Truckee River Walk
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i like the i dea of mother nature, river runs in the middle of the downtown, you can walk alone , or with groups or you can walk your pooch... different kinds of people from the upper high to the lower grounds you can see on this park... i visited this pa;ce in the afternoon and the pictures were so great... will recommend
Reviewed by: BeJay Y from on Sep 15 2009
It is a great thing that the city has decided to clean up the river and make the area a bit more friendly.
Reviewed by: Onedergirl from on Mar 12 2009
Reno has greatly enhanced its urban area - aside from the casino/condo conversions.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 02 2008
I lived in Reno as a small child of 7 to my 13th b-day. Reno had a population of around 20K people. The Truckee River was my life. We used to ride our horses all over the place and end up everyday at the river. I used to catch baby fish in my cowboy boots where the fish ladder used to be just before the Virginia street bridge. I was thrilled to death when I heard they were building the river walk. I went to McKinley Park School in the 2nd & 3rd grade. What a beautiful area it has become. I am now 60 and just had my right knee replaced and am now able to walk the River for the first time since I was a child. I'm so happy for the citizen of this great town
Reviewed by: John from on Jan 30 2008
Our hotel (Plaza) was located right next to the Truckee river. Everyday we would stroll the river walk, maybe grab a bite to eat and sit on one of the many benches and watch kayakers maneuver their way along the river. It's a beautiful site, w/ the mountains in the background and the city landscape.
Reviewed by: Skylar from on Jan 30 2008
I love it there! Whenever I'm feeling even the slightest down, I go there and instantly feel better. It's beautiful. The shops are awesome and unique. The movie theatre there is my favorite. In the summer, there are movies and diffent types of musical/dancing events that go on at Wingfield Theatre. About every different type of person that you can think of shows up there and everyone gets along really well. The Kayak Park is super fun also! My favorite place in Reno to go!
Reviewed by: Mark from on Dec 06 2006
They have a wine walk every third Saturday from 2-5 that is a lot of fun...never knew how mnay interesting shops, museums even magic theatre's they had arond Reno.
Reviewed by: Sean from on Nov 04 2006
We really enjoy walking, so when we discovered the River Walk last Summer, we were pleasantly surprised. It is landscaped beautifully with small waterfalls coming out of the side of the walk ways, each one with a different wild animal motif. Plenty of benches and seating along the walkway for those who would just like to stop and enjoy watching the Truckee River flow. t is close to the Casinos and downtown.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 02 2005
Fish for Wedding Rings
Back to Truckee River Walk
i like the i dea of mother nature, river runs in the middle of the downtown, you can walk alone , or with groups or you can walk your pooch... different kinds of people from the upper high to the lower grounds you can see on this park... i visited this pa;ce in the afternoon and the pictures were so great... will recommend
Reviewed by: BeJay Y from on Sep 15 2009
It is a great thing that the city has decided to clean up the river and make the area a bit more friendly.
Reviewed by: Onedergirl from on Mar 12 2009
Reno has greatly enhanced its urban area - aside from the casino/condo conversions.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 02 2008
I lived in Reno as a small child of 7 to my 13th b-day. Reno had a population of around 20K people. The Truckee River was my life. We used to ride our horses all over the place and end up everyday at the river. I used to catch baby fish in my cowboy boots where the fish ladder used to be just before the Virginia street bridge. I was thrilled to death when I heard they were building the river walk. I went to McKinley Park School in the 2nd & 3rd grade. What a beautiful area it has become. I am now 60 and just had my right knee replaced and am now able to walk the River for the first time since I was a child. I'm so happy for the citizen of this great town
Reviewed by: John from on Jan 30 2008
Our hotel (Plaza) was located right next to the Truckee river. Everyday we would stroll the river walk, maybe grab a bite to eat and sit on one of the many benches and watch kayakers maneuver their way along the river. It's a beautiful site, w/ the mountains in the background and the city landscape.
Reviewed by: Skylar from on Jan 30 2008
I love it there! Whenever I'm feeling even the slightest down, I go there and instantly feel better. It's beautiful. The shops are awesome and unique. The movie theatre there is my favorite. In the summer, there are movies and diffent types of musical/dancing events that go on at Wingfield Theatre. About every different type of person that you can think of shows up there and everyone gets along really well. The Kayak Park is super fun also! My favorite place in Reno to go!
Reviewed by: Mark from on Dec 06 2006
They have a wine walk every third Saturday from 2-5 that is a lot of fun...never knew how mnay interesting shops, museums even magic theatre's they had arond Reno.
Reviewed by: Sean from on Nov 04 2006
We really enjoy walking, so when we discovered the River Walk last Summer, we were pleasantly surprised. It is landscaped beautifully with small waterfalls coming out of the side of the walk ways, each one with a different wild animal motif. Plenty of benches and seating along the walkway for those who would just like to stop and enjoy watching the Truckee River flow. t is close to the Casinos and downtown.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 02 2005
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