From huge and luxurious 18-hole courses with incredible lake views to 9-hole family-run establishments that recall the bygone days of golfing history, you can’t go wrong with any of Lake Tahoe’s golfing facilities. Today, we’ll dive into some of the best places to golf while you’re spending time in Lake Tahoe.

It’s not always easy to find the dreamiest restaurants in town, however. That’s why today, we’ve created the perfect guide to romantic restaurants for couple’s staying in north Lake Tahoe. Whether you’re looking for a solid meal in a romantic setting or you’re craving a night filled with glamorous fine-dining experiences, we’ve got you covered.

Planning a trip to Lake Tahoe with your furry friend in tow? It’s a good idea to map out your itinerary in advance, as dogs are not allowed on many of the beaches and trails scattered around Lake Tahoe’s northern shores.

Traveling solo is one of life’s greatest pleasures. While it can be great to have your family and friends around while you’re exploring new places, there’s something to be said for enjoying a new locale on your own.

Lake Tahoe may be primarily known for its pristine beaches and awe-inspiring mountain peaks, but those who like to imbibe will also be pleasantly surprised to find a wide array of breweries, wine bars, and tap houses in the area. The north and west sides of the lake especially offer a variety of different spots to end a long day spent on the mountain with a unique brew or a glass of wine.

Lake Tahoe is home to some of the most scenic and picturesque mountainscapes that you can find anywhere in the United States, and this iconic destination is packed full of cabin accommodations that will make any mountain lover’s heart soar.

Lake Tahoe is one of the most magical destinations in the world, and there’s a reason that travelers flock to this area during the winter and summer months. Who could ask for more than a crystal-clear lake set against the backdrop of incredible mountains?

The magic of the Sierra Nevada mountains combined with the majestic beauty of Lake Tahoe is a surefire recipe for creativity. Artists from all over the world flock to this locale to paint, draw, or photograph the perfect emerald waters set against the backdrop of the mountains, so it’s no wonder that North Lake Tahoe is a haven for art lovers.

No matter what time of year you decide to visit, a trip to Lake Tahoe is always full of magic. From the crystal clear waters of the lake to the greenery-soaked forests and meadows, it’s hard to imagine a better place to take a vacation.

A quick burger after a day on the slopes. A brunch to shore you up for your next snow adventure. A slice to round off the perfect run down the mountain.

Spending time in Tahoe isn’t just for the adults. There’s plenty to do while you’re staying in this snowy ski town, no matter whether you’re visiting the north or south side of the lake, but sometimes it can be difficult to find activities that will be appropriate and that the whole family will enjoy.

Lake Tahoe is known for its epic skiing and snowboarding, and one of the best ways to end a day filled with powder is to go out for a bit of aprés-ski entertainment at one of the local eateries and bars on the southern shore.

Lake Tahoe is one of the most uniquely scenic places on the planet and visitors to this gorgeous bi-state area are afforded with one-of-a-kind views and some of the best skiing and boarding around.

Though it may seem like all the fun happens during the wintertime in Lake Tahoe, it’s a wonderful summertime destination as well. One of the best parts of visiting during the summer is being able to enjoy the cool mountain air, and what better way to do that than to attend one of Tahoe’s outdoor festivals and events?

Are you a fan of crampons, mini-spikes, and snowshoes? Do you love to be out in the cold air, hiking the tranquil and quiet trails, without anyone in sight? Would you call winter your favorite season? Then we have something just for you.

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.

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.