Lake Tahoe is one of the most scenic destinations in the Sierra Nevada mountains, welcoming visitors year-round to enjoy the crystal blue waters of the lake topped with incredible mountain views. Hiking is a popular activity in this gorgeous locale, but not everyone has the stamina to go on an hours-long trek up steep hills and mountainsides.

The world of travel has opened up for people who work remotely. For many “digital nomads”, this newfound freedom gives them the opportunity to achieve their travel dreams and never have to miss a single day of work to do it. During the wintertime, places like Lake Tahoe and Breckenridge have become havens for remote workers who want to make the most of their off-time to ski the slopes, but also want to maintain a space to work in while they’re in town.

Lake Tahoe is known for its scenic views and amazing year-round activities. But, if you’re hoping to get away from the crowds for a day and do some exploration of the towns and nature surrounding America’s largest alpine lake, there’s plenty of options for day trips from the South Lake Tahoe area. We’ve put together a list of our favorite places to roadtrip during your stay in Tahoe. Each of these drives has something unique to offer to travelers, whether that be awe-inspiring vistas or the opportunity to learn about the history of the area.

Traveling to a destination like Tahoe can be a pricey endeavor, especially if you’ve already bought your pass to ski the slopes and put down money on a vacation rental for the week. But not everything in this mountain paradise is costly. For all the frugal travelers out there looking to save a few dollars and still enjoy the sights, we’ve come up with 7 free activities to enjoy during your next trip to the emerald shores of Tahoe.

When you think of Park City, skiing and boarding are probably the first winter activities that come to mind. But for those who want to experience the brisk mountain air at a slower pace, winter hiking and snowshoeing might be another option for your next visit to Park City. We’ve compiled a list of our favorite 7 winter hiking trails to try out during your next snowy vacation to Utah’s gorgeous mountains.

The only thing better than skiing the slopes of Tahoe’s Heavenly Mountain is enjoying all of the food that this gorgeous spot has to offer. Locals and tourists alike flock to Tahoe’s restaurants for delicious eats, and today, we’re teaching you how to eat like a local next time you’re visiting the shores of Lake Tahoe’s emerald waters.

Everyone knows that Lake Tahoe is a world-class skiing and boarding destination, but what if you’re looking for something a little bit different to do on your next vacation? We’ve compiled a list of our favorite activities that you won’t find in many travel guides to give you a taste of offbeat Lake Tahoe fun for your next adventure to the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Lake Tahoe has something for everyone and for every season, so it’s no wonder that people flock to this vacation destination regardless of the time of year. There’s so much natural beauty to behold and so many things to do, it’s not hard to pack your vacation with activities and sights that will help you to make the most of your time close to these emerald waters.