. Old Pack Trails and scattered Prospects hint at earlier mountain exploration before the era of modern ski resorts.