It’s winter, the snow is falling and nothing will do but to slap those apparatuses onto your feet and get out there! Lake Tahoe skiing calls! If you live here or area frequent visitor, you know how epic this place is for winter sports. Beyond Tahoe skiing, there’s snowboarding, cross-country, sledding, snowshoeing, tubing, sleigh rides and more. Our Lake Tahoe ski resorts welcome thousands of winter enthusiasts every year, as do the hotels, rental homes and B&Bs. It’s a winter wonderland here with an average snowfall of 125 inches at lake level and 300 to 500 inches at the Tahoe ski resorts. That’s a whole lot of the white stuff! To put it in perspective, at the highest amount, that’s almost 42 feet of snow. If you’re an avid skier, you inevitably arrive with all your own gear. But if you’re new to the sport or need an equipment upgrade, you’ll be happy to discover the Lake Tahoe ski rental businesses. They can supply most everything you need, from the correct skis or boards to match your body to clothing to keep you warm (and trendy!) on the mountain to accessories such as goggles to assure your eyes don’t get snow blindness. Since you can typically enjoy Lake Tahoe skiing from early fall to late May or early June, you have plenty of time to perfect your skills!
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CA Highway 89, South Lake Tahoe, CA
DL Bliss State Park is a culmination of absolute Tahoe beauty in the form of stunning turquoise water, old-growth forests and giant cartoon-like granite boulders that balance themselves like toys in amazing ways. There are multiple hiking trails that lead from the park, giving plenty of opportunities to enjoy the splendor that outdoor Tahoe has to offer, and you'll find several good dive spots here too. To help enjoy the area even more, there are 150 regular campsites and one group site, all having easy access to the water via various points around the park. The park is also good for dogs as long as they're on a leash at all times and not on the trails. If you're coming to the park for day use only it is highly advised that you come early, as the park tends to be very busy and parking is limited. The park does not allow day use visitors once the parking lots are full. The park closes in the winter, although access to trails is still available. Visitors should remember to pack it in and pack it out and to leave no trace.
DL Bliss State Park is a culmination of absolute Tahoe beauty in the form of stunning turquoise water, old-growth forests and giant cartoon-like granite boulders that balance themselves like toys in amazing ways. There are multiple hiking trails that lead from the park, giving plenty of opportunities to enjoy the splendor that outdoor Tahoe has to offer, and you'll find several good dive spots here...read more
DL Bliss State Park is a culmination of absolute Tahoe beauty in the form of...read more
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Lake Tahoe History Museum, operated by Lake Tahoe Historical Society, informs and educates visitors about the lives of the Washoe people who were the first residents of the basin and chronicles the history of life at Tahoe from that time forward. View a pictorial journey of the early settlers, learn about the importance that the steamer boat played and get a glimpse of farming and...read more
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Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park is a park system found on the east shore of Lake Tahoe. With six different management units that total 14,301 acres, the park protects miles of dense Tahoe forest and beautiful sandy and rocky beaches. Within the park are the swimming areas of Sand Harbor, Chimney Beach, Hidden Beach, Secret Cove, Creek Beach, Boaters Beach and Whale Beach as well...read more
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Lake Tahoe Pontoons is your connection to discovering Big Blue in the comfort of your own boat. Offering pontoon rentals that are fantastic for lounging, water skiing, tubing or most any other water activity, Lake Tahoe Pontoons is a family-owned business that prides itself in sharing the love of the water. The 200 HP Yamaha SHO rental comes with a double Bimini top, 24 feet...read more
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If you desire a little bit of culture with your mountain experience, then you are in for a treat with the annual Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival. This festival is a coming together of highly talented theatrical acts interlaced with the elegance of fine dining set in an al fresco ambiance that looks out upon a luxurious Tahoe setting. Most summer seasons there is a Shakespeare...read more
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If you are looking for a snowmobile tour guide with decades of experience, then Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours is a trusted company of choice. Guiding tours since 1984, Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours knows where to find that unique, awe-inspiring experience that will be remembered for years to come. Their tours are designed for any age or ability and utilize both groomed and powder trails that...read more
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Imagine cruising the waters of Lake Tahoe on a private tiki boat, guided by an experienced captain, while you simply sit back and enjoy the scenery. This type of adventure is now available through Lake Tahoe Tiki Boat, a company offering private parties and special events for a unique and fun way to experience Lake Tahoe. Perfect for any type of party, from birthdays to family...read more
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In an area where so much of the recreation is aimed at adults, Tahoe Tot Spot is a place for youngsters. The space is designed to support physical, social and cognitive development through active, hands-on exploration, with parent or sitter supervised play dates for ages 9 months to 8 years. Tot Spot provides a safe, fun, friendly atmosphere for children to stimulate their senses, inspire creativity...read more
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Lake Tahoe Water Trail is a 72-mile water route along the shoreline that connects public beaches with launch and landing sites including 20 managed trailhead sites with wayfinding signage, restrooms and parking. The trail is divided into seven day-trip segments of approximately 10 miles for out-and-back or point-to-point excursions. Paddlers can plan their trip using the Water Trail website with route planning and mobile wayfinding maps,...read more
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Lake Tahoe Wellness Center believes that a healthy self starts with being proactive rather than reactive. To be proactive in creating and keeping a healthy body, mind and soul, this center offers an array of healing modalities. To keep the body in proper alignment both physically and energetically it offers chiropractic adjustments, massage, infrared sauna therapy and acupuncture. To help the self on both physical...read more
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One way to experience Lake Tahoe as the rich and famous do (or at least how we imagine they do) is to stay at one of the lakeside resorts. Lakeland Village is located nearly right in the center of South Lake Tahoe on about 19 acres that includes an expansive beach. They even have a pier that stretches out onto the lake in addition to...read more
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Lakeside Beach is a lovely stretch of Tahoe sand. Although it caters to homeowners and the clientele of many of the South Shore motels and vacation rentals, any visitor can purchase a daily pass at the gate. The beach boasts playground equipment, and visitors can play volleyball, sit at picnic tables and rent boats, Jet Skis and other water-activity equipment at the adjacent Lakeside Marina....read more
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Lakeside Marina is a full-service facility on the California side of the state line. It has a paved launch ramp, floating docks and a fuel station. Rentals available at the marina include power boats, kayaks, paddle boats, paddleboards and Jet Skis. The marina is adjacent to Lakeside Beach and is a stop on the South Shore water taxi to Camp Richardson. Dining is available seasonally...read more
