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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2500 Emerald Bay Road, South Lake Tahoe, CA
Golf in winter? Yes, at Lake Tahoe Golf Course. In winter the clubhouse becomes more of a sports bar and restaurant feel with two simulators that provide all sorts of activities. This, of course, includes golf featuring hundreds of golf courses worldwide, a practice range and lesson capabilities. Simulators also have games like hockey, soccer, baseball, disc golf and arcade fun games for the kids (and kids at heart) like Zombie destruction using tennis balls thrown at targets on the screen. In one of the little ironies of life, Lake Tahoe Golf Course is one of the courses at South Shore that is actually farthest from the lake, over in Meyers. This in no way, however, detracts from the beauty of the location as it is in a high-altitude meadow set up against the rugged mountain scenery. The course, with layout by William Bell, welcomes casual players as well as custom-designed tournaments and events. Lake Tahoe Golf Course is also a popular venue for non-golfing special events, not the least of which are weddings. Whether the event takes place on the 10th tee near the Truckee River or in the clubhouse with views of Mount Tallac, the catering and event specialists here can help give your wedding day that special Tahoe flavor.
Golf in winter? Yes, at Lake Tahoe Golf Course. In winter the clubhouse becomes more of a sports bar and restaurant feel with two simulators that provide all sorts of activities. This, of course, includes golf featuring hundreds of golf courses worldwide, a practice range and lesson capabilities. Simulators also have games like hockey, soccer, baseball, disc golf and arcade fun games for the kids...read more
Golf in winter? Yes, at Lake Tahoe Golf Course. In winter the clubhouse becomes more...read more
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A Cane Master affiliate, North Lake Tahoe Martial Arts is a superb location for learning the study of yoga, martial arts, self defense and an incredible application of Cane FU, a combination of defensive movement using the aid of a cane. Cane Master's Virtual DOJO and the North Lake Tahoe Martial Arts DOJO are both available year-round for both private lessons and classes. Creator Mark...read more
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North Tahoe Acupuncture & Healing Arts is a relaxing and nurturing space in Kings Beach. Bringing together the healing modalities of acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, Chinese herbal medicine, massage, body work and yoga, North Tahoe Acupuncture & Healing Arts gives a full spectrum of ways to enhance well being. To help connect with community and visitors, the studio offers a variety of yoga workshops that invoke...read more
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North Tahoe Arts is a wonderful arena of showcasing the diverse artistic abilities of the local community while at the same time offering programs that create interaction with art. There are two art galleries, an artisan shop showcasing local wares and a designated area for art camps for children as well as Kids Art Saturdays, workshops, gallery exhibits and other gatherings to bring awareness to...read more
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North Tahoe Beach is a large offering for free public access to Lake Tahoe and includes parking. Almost 3 acres with nearly 600 feet of shoreline, the park has a multitude of amenities to offer. There are three beach volleyball courts, a horseshoe pit (although you do need to bring your own horseshoes), barbecue grills and picnic tables available for use. For large parties of...read more
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The North Tahoe Event Center is situated a few steps from the water’s edge on North Shore of Lake Tahoe. Offering amazing views of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding mountains, this versatile facility can accommodate all types and sizes of events, from small company meetings to lavish weddings. The quaint town of Kings Beach offers both accommodations and recreational opportunities for you and your guests...read more
Incline Village Recreation Center
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North Tahoe Lions Club Disc Golf Course consists of 18 par 3 holes set amidst the towering pines in the heart of Incline Village. Situated south of Tahoe Boulevard between Incline Park and Incline Creek, the first tee is just west of the entrance road to the Rec Center. You’ll tee off from rubber mats and aim at DISCatcher baskets. The course is 4,500 feet...read more
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A 124-acre park in Tahoe Vista, North Tahoe Regional Park (on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe between Kings Beach and Carnelian Bay) offers year-round fun and beautiful views of the lake. It's a dog-friendly park, and in the summer the area is enhanced with a tree-top adventure course, hiking and biking trails, baseball diamonds, a children's playground and an interactive nature trail. Picnic areas...read more
Lake Tahoe Thing to Do
North Tahoe Regional Park offers 124 acres of recreational fun for the entire family. Situated in north Lake Tahoe in Tahoe Vista, North Tahoe Regional Park gives visitors a ton of activities like disc golf, tennis courts, multipurpose ball fields, soccer facilities as well as a scout area. Additionally, there is a leash-free dog park as well as groomed, dog-friendly cross-country ski and snowshoe trails...read more
Northstar California Resort
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Northstar California was one of the first ski resorts to leverage its property for summertime use when it opened Northstar Bike Park about 10 years ago. For those who don’t fancy the idea of pedaling up hill to bomb down, don’t worry. The whole idea is to use the chairlifts to access the resort's 30-plus beginner-to-expert/pro trails. There is an assortment of jumps and stunts...read more
Northstar California Resort
Village at Northstar
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Since 1972, the Northstar California Resort has drawn winter sports enthusiasts to the area. Twenty different lifts provide access to some 100 trails on more than 3,000 acres of skiable terrain. The majority of the trails are designed for intermediate level skiers, while about a quarter of them are for advanced skiers and the remainder are just right for beginners. Speaking of beginners, Northstar offers...read more
Northstar California Resort
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The first nine holes of the 18-hole, par 72 Northstar Golf Course play along the gorgeous Martis Valley, hence the name Meadow Nine. The open, links-style course has magnificent views of Mt. Rose and the surrounding mountains. Holes 10 through 18 are called the Mountain Nine, and instead of the open, grip-and-rip style of the Meadow Course, this one requires straight shooting along the pine tree-lined...read more
Northstar California Resort
Village at Northstar
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If you want to try slip-sliding around on skates instead of on skis or a snowboard, the Village at Northstar has just the thing – a 9,000-square-foot ice-skating rink. The rink is right in the middle of the village and is free for all. Along with skate rentals, the rink is surrounded by fire pits, heat lamps and seating. There are food booths and bars,...read more
