Whether you are visiting or have lived in Tahoe for years, getting out on the lake at least once in your life with all your friends is a must. Thankfully, there are plenty of marinas and businesses in Lake Tahoe who are around to help make that happen. We’d like to share some of biggest and best places to rent a boat and/or jet ski in the area, but first…
We created this Lake Tahoe vacation guide to help travelers who are planning a Lake Tahoe trip make informed decisions. You’ll find useful information, such as how to get here, where to stay and what to do while you’re here.
Try some of these unique summer activity ideas for your visit to South Lake Tahoe. From unique kayak tours on Lake Tahoe to Gondola and Balloon rides there are many unique activity options for the family.
Paddleboarding, kayaking, or doing any type of human-powered activity for however much time you have on Big Blue can give you an amazing workout, but it’s good to know when the best time of the year to paddle is and how to stay safe out on the water.
Not all accommodations in Tahoe are dog friendly while others fully welcome your pets. That’s why if you are visiting Tahoe and want your four-legged best friend to come along, I’ve compiled a list of some top choices of where to stay in Tahoe with your dog:
Comprehensive links to Lake Tahoe’s webcams. Plan your visit using the webcams available in ski resorts, mountains, lake and roads, and have a live view of the weather and traffic conditions.
Epic Mountain Biking abounds in the Lake Tahoe area. Lake Tahoe mountain biking options include some world famous trails such as Mr. Toads Wild Ride, Tahoe Flume Trail, The Tahoe Rim Trail, Hole in the Ground, Big Chief, Tyrolean Downhill, Western States, Jackass and many more.
Epic Mountain Biking abounds in the Lake Tahoe area. Lake Tahoe mountain biking options include some world famous trails such as Mr. Toads Wild Ride, Tahoe Flume Trail, The Tahoe Rim Trail, Hole in the Ground, Big Chief, Tyrolean Downhill, Western States, Jackass and many more.
The Lake Tahoe water temperature could be classified as “refreshing.” While a common belief is that lake Tahoe was formed by the collapse of a volcanic crater, according to the U.S. Forest Service the Tahoe basin was actually created due to faulting related to the tremendous uplifting of the Sierra Nevada mountains.
