Gray's Crossing
A New Community in the Historic Sierra Town of Truckee, CA

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Nestled among the hills at the eastern end of Truckee just off Interstate 80, Gray's Crossing is a new resort community developed by East West Partners and is a part of the Tahoe Mountain Club which includes Coyote Moon Golf Course, Old Greenwood, the Village at Northstar and more.

About 400 homes will be built at Gray's Crossing, with 100 affordable ones, per requirements of the Truckee General Plan for local residents and employee housing. There will also be about 48,000 square feet of neighborhood commercial area. The small neighborhood village planned by East West Partners will reflect the character of downtown Truckee. Like other parts of the town of Truckee, the character of Gray's Crossing will transition from neighborhood commercial to single family neighborhoods as you move further from the village core. The small shops in the village will provide convenience and a sense of neighborhood, and will be sized to provide an appropriate level of basic services for the surrounding community. The plan calls for some lodging, possibly a small inn.

Gray's Crossing will have an 18-hole, Peter Jacobsen designed championship golf course. The course will be sensitively created environmentally, and will employ green management techniques. East West Partners will be building new golf courses at Gray's Crossing and at its Old Greenwood community, as well as managing the existing Coyote Moon course in Truckee. Overall, East West expects to broaden public access to golf courses in the Truckee area. It is expected that the Gray's Crossing course will be a members only golf course.

Over 400 acres will be open space or trails out of a total of 757 acres. East West Partners is committed to a design and development that reduces as much as possible the environmental impacts of its developments in Truckee and the North Lake Tahoe area. At Gray's Crossing, our intent is to make the natural environment a part of the daily culture and experience for visitors and residents. We have voluntarily chosen to exceed applicable federal, state, and local environmental requirements. This commitment will be expressed throughout each of our projects for years to come.

Forty-five acres of Gray's Crossings land are being provided for use by the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District and the Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District. There are also two church sites at Gray's Crossing.

The public trail system in the community will link to the extensive public hiking and biking trail system contemplated by the Town of Truckee Trails and Bikeways Master Plan and other regional plans. Gray's Crossing will have more than 400 acres of open space with trails throughout, and this will connect to approximately 260 acres of open space in the northerly section of East West's adjacent community of Old Greenwood. All this open space will be perfect in the winter for Nordic skiing and snow shoeing!


Please Note: Plans for Gray's Crossing are conceptual, and are expected to change as a result of additional public input.
Development by East West Partners



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