Our Favorite #VisitLakeTahoe Instagram Photos from 2024

With so many awesome places to pose and vistas to take in, finding the best from this past year was quite the challenge! Our team had so much fun going through this year’s #VisitLakeTahoe Instagram images. Our community really knows how to live it up in Lake Tahoe!

Enjoy our Top 10 Lake Tahoe Instagram photos from this past year and don’t forget to add #VisitLakeTahoe to your posts to be featured.

10. Lake Tahoe Has Hockey! Tahoe Knight Monsters at the Tahoe Blue Event Center

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A post shared by Shane Hankins (@shane.hankins.5)

9. Lake Tahoe Blanketed in Fog

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A post shared by Miss Lake Tahoe (@missnvlaketahoe)

8. You can Kayak year ’round here!

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A post shared by Clearly Tahoe Clear Kayaks (@clearlytahoe)

7. Earth Day Double Rainbow

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A post shared by Jesse Bradford (@abradfordadventure)

6. Heavenly View of Lake Tahoe

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A post shared by Kelly Mahar | Adventure Travel + Food + Lifestyle (@kelly.in.wanderland)

5. Bucket List Balloon Ride from Lake Tahoe

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A post shared by Erin Leigh (@agirlcalledfred)

4. Lake Tahoe Spring Cold Plunge

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A post shared by Kirsten Alexis | Mountaineer, Skier, Creator (@kirstenalexisadventures)

3. Northern Lights at Emerald Bay

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A post shared by Stay Local Tahoe (@staylocal.tahoe)

2. Awesome Autumn in Lake Tahoe

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A post shared by Neeta (@snapndee)

1. Sasquatch Lends a Hand

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A post shared by Clearly Tahoe Clear Kayaks (@clearlytahoe)

Thank you for checking out our Lake Tahoe Instagram highlights for 2024. Here are recommendations for the best places to take photos while you visit. 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.