Our Favorite #TahoeSouth Instagram Photos from the Month of March
By: Trent Unruh
Hello, Lake Tahoe Enthusiast!
Lake Tahoe’s transition from cold winter days to long summer nights is something everyone should experience for themselves. Take a trip and unwind along Lake Tahoe’s south shore. Want to be featured next month? Use the hashtag #TahoeSouth for a chance to be highlighted.
10. Fire Pits and Lake Views
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Now’s the perfect time to find your favorite fire pit and take in the views!
9. Small Tree, Big Lake
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Don’t worry little tree, you aren’t the only one that feels small next to Big Blue.
8. A Little Sunset Action
Evening skies just hit differently around South Lake Tahoe.
7. Change in Perspective
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Clearly, Lake Tahoe is the jewel of the Sierras.
6. An Early Start to Spring Biking
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The ground is fairly wet on many trails with scattered patches of snow lingering in shady areas, but has that ever really stopped someone?
5. All Tracks Lead to South Lake Tahoe
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Sadly, there isn’t a complex system of train tracks at the bottom of Lake Tahoe. Tracks like these were used to launch boats after storing them in boat houses during the winter.
4. Sailing Season is Here
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There’s nothing like a wind-powered ride around the lake to put everything into perspective.
3. Club Crawlin’
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Where’s our party people at??
2. Moody Views
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It’s easy to connect with nature when you see, smell, and feel it all around you.
1. Waves Under the Dock
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The way the waves combine to propel Tahoe’s pure water towards the sky is certainly something to behold.
No matter what route you take on your next Lake Tahoe expedition, please be sure to positively impact the local environment and wildlife along the way. As a city in the middle of a forest, South Lake Tahoe and its guests have a responsibility to keep wildlife wild by never feeding them and properly disposing of garbage in bear-resistant containers.
Ready to be a next-level visitor? Picking up even a few pieces of discarded trash can go a long way towards “Keeping Tahoe Blue”. Click here to learn more.
Click here to learn more about the wildlife that calls Lake Tahoe home and how you can help keep them wild.
