Activities

Best Places to Stand-Up Paddleboard in Lake Tahoe

Stand-up paddleboarding is probably one of the best ways to enjoy summers in Lake Tahoe. Whether it’s floating on the lake’s crystal clear water or taking in the incredible views of the mountains, there’s really no place like it! See below for our guide to the best places to...

Tahoe Summer Events Calendar

Planning a trip and wondering about things to do in Tahoe this summer? Look below for our Best of Tahoe Summer Events Calendar. Harvey’s Summer Concert Series (Jun 26th -Sept 23rd) The summer concert series is back for 2022 at the Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harvey’s. Tickets are...

3 Things to Try in Tahoe This Spring

As winter (at least somewhat) melts into spring, check out new things to do in Lake Tahoe this season!   Jump Into a Hot Spring Warm up after a long winter in one of the area’s many hot springs. These natural springs are geothermal pools of mineral water long...

Celebrating the Winter Games

As spring approaches it’s time to reminisce about the legendary Olympic Valley and our beloved winter sports. Learn about the Women’s Downhill Run, meet the SNOW Sports Museum Athlete Ambassadors, and more.  

Tahoe Summer Adventures

While Lake Tahoe is already filled with endless summer fun in the forms of hiking, biking, fishing, boating, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, and so much more, take your summer in Tahoe to the next level with these unique and unforgettable adventures!   Take it All in From a...

Scenic Sunday Drives: Short on Length, Long on Leisure

If you’re eager to hit the road again but want to hold off on a long trip that requires lots of advance planning, then scenic Sunday drives are the perfect in-between solution. Check out these shorter stretches of road that offer all the amazing scenery without any of the...

Winter Fun in Tahoe That Isn’t Skiing or Snowboarding

So you’re not a skier or snowboarder but would still love to visit Tahoe this winter. Well, we say no skis, no problem! There are lots of winter adventures that don’t require any lift tickets, gear—or coordination. Read on for other winter fun ideas: Sledding: A true winter classic,...

Go Take a Hike! 5 Trails in and around North Tahoe

Summer is here, and we’re ready for longer days and more hiking options! Tahoe has hundreds of miles of trails winding around the lake and through the forest. You’re sure to find something for every age and ability level. Make sure you’re prepared with plenty of water, snacks, extra...

The History of Squaw Valley and the Olympic Triumph

Squaw Valley—also known as Olympic Valley—is one of the largest ski areas in the United States and houses a popular landmark for Northern Tahoe, the 1960 Olympic Games. It all began in 1942, when two ski adventurists, Wayne Paulsen and Alex Cushing, began building Squaw Valley Ski Resort. The...

5 Easy Ways to Save Big on Your Ski Vacation

Everyone loves a good deal, especially when it comes to skiing and snowboarding. Between the accommodations, lift tickets, and gear rentals, the costs of a slopeside vacation quickly add up. But with a little early planning, you can save big on this season’s ski trip. Visit lesser-known ski resorts. Resorts like...