Tahoe Off the Beaten Path: Unexpected Adventures to Spark Your Winter Fun
The crackle of snow underfoot, the sparkle of stars overhead and the laughter of friends ringing across the mountains – Tahoe in winter is about so much more than carving fresh turns.
While skiing and snowboarding might rule the slopes, some of the most magical moments happen away from the chairlifts. From nighttime... Read More
Stacked with Memories
Clearly, Heidi’s Pancake House is doing something right. Customers have been flocking to the South Lake Tahoe restaurant for huge breakfasts and lunches since it opened its doors in 1964.
South Lake Tahoe was a much different town then. In fact, the city didn’t incorporate until the following year. The 1960 Winter... Read More
Mountain Roots, Modern Real Estate
Real estate – be it selling, buying or managing rentals – is more than a business for Blane Johnson. It’s a way of life. It’s about community. It’s about bringing people together.
Johnson moved to Incline Village in 1979. For the first 20-plus years, he was in the ski industry – teaching, running ski schools and race... Read More
Diamond Peak at 60: A Tahoe Tradition
On November 19, 1966, Ski Incline began what would become a legacy in the Lake Tahoe skiing industry.
Developed by Art Wood and Harold Tiller and designed by legendary U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame member and resort consultant Luggi Foeger, Ski Incline was the first ski resort in the western United States to... Read More
Incline's Summertime Hotspot
Can you picture the perfect summer day in Tahoe? Close your eyes and think of warm rays from the morning sun casting sparkling silver glimmers on the lake. Maybe you’re getting ready to launch your paddleboard, kayak or boat. Maybe you’re getting geared up to hit your favorite trail for a run, hike or bike ride. Or... Read More
