Lake Tahoe Travel Blog

The Man burns in 28 days. Anyone who has ever been to Burning Man knows what that means: the clock is ticking, and its time to get ready for one of the largest parties on Earth. Even though the counter-culture celebration in the desert known as Burning Man is about 150 miles away from Lake Tahoe, the...

This year, the South Shore of Lake Tahoe will be full of engines roaring, classic tunes, poodle skirts, beehives and the bright colors of vintage automobiles. In the 24 years that Hot August Nights has been held in the Reno/Sparks area, this will be first time that a portion of the famous 50′s...

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...

The snow may still be flying up a the Lake, but most Tahoe golf courses and events are starting to heat up. Several golf courses including Edgewood, Incline Village and Montreaux on the Mount Rose Highway are open and ready for playing. Golf courses at the lake boast that your ball can fly farther at...

Sand Harbor, on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, will once again come alive this summer with the words of William Shakespeare during the 38th Annual Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival. The Festival will take place July 9-August 22, 2010. This season is a real treat for fans of the Bard: ALL of Shakespeare’s...