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Sustainability Superstar: Heather Segale
TERC Education and Outreach Director, Heather Segale. Last, but certainly not least, in our sustainability superstar series is Heather Segale, the Education & Outreach Director at the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center located in Incline Village. We want to thank all our superstars for their hard work and dedication to protecting and preserving North Lake Tahoe and bringing awareness…
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Taking a Tour of North Lake Tahoe’s Traveler Responsibility Pledge
Written by Amie Engerbretson There is something magical about North Lake Tahoe— I don’t know if it’s something in that azure blue water or in the mountain air, but I do know that protecting it is more important than ever. Honestly? It can be hard to figure out where to start. North Lake Tahoe’s Traveler Responsibility Pledge outlines steps you…
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Protect North Lake Tahoe: How You Can Take Action
North Lake Tahoe is one of the most beautiful places in the world. Its pristine water, crisp air, and inspiring mountain landscape has captured the imagination of millions over generations, and but for an increase in human activity over the years, the region is a shining example of nature’s beauty when well-preserved. That preservation is no coincidence. As a community,…
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Train Like a Spartan with the North Lake Tahoe Alpine Challenge
As the 24-Hour Spartan Ultra World Championship storms Palisades Tahoe, Sept. 24-26, we’re challenging you to get fit and train like a Spartan with the North Lake Tahoe Alpine Challenge! Spartan hosts some of the world’s finest athletes, who will be traveling from all corners of the Earth to compete in a High Sierra obstacle course, utilizing Squaw Valley’s mountainous…
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Boating on the Big Blue: Lake Tahoe
Crystal blue waters, bluebird skies and summer conditions beckon many to the pristine shores of North Lake Tahoe. With its many ramps, buoys, private lakes and other boat-friendly amenities, it’s easy to see why Tahoe is a prime playground for boaters. While play is definitely the order of the day, boating is a serious undertaking. Courtesy and safety are essential…
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5 Ways You Can Keep North Lake Tahoe Beautiful
With its dazzling crystal waters, bluebird skies and captivating flora, it’s not hard to see why North Lake Tahoe is considered one of the most beautiful places in the world. But that Tahoe remains so pristine is no accident. In fact, Tahoe has stayed beautiful for generations because the people who live in and visit the region are committed to…
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Dog Days of Winter
Who says that man’s best friend has to stay home during your winter ski trip? Whether you’re playing around in the snow or grabbing a bite at one of the area’s dog-friendly restaurants, your pup can have just as much fun in North Lake Tahoe this winter as you! What Is It? https://www.instagram.com/p/Br8kb01Bk_3/ A dog’s day in North Lake Tahoe…
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52 Weeks In North Lake Tahoe
Rightfully described as the crown jewel of the Sierra Nevada, North Lake Tahoe has long captured the imagination and captivated the spirits of visitors and locals alike. Home to vistas that display breathtaking panoramic views, a seemingly endless horizon of sapphire-blue water, and no shortage of resorts that serve up the best in the region’s lodging, food and beverage, North…
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‘Tis the Season: Your North Lake Tahoe Gift Guide
With breathtaking views from any vantage point, to cozy cabins, to eclectic local bites, human-powered sports, and everything else in between, a trip to North Lake Tahoe is a gift in and of itself. But for the holidays, there are endless ways to give the gift of North Lake Tahoe, whether you’re visiting in-person or sharing mementos from your time…
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Travel Made Easy: Your Guide to North Lake Tahoe Transportation
This summer, as multiple expansion projects throughout Lake Tahoe create a more eco-friendly, pedestrian-centered culture, we’d like to share a transportation guide for traveler efficiency, safety and convenience. The new infrastructure will add new roundabouts and pathways to the region, creating improved routes for pedestrians and human-powered sports like hiking and cycling. Included in these projects are nine plans to…
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