Discover the best attractions and experiences Lake Tahoe Region has to offer
Explore the Lake Tahoe region's storied past through grand estates and pioneer-era sites that frame the shoreline.
A 38-room Scandinavian-inspired estate on Emerald Bay with dramatic lake views and a historic connection to Tahoe’s lake life.
Site of the Donner Party memorials and a museum that recounts the saga of westward migration and El Dorado County history.
A cluster of preserved 19th- and early 20th-century estates offering grounds, cottages, and lakefront vistas.
Dive into local history, pioneer life, and Tahoe’s maritime heritage at these informative museums.
Exhibits detail the Donner Party era and the emigrant trails through the Sierra Nevada.
Tahoe City’s history museum showcasing the region’s development, people, and community stories.
Explores Truckee’s railroad history and the Central Pacific era that shaped the High Sierra.
Historic churches and spiritual centers reflect the region’s diverse communities around the lake.
A long-standing parish serving the South Lake Tahoe community with active Masses and gatherings.
A local Catholic church offering regular services and community programs by the lake.
A welcoming church in the Tahoe City area with community activities and services.
Natural spaces and protected areas around Tahoe offer breathtaking scenery and outdoor recreation.
A vast forest offering hiking, camping, and alpine scenery surrounding Lake Tahoe.
One of Lake Tahoe’s most photographed spots with scenic viewpoints and Vikingsholm.
A park commemorating the Donner Party with interpretive trails around Donner Lake.
Nevada-side beach paradise with clear water, picnic areas, and public shoreline access.
Move beyond the resorts to explore the villages and historic towns that form Lake Tahoe’s character.
Historic downtown with wooden boardwalks, boutique shops, and small-town charm.
North Shore community known for beaches, golf courses, and lakefront recreation.
Lakeside hub with the Gatekeeper’s Museum, shops, and a scenic waterfront promenade.
Experience Tahoe’s beauty without an admission fee through hikes, public beaches, and scenic strolls.
Choose a trail segment for breathtaking views and fresh alpine air at no cost.
A paved, easy ride along the river linking scenic towns and lake access points.
Public beach access with expansive views of the lake at dusk.
Relish lakefront dining, casual fare, and hearty local favorites at restaurants across the region.
Iconic lakeside dining with seafood and steaks and dramatic sunset views.
Long-standing lakeside eatery offering casual bites and classic Tahoe atmosphere.
Casual, family-friendly pizza with a lively atmosphere in Heavenly Village.
Casinos, lounges, and live music venues light up the night along the South Shore and Stateline.
Vibrant casino complex with lounges, concerts, and nightlife options.
Energetic casino venue with multiple bars and live entertainment.
Classic casino resort offering gaming, shows, and a nightlife scene.
From community stages to seasonal festivals, Tahoe hosts a variety of cultural happenings.
A local hub for community theater, performing arts, and exhibitions.
Seasonal professional theatre by the lake with outdoor summer performances.
Entertainment venue hosting concerts, comedy, and touring performances.
Tahoe’s mountains and waters are a playground for winter sports and summer adventures.
Renowned ski resort with excellent slopes, gondola access, and year-round activities.
Historic Olympic venue offering premier skiing, snowboarding, and scenic tram rides.
Nordic skiing and snowshoeing on well-groomed trails near Truckee.
Delve into lesser-known experiences and hidden gems that showcase Tahoe’s quieter side.
A guided or self-guided evening hike to a scenic waterfall under the stars.
Seasonal guided night paddling experiences for a unique lake view.
Slow, scenic drives along CA-89/CA-28 to spot viewpoints and quiet overlooks.