10 Lake Tahoe Road Rides
As the days get warmer road cyclists take to the open shoulders of local highways and byways, cranking up mountain passes and spinning freely on the flats. Cycling is also a perfect activity during COVID-19 since you can easily socially distance.
North Shore Rides | South Shore Rides
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11 Great Lake Tahoe Rock Climbing Crags
From beginner traverses to expert overhangs, the Lake Tahoe climbing scene is killer for sport climbs, trad climbs or bouldering. Check out this list of crags and slabs just waiting to be scaled. Belay on! Big Chief | Twin Crags | Donner Summit | Trippy Rock | Spooner Crag | Ninety-Foot Wall | Mayhem Cove | Lovers... Read More
Lake Tahoe Boating Rules and Regulations
Taking to the glistening waters for some Lake Tahoe boating is exhilarating and thrilling and comes with a few rules and regulations to keep the experience pleasurable for everyone on the lake. Some important details about boating Tahoe that may differ from what visitors are familiar with include a 600-foot no-wake... Read More
Lake Tahoe Campgrounds
Lake Tahoe campgrounds abound, and amenities range from simple sites with few frills to ones with lots of creature comforts.Come see how the other half lived on Lake Tahoe by visiting the museum at the historic Hellman-Ehrman mansion in Sugar Pine Point State Park. The mansion was a vacation spot for wealthy families... Read More
Camping Near Lake Tahoe's Beaches
The Tahoe Meadows/Spooner Summit portion of the Tahoe Rim Trail is known for its cliff-hugging, dizzyingly spectacular views of the lake as well as for its access to some of the best mountain biking trails in the Tahoe basin. Though there’s nary an amenity-laden Lake Tahoe campground to be found on this part of the... Read More
