As vivid autumn colors start to line the sky and crowds begin to dwindle, North Lake Tahoe’s breathtaking secret season takes over. A unique season full of experiences that lets you step outside your day-to-day and seize every minute. Because in North Lake Tahoe, getting back to nature is what it’s all about. Where crystal blue shorelines and towering mountains elevate all of life’s moments, letting you reconnect with nature, clear your mind and lift your spirits. So, take a weekend getaway or mid-week escape to breathe it all in and experience the secret season of North Lake Tahoe.
There is no shortage of activities to check out at your leisure and comfort level. Click on an experience that stirs your soul and start planning your fall getaway today.
For detailed information about travel and activities in North Lake Tahoe, please check out our Know Before Your Go Informational Guide. It provides you the necessary tools to fully prepare for your time in North Lake Tahoe. From tips on how to be a responsible traveler to COVID-19 friendly activities, and helpful hints for planning your trip, the Know Before You Go Guide is the perfect resource for a successful getaway.
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TAHOE TREE TOP
ADVENTURE PARK
TAHOE CITY, CA
The scenic and picturesque North Lake Tahoe mountainside makes the perfect backdrop for all your fall adventures. From hikes that are beyond Instagramable to catching the sunrise on an early morning mountain bike ride, there’s no shortage of good times to be had.
SAND HARBOR
INCLINE VILLAGE, NV
The crystal blue waters of North Lake Tahoe create a one-of-a-kind lakeside fall backdrop. How you enjoy it can take any number of forms. From an early morning sunrise kayak to a sunset dinner cruise, time spent on and near the lake is truly an unforgettable experience.
KINGS BEACH
KINGS BEACH, CA
Up here, you won’t regret your decision to unplug and unwind. Whether you’re about high-mountain fun or five-card stud, the 12 unique towns and resorts of North Lake Tahoe offers an enticing mix of attractions and activities to keep you exploring throughout the fall season.
SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT & LODGE
TAHOE CITY, CA
North Lake Tahoe is home to some of the most enticing dining options in Northern California and Nevada. And our beer scene isn’t too shabby either! Take your pick – fine and casual restaurants, bars, and breweries will keep you coming back all season long. We even have spots for your four-legged companions.
Play, stay, repeat. Although things might be a little different when you arrive, we look forward to having you as our guest. Rest assured that most rooms will be vacant for 24-72 hours prior to your arrival and thoroughly cleaned following CDC guidelines. So, explore our diverse accommodations and choose your ideal match. From luxury resorts to cozy cabins and everything in between, North Lake Tahoe is sure to fit your traveling needs.
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Don’t miss out on fall’s Secret Season. Check out the best deals and plan your visit now.
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Want to get out and have some fun but stay physically distanced? No problem. Print out this BINGO card and set off on a self-driving, biking or walking adventure around North Lake Tahoe while enjoying the beautiful fall colors!
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Give yourself a much needed break from the monotony of being stuck at home all week and take advantage of even fewer crowds and special mid-week pricing. Instead of Working From Home (WFH), why not Work From Nature (WHN)?! It’s a great opportunity to get a change of scenery during the middle of the week and enjoy all that North Lake Tahoe has to offer.
LEARN MOREIn this new landscape of life, embracing the mindset of a responsible traveler is more important than ever. The magic of North Lake Tahoe lies in the culture of the community and the natural beauty that surrounds it. Before embarking on any adventure to our beloved region, we ask that you think about your footprint while visiting. Help us nurture the environment by taking care of it and keeping it pristine for ourselves and generations to come. Simple things like picking up trash, bringing your own water bottle and respecting nature while on trails, can make a world of difference.
