-
Takeout Tahoe: Exploring Inspiring Spots to Dine On-the-Go in North Lake Tahoe
There are at least two very important things that every Tahoe adventurer should take the time to explore during their visit to the region. The first, naturally, is our vast and exceptionally beautiful outdoor environment, whose breathtaking views, sweeping waterscapes and humbling mountain ranges have made this place the envy of much of the world. The second might surprise you—in…
Read More > -
Getting Back to Nature in North Lake Tahoe – Safely
With reopening underway, there are many questions about how visitors can best enjoy North Lake Tahoe while keeping their health and well-being, as well as that of the community’s, top-of-mind. The North Lake Tahoe destination has worked with local businesses and county officials to answer these questions through a video series and Know Before You Go guide. These will help…
Read More > -
Five Reasons Your Spring Vacation Belongs in North Lake Tahoe
With the days getting longer and the sun hanging higher in the sky, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about where to spend your spring break! Whether you’re off for the week from school, or just need to get out of the office for some much needed fresh air, it’s time to scratch that spring itch and make plans…
Read More > -
Love in Lake Tahoe: Five Valentine’s Day Dates for You and Your Sweetheart
Love is in the air for Valentine’s Day and North Lake Tahoe is one of the most romantic spots on Earth. Gazing out onto a shimmering lake as the sunset casts a blush pink alpenglow on the mountains, it’s hard not to get that heart-swelling, lovey-dovey feeling. Allow us to set the mood with some of the most romantic experiences…
Read More > -
2020 in North Lake Tahoe: Starting Your Year Off Right
Happy New Year! It’s a new year and a new decade that’s buzzing with possibilities. North Lake Tahoe invites you to make 2020 the best year yet! Whether that’s learning a new skill, trying a delectable new dish, or just exploring new places, there’s a ton of memories to be made this year in North Lake Tahoe. Start 2020 off…
Read More > -
Looking Forward to Winter in North Lake Tahoe
As the last of fall’s vibrant shades fade and a chill is carried in the mountain air, North Lake Tahoe’s visitors and locals alike know that the season we’ve been looking forward to all year is right around the corner. That’s right, folks. Winter is coming, and we can hardly wait. With some of the 12 downhill ski resorts already…
Read More > -
Train Like a Spartan with the North Lake Tahoe Alpine Challenge
As Spartan Race World Championship storms Squaw Valley, Sept. 28, we’re challenging you to get fit and train like a Spartan with the North Lake Tahoe Alpine Challenge! Spartan hosts some of the world’s finest athletes, who will be traveling from all corners of the Earth to compete in a High Sierra obstacle course, utilizing Squaw Valley’s mountainous terrain to…
Read More > -
Thar She Blows: How to Safely Enjoy Boats, Sea-Doos and More in North Lake Tahoe
Summer sun, bluebird skies, and blazing temps make for the perfect conditions to operate a boat or watercraft in North Lake Tahoe. With plenty of ramps, buoys, private lakes and other amenities for the “seaworthy” among us, Tahoe is a peerless playground for boaters. But while getting on the water in a boat or watercraft is a lot of fun,…
Read More > -
Wish Upon a Star: Where to Stargaze in North Lake Tahoe
When the sun bows behind its evening curtain call, and the stars appear for a midnight light parade—we encourage you to grab a thermos of your favorite something, and look up. This August, the annual Perseid Meteor Shower shoots bits of illuminated star dust through the sky, close enough for earthlings to enjoy. Stargazing is one of the hottest new…
Read More > -
Going Green Helps Keep Tahoe Blue
For years lodging properties and recreational companies around the world have been stepping up to offer eco-friendly vacations. Now travelers are taking an active role and making conscientious efforts to travel green. “Today’s environmental culture requires travelers to travel green,” Bill Hoffman, executive director of the Incline Village Crystal Bay Visitors Bureau, said. “Being respectful of naturally beautiful environments and…
Read More >
