This is an area with strong roots in the Old West so horseback riding is a natural holdover and a wonderful thing to do in Tahoe to experience the amazing terrain. There are thousands of acres of trails to explore, and several outfitters offer lessons as well as guided rides.
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Sawmill Road, South Lake Tahoe, CA
Explore the untouched meadows and woodlands of Washoe Meadows State Park, offering serene trails and breathtaking views at the base of Echo Summit's escarpment. Named in tribute to Native Americans who thrived here for millennia, the park remains undeveloped, preserving its raw beauty. Enjoy dog-friendly trails while abiding by leash regulations. As a part of the Sierra State Park Foundation, please lend a hand and help keep this treasured part of our heritage cleaner than you found it.
Explore the untouched meadows and woodlands of Washoe Meadows State Park, offering serene trails and breathtaking views at the base of Echo Summit's escarpment. Named in tribute to Native Americans who thrived here for millennia, the park remains undeveloped, preserving its raw beauty. Enjoy dog-friendly trails while abiding by leash regulations. As a part of the Sierra State Park Foundation, please lend a hand and help...read more
Explore the untouched meadows and woodlands of Washoe Meadows State Park, offering serene trails and...read more
Northstar California Resort
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If your goal is to become an expert snowboarder, then your best bet is to start out right with lessons from the one and only Burton Academy. Located at Northstar, this world-renowned snowboard school is the perfect learning arena to create the skills needed for all snowboarding endeavors. The coaches are highly accredited and skilled, creating a platform for knowledge that will go beyond your...read more
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For years California Main Lodge was what came to mind when people mentioned Heavenly. And while the opening of the Gondola near Stateline means that not quite as many people make the driving trek up the long steep Ski Run Boulevard to the lodge, it is still a classic snow-sport site and well worth the visit. Here at the resort's original mountain base area there...read more
Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino
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If you are looking for a fun and safe way to keep the kids entertained, then check out Camp Hyatt Kids Program at Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe. This summer day camp opportunity is an exceptional way to keep your children busy while you take much-needed time for yourself. Happening from Memorial Day to Labor Day, this camp for kids ages 3 to 12 is filled...read more
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On the picturesque shores of South Lake Tahoe, the original Camp Richardson Resort is a cherished destination that has offered a timeless retreat for generations of families and friends. This historic resort blends a rich history with modern amenities. Welcoming those who have made cherished memories for decades and inviting new visitors to create their own traditions, Camp Rich offers a range of accommodations — from a...read more
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Amidst the glitz and glamour of this resort town, there is still a chance for visitors to experience the history of the area and to realize that today's Tahoe has its roots in the legendary Old West. The Camp Richardson Corral and Pack Station opened in 1934 and has been operated by the same family every summer since then. They offer one-...read more
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Historically known as Jameson Beach, this is the expanse of Tahoe beach at Camp Richardson. Visitors can rent Jet Skis, powerboats, paddle boats and kayaks, or they can take a Rum Runner Cruise to Emerald Bay. The beach has grills and picnic areas, and leashed dogs are allowed in the picnic areas only. It's a good swimming beach and has one of the longest docks...read more
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Captain Chris offers private fishing charters for up to six people on his 25' Skipjack boat year round from Tahoe City Marina on the North Shore. With more than 35 years of experience fishing Lake Tahoe, this veteran fishing guide can get you into the Mackinaw and, depending upon the season, the rainbows. Fishing charters run about four hours, and light tackle is provided. And...read more
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Carnelian Beach West is a nice sandy beach on the west side of Sierra Boat Company, located in Carnelian Bay. The free public beach is a little more than 500 feet in length. Free parking is available in the parking lot adjacent to Gar Woods Grill & Pier. This beach offers a few different amenities including a shoreline promenade, picnic tables, barbecue grills, public restrooms...read more
Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park
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Cave Rock is an esteemed part of Lake Tahoe. Considered sacred by the Washoe Indians, the 3 million-year-old rock formation is known as the Lady of the Lake due to the image of a woman's profile. Cave Rock is 3 miles south of Glenbrook on Highway 50, and the entrance to the park is just a few feet south of Cave Rock Tunnel. The small...read more
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Tahoe Forest Center for Health is a team of health professionals on a mission to educate, inspire and empower the Truckee/Tahoe Community to improve their health and well-being. Through prevention, informed self-care, proactive medical care, chronic disease management and lasting lifestyle changes, they help you live your life to its fullest potential. Not only are they a medically based fitness center to help meet your
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There are legions of coffee lovers and places for them to gather in Truckee and beyond. But thanks to Cha Fine Teas, lovers of loose-leaf tea have a place of their own in town. While there are more than 60 teas available, the offerings don’t end there. Shoppers can sample teas or sit down with a hot cup of tea or chai as well as...read more
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Chambers Landing Beach is a small, pebbly beach next to the historic and iconic Tahoe fine-dining restaurant Chambers Landing on the west shore of Lake Tahoe. The beach doesn't offer any amenities like garbage cans or bathrooms. It does, on the other hand, allow dogs. Parking is along the street only. read more
