Lake Tahoe Travel Blog

It has been a stellar season for skiers, riders, sledding and snowmen. However, some of us are really wanting the snow to melt so we can participate in the warm weather sports of hiking, biking, kayaking, golfing and swimming.So while us summer lovers are waiting for the snow to melt, here are a few...

Fourth of July is probably one of the busiest and most fun times to be up at Tahoe. This year, several places around the lake will setting off fireworks in celebration of Independence Day, and there are several different ways to watch them light up the night. South Lake Tahoe’s Star Spangled Fourth...

Lake Tahoe has over 70 miles of shoreline, but only a small percentage of it is actual sandy beach. A majority of the lake is privately owned, or too rugged to even find a place to sit. Beaches are at a premium, but what there is is choice. But that also makes them very popular places to hang out. On...