• Sustainable Travel in Lake Tahoe

    Make a Clear Difference: Sustainable Travel in Lake Tahoe 

    It’s no secret that Lake Tahoe’s natural environment is absolutely breathtaking. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a longtime friend of the region, the first moment you breathe in that mountain air and gaze out over the lake's crystal-clear waters is magical. Lake Tahoe’s inherent beauty has attracted visitors for generations. In order to keep it preserved for generations to…

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  • Backcountry Skiing Safety Awareness in Lake Tahoe

    It’s finally here: the start of Lake Tahoe’s most anticipated season of the year. As snowfall begins to really pick up, the weather is ideal for a ski trip. The best way to ski in this paradise? Head to one of the 11 downhill ski resorts, where you’ll have access to runs for all ski levels, private or group lessons,…

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  • Apres Ski Lake Tahoe

    Your Après Ski Guide to Lake Tahoe

    When you visit Lake Tahoe and see the sweeping mountain peaks surrounding you, you’ll understand why it is such a must-visit destination for ski enthusiasts. There’s truly nothing like a sunny winter afternoon spent zipping down a layer of fresh snow. With 11 different downhill resorts to choose from, winter sports enthusiasts of all kinds can enjoy the snowy getaway…

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  • Woodpecker Birdwatching Lake Tahoe

    Where to Go Birdwatching in Lake Tahoe

    Birdwatching is its own kind of bliss – especially when you’re surrounded by the rare beauty of Lake Tahoe. Be it in a peaceful meadow, deep in the mountains, along the Truckee River or on Lake Tahoe’s peaceful shores, there are a lot of prime spots to explore. We’ve gathered up all the details on the best birding spots to…

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  • Regenerative Travel in Lake Tahoe is Good for Everyone

    Sustainable travel has always been an important cornerstone of Lake Tahoe’s mission. Regenerative travel aims to take responsible tourism a step further. While sustainable travel focuses on slowing down the degradation of an area, regenerative travel hopes to inspire visitors to take action to improve their destination, whether through shopping locally, reducing carbon emissions or educating themselves on the region’s…

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  • What’s New in North Lake Tahoe: Fall & Winter 2022 Guide

    November 2022 North Lake Tahoe, with its crystal blue shorelines and towering mountains, is a must-see destination that offers some of the best fall foliage and no shortage of activities to do in the perfect autumn and winter weather. This fall and winter, there's a lot happening at ski resorts, new activities will abound in the region and several special…

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  • Be Bear Aware in Lake Tahoe

    Wildlife is a key component of Lake Tahoe’s natural ecosystem. Whether they’re in the air or down into the depths of our crystal waters, each creature is as wild and wonderful as the next. They took up residency here long before we moved in, so we want to do our part to be the best house guests. One of our…

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  • Snow Play & Lake Days: Spring in North Lake Tahoe is the Best of Both Worlds

    Some people say you can’t have the best of both worlds. Those folks obviously haven’t experienced spring in beautiful North Lake Tahoe.  Few places in the U.S. provide you the opportunity to ski in the morning and kayak in the afternoon or take in the frosty scenery while snowshoeing across the backcountry, followed by a walk and picnic on a…

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  • See the Sights on a North Lake Tahoe Snowmobiling Adventure

    There are few activities that provide as many thrills and chills as snowmobiling. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced adventurer, North Lake Tahoe offers a variety of tours and self-guided locations overlooking the beautiful Lake Tahoe from a breathtaking 9,000-foot elevation. So, strap on your seatbelt, get the adrenaline pumping and go for the ride of your life!  Photo…

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  • North Lake Tahoe Medals in History and Olympic-sized Adventure

    North Lake Tahoe is considered a gold standard in recreation, but when Palisades Tahoe in Olympic Valley was chosen as host for the VIII Olympic Winter Games in 1960, it was a bit of a surprise. With only one chair lift, two rope tows and a 50-room lodge, they had some work to do. But soon athletes and spectators from…

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