Where Mountain Fun & Lake Life Meet
Lace up your hiking boots. Strap on those skis. Dance the night away at a nightclub. Be serenaded by an Italian singer on a Venetian gondola. Go back in time to see what the millionaires lived like at the turn of the century. Regardless of what time of year you visit, you’ll find something that reminds you “Carpe Diem” isn’t a state of mind but rather a place, and it’s called Lake Tahoe.
Awe and then Some Winter at Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe is a can’t-miss winter destination. Whether you’re in search of a fun family vacation or an all-out mountain adventure, there are plenty of things to do in Lake Tahoe. From spectacular skiing and snowboarding, to snowmobiling and snowshoeing, to simply enjoying the family, winter is the season to make memories in Lake Tahoe.
If you love the sun (and who doesn’t) then Lake Tahoe should be on your bucket list to visit. On average, the region gets 300 days of sunshine a year which gives you A LOT of time to get outside and explore.
Peaks that reach as high as 10,000 feet and 72 miles of shoreline means you can discover who you really are in Lake Tahoe.
Challenge yourself by climbing the highest peaks. Soak up the sun on the miles of sandy beaches. Scuba dive into crystal clear waters and see shipwrecks that are nearly a century old.
Or just take it all in by seeing the natural splendor of sights like Emerald Bay. From a leisurely getaway to an adrenaline fueled expedition, you’ll find it in Lake Tahoe.