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  High-Altitude Decompression: Post-Burning Man Guide to Tahoe

  Each August, Burning Man transports attendees to an experience unlike anything else in the world—and oftentimes upon returning, people feel they need to “decompress” and re-acclimate to the “real world”. Only four hours away from Black Rock City, there’s a mountain paradise that’s perfect for just that: North Lake Tahoe. Here, you’ll find epic beauty, spirited locals, and everything you’ll…

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  Shop Lake Tahoe: Your Guide to the 5 Districts

  Lake Tahoe is home to fabulous ski runs, stunning panoramic views and sparkling crystal waters that are a sight to behold year round. But while these features definitely make Lake Tahoe a must-see destination, they're not all the North Shore has to offer. Another part of what makes Lake Tahoe is its entrepreneurial community of makers and doers. Their goods…

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  Six Reasons You Can’t Miss WinterWonderGrass 2019

  What’s better than bluegrass, brews, and brisk mountain air? How about all three of those things all at once? That’s exactly what you’ll get at this year’s WinterWonderGrass Tahoe festival at Squaw Valley | Alpine Meadows on March 29-31! Whether you're a long-time WinterWonderGrass fan, or a newcomer curious about the event, this is one you won't want to miss.…

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  Blend Culture, Art, History & Outdoors in Lake Tahoe

  Long before Walt Disney helped to launch the first nationally-televised Olympic Games from Squaw Valley in 1960, North Lake Tahoe set the stage for a rich cultural and natural history. As we explore the basin today, history can be found in our daily adventures, sometimes in unique and surprising ways. From prohibition poker matches that defined the fate of Kings…

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  Capturing North Tahoe with Guest Photographer Davey Hibler

  “I used to always go by myself for sunrise or sunset. It’s a feeling you don’t get with anything else.It’s very unique and it’s something I try to strive for – those moments. You can’t plan for them, they just happen.” Fresh from his North Lake Tahoe Instagram takeover, we caught up with Davey Hibler, a Reno photographer and videographer…

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  Golfer’s Par-adise in North Lake Tahoe

    For many people the first thought that comes to mind after booking a vacation is “when and where will I book my tee time.” That’s right, we know golfing is nearly synonymous with “a good time.” Whether you’re making par or just along for the ride, North Lake Basin is home to six championship golf courses and four executive courses.…

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• North Lake Tahoe is For Families

  Is Lake Tahoe Family-Friendly? Yes! Lake Tahoe is very family-friendly. There are many activities for kids of all ages to enjoy year-round, making a family vacation in Lake Tahoe a great choice. Below are just a few of the top reasons why Lake Tahoe is the all-ages getaway. Which Side of Lake Tahoe is Best for Families? Whether you're in…

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  Top 10 Dog-Friendly Lodgings at Tahoe

  Dogs love Lake Tahoe. After all, there’s plenty of hiking, swimming, beaches and other dog friendly options to enjoy. For the more adventurous canine there's even rafting and boating options as well. Lake Tahoe loves dogs too. If you stop into the Incline Village Visitors Center or even the Tahoe City Post Office your pooch will be welcomed with a…

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  Tahoe SUP – It’s a Culture

  Stand up paddle boarding (SUP) at Tahoe isn’t just another activity. It’s a lifestyle. They say invention is the mother of necessity. For Nate Brouwer it was the opposite. After numerous sunset paddles across Tahoe in the company of his dog Stella he figured out that his board sucked. His impulse to design the perfect SUP for flat water touring,…

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• Historic Tours Offer Unique Glimpse Into Tahoe's Past

  Tahoe Adventure Company just introduced a new kayak tour that has groups launching at Sand Harbor State Park and then paddling over to the region’s historic Thunderbird Lodge.  Arriving at the private beach landing, paddlers then take a walking tour of this 1930’s estate and learn the story of George Whittell, the eccentric man who built it, followed by a…

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