Airbnb, Cabins, Vacation Rentals in Lake Tahoe

When you have only limited times to spend in Lake Tahoe, we highly recommend you to visit those famous places:

• Thomas F Regan Memorial City Beach
• Lakeview Commons
• Van Sickle Bi-State Park
• Lakeside Beach
• Lake Tahoe Boat Rides
• Tallac Historic Site
• Emerald Bay State Park
• D L Bliss State Park
• Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park
• Kings Beach State Recreation Area
• Memorial Point Scenic Overlook
• Sugar Pine Point Beach
• Inspiration Point (Emerald Bay)
• Lower Eagle Falls
• Lake Tahoe Sculpture
• Commons Beach
• Pope Beach
• Rubicon Trailhead
• Taylor Creek Visitor Center: Salmon Run
• Lake Tahoe Dam

2 airport(s) close to Lake Tahoe are:

• Lake Tahoe Airport
• Truckee Tahoe Airport

Lone Eagle Grille: the restaurant is located in the Hyatt Regency Hotel on the North Bank of Lake Tahoe. It is a beautiful and luxurious restaurant where diners can enjoy roast salmon, pastry crab, and roast duck while watching the sun pass over the lake.

Big Water Grille is another restaurant on the northern shore of Lake Tahoe, where diners can enjoy breathtaking views and enjoy a variety of delicious food and desserts.

You can visit Lake Tahoe all year round. However, due to its high altitude and snow in winter, it is better to check the weather and road official website before going to Lake Tahoe in winter. In addition, the car anti-skid chain is also required during the winter snow season. Lake Tahoe's peak season is in summer, and the temperature is very suitable for water activities and hiking in the mountain path.

Go to the LEX nightclub of Grand Sierra Leone Resort or the edge nightclub of the Peppermill Hotel, and enjoy the local specialty beer while swinging to the rhythm of DJ. Or go to the Eldorado resort to see one of the most popular performances of the moment, including comedy, circus, concerts, jazz and so on. If you don't want to get drunk, you might as well go to the famous Press Start Arcade Bar in the city to experience the rhythm of local young people's entertainment life. There are all kinds of games such as Mario, kart, X-Men, star wars, etc. 

3-Day Trip Itinerary

Day 1: having a great party time in the apres-ski crowd of a heaven mountain resort.

Day 2: South Lake Tahoe if you are not interested in skiing, you can take a sightseeing bus, take a scenic tour around Lake Tahoe on the mountain road, visit Emerald Bay, King's beach, or take an adventure with snowshoes, as well as snowmobiles and other fun activities.

Day 3: can also continue skiing in the mountains or sightseeing around Lake Tahoe.

Lake Tahoe is located at the junction of California and Nevada. It takes about 45 minutes to drive from Reno in Nevada to North Lake Tahoe. It takes about 2 hours to get to Lake Tahoe from Sacramento, the capital of California, and 3.5 hours from San Francisco. If you are flying to Reno, there are North Lake Tahoe express and South Tahoe airporter at Reno Tahoe International Airport (RNO). There are buses between the airport and the resorts and scenic spots around Lake Tahoe every day, which is very convenient. The one-way price is around $26.5 to $49 per person.

Emerald Bay: Lake Tahoe has a clear, and sapphire blue lake. However, the water level of the Emerald Bay is relatively shallow, and the lake surface is blue-green, like an emerald. In winter, roads and hiking trails may be covered with snow. Dogs are not allowed on hiking trails and beaches in the park, and UAVs are not allowed in the park.

D. L. Bliss State Park: D.L. Bliss State Park in the north of Emerald Bay is also a very popular scenic spot around Lake Tahoe. Vehicles are not allowed to enter in winter, and it costs $10 / car to enter in summer. When the parking lot is full, it is no longer allowed to enter. So you are suggested to come early in the peak seasons. Many tourists come here for camping, hiking and water sports in summer. However, the beaches, hiking trails, and some outdoor areas in the park are not pets friendly. Dogs with leashes can only walk around campgrounds and picnic tables.

Kings Beach: King beach is a small beach town located in the center of the north bank. The vast beach along the coast is one of the most popular places in Lake Tahoe in summer. The beach is located in the state leisure area. The parking fee is $10 / car in summer and $5 / car in the off-season. Special activities will be held on the beach from time to time. 

Shakespeare's Festival: Shakespeare's festival is held in Sand Harbor every summer. Literary and art partners can watch outdoor stage performances (from $30 for ordinary seats and $15 for children). Parents can also sign up for the young Shakespeare program (free activities, but it is recommended to donate $5 for adults and $1 for children) so that children can experience the live drama performance.

Juneteenth Celebration: the day is used to celebrates June 19, 1865, when federal soldiers arrived in Texas and announced that President Lincoln had issued an emancipation proclamation to liberate slaves. The main activities of the program include reading the Emancipation Proclamation, singing traditional songs, and reading African American poetry. Some people will hold parties in the park with friends or family members on this day to commemorate a day of great significance to the United States.

Lake Tahoe Maritime Museum: the Lake Tahoe Maritime Museum is located in Homewood, California, USA. It was established in 1988. It is mainly devoted to protecting the maritime history of Lake Tahoe and has collected a series of photos and historical relics about the maritime history of Lake Tahoe. The collection of Lake Tahoe Maritime Museum includes more than 30 ships, a large number of external engines, and countless documents. Some of the objects' history can even be traced back to the early 20th century. The most famous one is the outboard engine made by the Indian Silver Arrow company. They all tell the history and development of Lake Tahoe's maritime affairs. 

Emerald Bay: there is a very beautiful and private scenic spot in Lake Tahoe mountain. It needs to drive another section of the mountain road, which is steep and narrow. It is not only a summer resort but also a thrilling ski resort in winter. To say that it is the most beautiful lake in California, it is absolutely worthy of its name. The water of the lake is clear and blue on weekdays. The lake covers a large area and can be viewed 360 degrees without dead angle. It is very beautiful to watch the lake from any angle.

Tallac Historic Site: this Tallac Historic site is the general name of several large manors built by rich people from the 19th century to the 20th century. Just like the Royal back garden, the Tallac museum is free to visit, with both cultural and natural landscapes. Great place to take some pictures.

Tahoe Trout Farm: there are many rivers and small lakes around Lake Tahoe that can be used for fishing with fishing licenses. The Tahoe trout farm in South Taihao lake is a fishing paradise. You don't need a license to fish here. The fishing ground provides all the tools free of charge. You can only charge based on the fish you catch, and the fees vary from $10 to $44 per fish according to the size of the fish. Trout is a freshwater relative of salmon. Its meat is nutritious and fresh.