Our Favorite #TahoeSouth Instagram Photos from the Month of June
By: Trent Unruh
Hello Lake Tahoe enthusiast,
As a month that spans two seasons, June has a special place in the heart of any Lake Tahoe traveler. Take a trip and unwind along Lake Tahoe’s south shore. Want to be featured next month? Use the hashtag #VisitLakeTahoe for a chance to be highlighted.
Here are our top 10 #VisitLakeTahoe Instagram images from this past month.
10. Lupine Fields Forever
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If you’re on the hunt for some Tahoe wildflowers, now is the time!
9. Moody Tahoe Blues
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Memories are waiting to be made out on the lake.
8. Flume Trail Smiles
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Touted as one of the most spectacular trails in the Lake Tahoe area and the world, the Lake Tahoe Flume Trail is almost unbeatable when it comes to mountain biking and hiking opportunities.
7. Where the Lake Meets the Sky
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The water is still a bit cold for us, but whatever floats your kite.
6. Bike Month in Tahoe
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With views like this, a bike ride beats a trip in the car every time.
5. Hello Big Lake
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Is it just us or does Big Blue have a way of making one feel very small?
4. Fallin’ for Cascade Falls
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Just make sure you don’t FALL in. We’ll show ourselves out.
3. Unsettled Days
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Even when there is no sun, the lake wears its shadows well.
2. June Snowball Fight
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Yes, you read that right.
1. Get Some Drinks… Lakeside
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Thirsty? The bar is open!
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.
