One of the best ways to get out of the heat as well as get some exercise in is to take out a kayak or a stand-up paddleboard and paddle around Big Blue. Here are our top three spots to rent a SUP or kayak on the North Shore

Lake Tahoe has plenty of great places to take your dog. Here are some of the Best Dog Beaches in South Lake Tahoe to guide your next visit.

It’s easy to spend a day bar hopping around the lake, especially if you have access to a boat. But even if you don’t, it’s worth stopping at one of these West Shore gems to catch a gorgeous Tahoe sunset.

One of the most important decision for your trip to Lake Tahoe is Where to Stay. Luckily there are many options: Camping, House Rental, or Hotels are some of the most common options. Which one you choose will depend on many considerations. Season, Budget, Events, Length of Stay all play a role in the decision.

As many outdoor enthusiasts know, North Lake Tahoe is a haven for four-legged furry friends. However, even though Tahoe is very dog-friendly, sometimes it can be hard to figure out where dogs are welcome and where they are not.