A Brief Lake Tahoe History Lesson
Here's a quick Lake Tahoe history primer. Before John C. Fremont found Lake Tahoe in February 1844, the alpine mountain lake was known only to nomadic Native American tribes who journeyed to Tahoe to collect medicinal plants, fish the cool blue water, hunt and gather materials for tools. Then Fremont sighted Tahoe... Read More
Lake Tahoe Fishing: Lake and Regional
The Lake Tahoe and Truckee region provides some of the best opportunities for anglers to wet a line. Whether a novice or expert, there's a Lake Tahoe fishing experience that's right for you.
Novices will find the waters planted by the California Department of Fish and Game’s hatchery program afford a chance to catch... Read More
Lake Tahoe Mountain Biking
Lake Tahoe North Shore
EMIGRANT TRAIL
Beginner/intermediate, 19 miles out and back. This popular Lake Tahoe mountain bike trail sees plenty of weekend traffic, but it's a worthy ride for people of all ability levels. You'll see plenty of wildflowers in spring and early summer while you roll along over fun and fast... Read More
Stay Fit: Snowshoeing & Nordic Skiing
Lake Tahoe skiing might be a heart saver! According to the Center for Disease Control, nearly 25 percent of people older than 35 will experience a heart attack or be diagnosed with heart disease. And since your heart is the most important muscle in your body, that’s a good reason to enjoy a little aerobic exercise in... Read More
Pet-Friendly Lake Tahoe Beaches and Parks
As you've probably noticed, even if you just got to town for a visit, this area is very dog friendly. Treat your best furry pal to nice walk on a Lake Tahoe beach, or throw the tennis ball around at one of our maintained parks.The Bijou Dog Park (South Lake) — This off-leash Lake Tahoe dog park is surrounded by... Read More
