• Take Time to Enjoy the Gems of Lake Tahoe 

    The best things in life are meant to be savored, and Lake Tahoe is the perfect place to do that. When retirement or hard-earned vacation time grants you the extra time to do it, then that’s a perfect time to come enjoy the gems of Lake Tahoe.   Linger as you like near crystal blue waters and snow-capped mountains, and take…

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  • Enjoy the WinterWonderGrass Music Festival in Lake Tahoe

    Listen to our WinterWonderGrass Spotify playlist below! Lake Tahoe will once again host the fun-filled WinterWonderGrass, the 7th annual alpine celebration of bluegrass music and springtime in the Sierra. The festival will be held from March 31 – April 2, 2023, at the Palisades Tahoe Resort in Olympic Valley, California.   EVENT DETAILS  Bluegrass and roots music fans of all ages…

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  • Take Your Littles to Winter Wow in North Lake Tahoe 

    Giggles mixed with moments of genuine awe, that’s the kind of winter wow young kids can have in North Lake Tahoe. There are plenty of great spots in North Lake Tahoe for young kids to experience the magic of winter. Read on for a list of kid-friendly places to explore.  Photo: Ryan Salm  SNOW PLAY  Bundle them up for maximum cuteness and…

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  • Enjoy a budget-friendly time in North Lake Tahoe

    For vacationers on a budget, North Lake Tahoe has plenty of places to see and things to do for free, or for next to nothing. We’ve highlighted some of our favorite activities below, so keep these in mind when you’re planning your first (or return) trip to this winter wonderland.  SNOW ALL ABOUT IT  One thing you can count on…

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  • Learn to ski and snowboard in Lake Tahoe 

    If you’re starting to plan your wintertime vacation and want to try something new, consider North Lake Tahoe. Home to 11 downhill resorts – the largest concentration of ski resorts in North America – there are ample opportunities to learn to ski/snowboard at your own pace when resorts open in November or December. Even better is the amazing choice of…

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  • Supercharge Your Stay: Your Guide to EV Stations in North Lake Tahoe

    August 2022 Teslas, Bolts, Mach-Es, e-trons, oh my! The number of electric vehicles in our area isn’t slowing down anytime soon. With so much to do, so much to see during vacation, here’s who has the juice around North Lake Tahoe. Plus, we’ve got year-round ideas for you and the crew while your EV’s loading up. Vroom, vroom!   EV STATIONS…

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  • Discover North Lake Tahoe’s Winter Wow

    With grand snow-capped mountains and crystal blue waters, there are few winters as spectacular as North Lake Tahoe’s. There are so many ways to experience the magic here – especially lakeside. We’ve rounded up some of our local favorites to help you plan a wonderful winter getaway.   Photo Credit: Jeff Dow A WONDERLAND SURROUNDS YOU  Enjoy North Lake Tahoe’s natural…

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  • Where Spartans Stay and Play For Extra Adventure

    This fall, the 24-Hour Spartan Ultra World Championship will be held at the rugged mountains of North Lake Tahoe. The event is the culmination of the United States and Canada’s National Series, bringing the best obstacle course racers on the continent to the picturesque destination with $45,200 in prize money on the line.  However, with such a concentration of activities that…

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  • Women of winter Deirdra Walsh

    Women of Winter – Interview with Deirdra Walsh

    As we continue to highlight local women making history throughout the month of March, we’re reminded of their resilience and mindset. Meet Deirdra Walsh, president and general manager of Northstar California. Deirdra is one of eight women leading Vail’s portfolio of 37 resorts. A portion of this interview was originally featured in the November issue of Moonshine Ink, written by…

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  • Women of Winter – Interview with Michelle Parker

    Photo courtesy of Ming Poon Photography Our second blog in the Women’s History Month series highlights a conversation with Michelle Parker, a professional skier, photographer, musician, and advocate who grew up in Olympic Valley and credits the Sierra mountains for structuring her community and mindset. A portion of this interview was originally featured in the November issue of Moonshine Ink…

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