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Tahoe City Food & Wine Classic 2025

Lake Tahoe’s vibrant culinary scene comes alive this summer as the Tahoe City Food & Wine Classic returns for another delicious year.

Mother’s Day Wildflower Hikes

This Mother’s Day, bring the family to enjoy a wild flower hike in Lake Tahoe. Rather than ordering flowers from a florist, celebrate the flowers grown in nature. From gentle family strolls to more adventurous treks, there’s a wildflower hike here for everyone.

Yoga and Wellness Tahoe City

The Lake Tahoe area is a paradise for outdoor recreation. When it comes to wellness that includes yoga, acupuncture, aerial arts and bootcamp training, you can find several options both indoors and outside in Tahoe City.

Lake Tahoe Snow and Resort Report

Lake Tahoe snowpack is currently at 47% of normal, although March is bringing an opportunity for several new snow storms.

Homewood To Remain Open to Public

After many months of waiting and local activism, the Homewood Mountain Ski Resort’s plan for redevelopment will ensure that access remains open to the public.

Best Après Ski North Lake Tahoe

Whether you’re winding down after an adventure-filled day or just looking to enjoy good company, North Lake Tahoe’s Après Ski spots offer something for everyone.

Guided Snowshoe and Bavarian Dinner

Each winter, Alpine Meadows offers a guided snowshoe tour to the Chalet at Alpine where you’ll enjoy a four-course Bavarian-inspired meal.

Lake Tahoe Ski Leases and Long Term Rentals

With a 5-month ski-lease on a cabin at Lake Tahoe, you can bring your gear up for the season and have it waiting for your weekend getaways.

Made in Tahoe Festival October 2024

As we kick off fall in Lake Tahoe, this is the perfect time to see the vibrant colors of autumn changing the landscape. The soft green of the aspen turn gold and shimmer in the autumn breeze. Cottonwood, maple and willow stand in sharp contrast to the evergreen with their blazing orange colors. This is […]

La Niña and Lake Tahoe Skiing

Skiers are excited to hear that the 2024-2025 ski season is shaping up to be a La Niña year. What have previous seasons shown us about snowfall during La Niña?