The north side of Lake Tahoe is perfect for those seeking to take advantage of the region’s many outdoor activities, while the south side offers more bars, shopping, and casinos.

Plan Activities

Lake Tahoe is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, families, and vacationers alike–which means there is an abundance of activities to pick from. Circle a few activities in advance and book them if you can. You don’t want to miss out once you’re here.

Pack and Wear Layers

Lake Tahoe’s climate is a story of contrasts, with brisk mornings and warm days, even at the height of summer and the middle of winter. To comfortably navigate the many swings in weather, you’ll want to layer up.

Cost and Budget

If you’re visiting on a budget, book during the shoulder season (spring and fall) for better deals on accommodations and activities. You can also take advantage of free or low-cost attractions such as hiking trails, public beaches, and parks.

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Frequently asked questions

Ready to explore what Lake Tahoe has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your trip!

Summer (June–August) is perfect for water sports and outdoor activities, while winter (December–February) is ideal for skiing and snowboarding. Fall and spring are quieter, offering lower rental rates and fewer crowds.

Yes! Many rentals are located near activities like hiking trails, ski resorts, and beaches, offering easy access to spots like the Tahoe Rim Trail, Heavenly Ski Resort, and Kings Beach.

Many vacation rentals, such as those in areas like Incline Village and Tahoe City, boast lakefront views or are just a short walk from the water.

Vacation rentals often feature amenities like hot tubs, fireplaces, fully equipped kitchens, and outdoor decks with stunning views, making them perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring.

Lake Tahoe is a 35-minute drive from Reno-Tahoe International Airport to the north shore and 90 minutes to South Lake Tahoe. Transportation options include rental cars, shuttles, and taxis.

Lake Tahoe is 1,645 feet deep, making it the second deepest lake in the U.S. It spans 191 square miles, offering plenty of space for water sports, fishing, and exploration.