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Lake Tahoe, Nevada, and the surrounding area is a popular vacation destination for lovers of both cold and warm weather. This versatile area offers the best of both worlds with ample attractions and activities for both winter and summer vacations.
Lake Tahoe boasts more than 300 days of sunshine, 396 inches of annual snowfall, more than a dozen world-class ski and snowboarding resorts, golf courses, and casinos. Lake Tahoe itself is divided by the California and Nevada border. The lake is 22 miles long, 12 miles wide and its shoreline is 71 miles long. Its surface area is 193 square miles, and its maximum depth is more than 1,600 feet.
Summer activities in the Lake Tahoe region include golfing, boating, biking, hiking, fishing, water sports, tennis, horseback riding, aerial tours, lake cruises and more. Kayaking and sailing are popular activities, and the lake is always active with people on water skis and jet skis. Several beaches provide lots of water-related fun or just a chance to relax in the sand with a good book.
Wintertime activities in the Lake Tahoe region include downhill and cross country skiing, snow mobiling, sleigh rides, dog sledding, ice skating, snow shoeing, sledding, and lake cruises. Snow tubing is popular on the hills, where the views are incredible and the thrills are constant.
For the shoppers in your group, the Lake Tahoe area offers several options. Shopping malls, factory outlet malls, jewelry stores, wine and gift shops, sporting goods stores, furniture galleries, souvenir shops, art galleries and many more dot the region.
After a busy day of activities, you’ll need to eat and regain some energy. There are several dining options in and around the Lake Tahoe region offering anything from American fare to International cuisine. After dinner, why not continue your evening at one of the local casinos and try your hand at Blackjack, poker or slots. If a more relaxed environment is your wish, you can visit one of the several bars for a nightcap and live music. Those with a little more energy may want to visit one of the dance clubs in the Tahoe area.
A weekend getaway to Lake Tahoe, Nevada, will be full of fun and excitement no matter what time of year you decide to visit. There are lots of attractions and recreational activities offered in the area. Lake Tahoe is known as a premier summer and winter destination so why not plan your vacation to Nevada and let us help!
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Strictly Scuba Dive and Snorkel Center
2384 South Curry Street Site 1
Carson City, NV 89703
775-884-3483
Explore the sunken treasure in Lake Tahoe that includes boats, barges, and even a Model A Ford.
Donner Memorial Park, Museum, and Pioneer Monument
Donner Pass Road
Truckee, CA
530-582-7892
This area honors the infamous Donner Party that was stranded for six months in the winter at Donner Lake. Enjoy a self-guided nature walk, museum, and even a half-hour movie on the Donner Party.
Lake Tahoe Hot Air Balloon Flights
P.O. Box 19215
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96151
800-872-9294
Hot air balloon adventures in the sky over some of the most beautiful scenery! Flights are available in Lake Tahoe and Carson Valley. The adventures usually begin in early morning and last approximately four hours. Guests will be picked up at their hotel and will be transported to the launch site. A traditional champagne toast, mimosas, and snacks are included in this once in a lifetime experience. Special logo souvenir is also included.
Anderson’s Bicycle Rental
645 Emerald Bay Road.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96151
530-541-0500
Choose from all models, all sizes with new bikes each season you can tour the beautiful Lake Tahoe area on a bike.
Tahoe Keys Boat & Charter Rentals
2435 Venice Drive
South lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-544-8888
Rent power boats, patio pontoon boats, sailboats, jet skis, kayaks, paddle boats, water skis and tubes, wakeboards, wetsuits, and more.
Ski Run Boat Company
900 Ski Run Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-544-0200
Rent Speed boats, pontoons, canoes, hydro bikes, water cycles and paddle boats. You can even book a parasailing adventure – they fly the highest on the lake.
Tahoe Sport Fishing
900 Ski Run Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
800-696-7797
Call to schedule your guided sport fishing adventure!
Tahoe Ridge Winery & Marketplace
2285 Main Street
Genoa, NV 89411
800-783-1566
Stop by their Tasting Room and enjoy a wonderful variety of wines. They also have a good selection of imported & domestic beer, sodas, and an array of gourmet cheeses and meats.
Zephyr Cove Stables
Hwy 50
Zephyr Cove, NV 89448
775-588-5664
Giddy-up to these stables for guided trail rides, breakfast rides, lunch rides, and dinner rides. Call for times and prices.
Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course
Lake Parkway
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-3566
On the south shore of Lake Tahoe and one of the most beautiful and scenic courses in the world. Water on 14 holes and fast greens. Call for pricing and tee times.
Incline Mountain Golf Course
690 Wilson Way
Incline Village, NV 89451
866-925-GOLF
Demands more accuracy than distance on this par 72 classic course. Offers spectacular views. Call for pricing and tee times.
Nevada State Museum
600 North Carson Street
Carson City, NV 89701
775-687-4810
Visitors to the museum will find exhibits on minerals, mining, Native Americans, natural history, geology and wild life. The museum also features cowboy gear, firearms, gaming memorabilia and a replica of a silver mine and a ghost town.
Nevada State Railroad Museum
2180 South Carson Street
Carson City, NV 89701
775-687-6953
Features photographic displays, memorabilia and original equipment from the Virginia and Truckee Railroads. A 25-piece display includes five steam locomotives, several passenger cars and freight cars, a flatcar and a caboose from railroads that operated during the late 1860's to 1950.
Lake Tahoe Historic Society Museum
3058 Lake Tahoe Boulevard
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-541-5458
Dioramas showcase Washoe Indian baskets, arrowheads, spear tips and tomahawk heads. Apache, Hopi, Navajo, Seminole and Zuni handiworks are all represented in a doll collection and other displays include a 140-year-old pipe organ, a model of the S.S. Tahoe, photographs from the 1880's, pioneer implements, early maps, and ranch tools.
The Montbleu Theatre
55 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
800-648-3353
The Montbleu Theatre offers a variety of entertainment shows throughout the year including live boxing, music and concerts! Many famous entertainers have graced the stage at Montbleu including Dana Carvey, Paul Oakenfold, 3 Doors Down and Jason Mraz.
Cal Neva Spa
2 Stateline Road
Crystal Bay, NV 89402
800-225-6382
They offer massages, facials, body and skin care, and other spa packages.
Tahoe Classic Yacht
Grounds of pope and Valhalla Estates
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-544-2307
Explore this maritime museum which encompasses the history of Tahoe's past with exhibits including large and small watercraft and a variety of antique engines. Learn how visitors traveled the waters before there where roads.
Vikingsholm Castle
11001 South Highway 89
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
800-777-0369
Blending art and history this 800A.D. style castle was built in 1929 for Lora J. Knight, a wealthy Chicago widow when the land was still isolated. Many interesting features include a sod roof that covers the north and south wings, unique paintings on the ceilings and walls, intricately carved dragon beams and six fireplaces with unusual screens.
Beaches:
El Dorado Beach
800 El Dorado Avenue
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-542-6094
Featuring rest rooms, picnic area, BBQ grills, playgrounds and boat launch based on lake levels. No lifeguards.
Emerald Bay Beach
11001 Highway 89
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
800-777-0369
Take a 1 mile hike and get one of the best views of the lake featuring restrooms, picnic area, pier and Vikingsholm Castle.
Kiva Beach
Highway 89 N of “Y”
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, BBQ grills and pets are allowed.
Nevada Beach
Off Elk Point Road
Zephyr Cove, NV 89448
877-444-6777
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, BBQ grills and a boat ramp.
Pope Beach
Highway 89 N of “Y”
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-542-6094
Featuring restrooms, picnic area BBQ grills. Admission fee: $3.00
Reagan Beach
3199 Sacramento Avenue
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-542-6094
featuring restrooms, picnic area and playgrounds
Tallac Picnic Area
Highway 89, 2.5 miles N of “Y”
South lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, BBQ grills and dogs on leashes are allowed.
Zephyr Cove Beach
760 Highway 50
Zephyr Cove, NV 89448
800-23-TAHOE
Featuring restrooms picnic area, BBQ grills, boat rentals, cruises and food. Parking fees apply.
Baldwin Beach
Highway 89, 4 miles N of “Y”
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Featuring restrooms, picnic area and BBQ grills. $3.00 Admission.
Camp Richardson Resort & Marina
1900 Jameson Beach
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
800-544-1801
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, BBQ grills, boat rentals, food and playgrounds. Parking fees apply.
Connolly Beach
3411 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-542-6094
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, boat launch and nearby marina. No lifeguards.
Casinos:
Bill’s Lake Tahoe Casino
27 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-6611
Stop by the only non-smoking casino in Lake Tahoe and enjoy the slots and table games. They have a dining options and other entertainment options available including a nightclub and free live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights.
Harrah’s Tahoe Casino
15 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-6611
Harrah’s has it all including Keno, Poker, Slots, Table Games and Video Poker as well as some of the best entertainment featuring the biggest names. If all of the playing has left you hungry choose from one of the many eateries at Harrah’s including American River Café, Fatburger, Forrest Buffet, Friday’s Station Steak & Seafood Grill, Gi Fu Loh, LA Italian Kitchen, Manchu Wok, Starbucks and The Summit.
Harvey's Resort & Casino
18 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-2411
There is an endless array of things to do and see at Harvey's featuring poker, race and sportsbook, slots and progressives, table games, restaurants, shopping, entertainment and winter and summer recreation.
Horizon Casino Resort
50 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-6211
Not only do they offer slots and table games, such as , Black Jack Craps, Three Card Poker Four Card Poker and Let It Ride, they offer a wealth of entertainment options including Game World, Horizon Stadium Cinemas, The Aspen Lounge, and the Golden Cabaret Theater. Call ahead for upcoming performances at the Golden Cabaret and makes reservations if necessary.
Lakeside Inn & Casino
168 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-7777
$2 drinks at the casino bars, prime rib dinner for $8.95 including all the sides, table games, slots, and the largest craps table in Nevada and 10x odds.
MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa
55 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-3515
Endless gaming fun featuring a poker room, table games, slots and video games, The Zone for pro sports and horse racing as well as resort, spa, restaurant and many other attractions all inside.
Kidzone Museum
11711 Donner Pass Road
Truckee, CA 96161
530-587-5437
This museum designed for young children to play, learn and grow and features 4 discovery areas. The Space Zone allows children to explore space travel on a rocketship, create constellations, conduct research experiments, work with electrical control panels and visit astronaut sleeping and eating quarters. The Baby Zone is designed to encourage the littlest of people to crawl and practice developmental skills. The Jungle Gym is just that, an area for young children to burn off some of their abundant energy. In the Creative Center it's time to get your hands messy and find out what types of exploratory art can be made.
Kids’ Camp
P.O. Box 2238
Lake Tahoe, NV 89449
775-267-6399
This is NOT a babysitting service. It is a kids’ program full of exciting adventures offered night and day that is safe, fun, and educational. Some of the activities offered are hiking, swimming, movies, bowling, and more. Call ahead for pricing info and schedule.
Tahoe Trout Farm
1023 Blue Lake Avenue
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-541-1491
Free admission, bait and tackle, no license required, no limit and they will even pack them in ice. Payment for catches only, prices vary by size.
Squaw Valley Tram
800-371-2620
Be whisked away 8,200 feet and arrive at High Camp where you can look out over Lake Tahoe and dine at the High Camp restaurants. Some of the most breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe and the Sierras can be seen from the top!
Magic Carpet Miniature Golf
2455 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-541-3787
A total of 47 holes for you to play or stop in the large arcade. Costs vary and so do hours. Call ahead for schedule.
Lake Tahoe Amusement Park
2401 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
South lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-541-1300
Let the little ones hop aboard several rides including the Giant Slide, Merry Go Rounds, and Bumper Cars.
Camp Richardson Corral
Highway 89
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-541-3113
Beautiful trail rides for the whole family where you can take a breakfast or steak dinner ride where you can eat your meal on the shores of Fallen Leaf Lake.
Sugar Pine Nature Center
Highway 89, West Shore
Tahoe City, CA 96145
530-525-7232
The Sugar Pine Nature Center features displays of birds, mammals and major game fish that are indigenous to the Lake Tahoe Basin. Hands-on activities and an educational film are also featured at the center.
Boberg’s Lake Tahoe Mini Golf
8693 North Lake Blvd
Kings Beach, CA 96143
530-546-3196
Putt your way to this miniature golf course the whole family will enjoy!
Wild Island Family Adventure Park
250 Wild Island Court
Sparks, NV 89434
775-359-2927
Have a wet and wild time with Hurricane Cove, Lazy River, Little Lagoon, Montego Bay Wave Pool, Tortuga, Eye of the Dragon and Dragon's Tail or the speed slides Red Viper and the Black Widow. This delightful adventure also features go-carts, an arcade, gift shop, restaurant, miniature golf and a 3-story interactive play structure.
Commons Beach – Outdoor Movies
North Lake Blvd behind the Fire Station
Tahoe City, CA 96145
530-583-3796
Free movies that are family friendly shown every Wednesday at dusk in the summer. Bring your own low-back chairs, drinks and snacks – concessions are not available.
Beaches:
El Dorado Beach
800 El Dorado Avenue
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-542-6094
Featuring rest rooms, picnic area, BBQ grills, playgrounds and boat launch based on lake levels. No lifeguards.
Emerald Bay Beach
11001 Highway 89
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
800-777-0369
Take a 1 mile hike and get one of the best views of the lake featuring restrooms, picnic area, pier and Vikingsholm Castle.
Kiva Beach
Highway 89 N of “Y”
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, BBQ grills and pets are allowed.
Nevada Beach
Off Elk Point Road
Zephyr Cove, NV 89448
877-444-6777
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, BBQ grills and a boat ramp.
Pope Beach
Highway 89 N of “Y”
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-542-6094
Featuring restrooms, picnic area BBQ grills. Admission fee: $3.00
Reagan Beach
3199 Sacramento Avenue
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-542-6094
featuring restrooms, picnic area and playgrounds
Tallac Picnic Area
Highway 89, 2.5 miles N of “Y”
South lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, BBQ grills and dogs on leashes are allowed.
Zephyr Cove Beach
760 Highway 50
Zephyr Cove, NV 89448
800-23-TAHOE
Featuring restrooms picnic area, BBQ grills, boat rentals, cruises and food. Parking fees apply.
Baldwin Beach
Highway 89, 4 miles N of “Y”
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
Featuring restrooms, picnic area and BBQ grills. $3.00 Admission.
Camp Richardson Resort & Marina
1900 Jameson Beach
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
800-544-1801
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, BBQ grills, boat rentals, food and playgrounds. Parking fees apply.
Connolly Beach
3411 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-542-6094
Featuring restrooms, picnic area, boat launch and nearby marina. No lifeguards.
Water Activities:
The following marinas all offer paddleboats, jet skis, and other water toy rentals.
Camp Richardson Anchorage Marina
1900 Jameson Beach
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
800-544-1801
Ski Run Marina
900 Ski Run Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-544-9500
Timber Cove Marina
3411 Lake Tahoe Blvd.
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-541-6722
Zephyr Cove Marina
760 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-589-4908
March
Snow Festival
530-583-7167
This 10-day festival leaves nothing out! Several locations throughout and around Lake Tahoe will feature a variety of events such as on-snow events, parades, races, parties, concerts, theatre, wining and dining, children’s activities and so much more!
Annual St. Patrick’s Wine Tasting & Corned Beef Feed
775-588-1728
An Irish dinner you won’t soon forget with delicious corned beef, cabbage, baby carrots, baby roasted potatoes, mixed California greens salad, dinner rolls and Bailey’s Irish Cream Cheesecakes. A DJ will be providing music for guest to listen and dance too along with raffles and a silent auction.
May/June
Valhalla Renaissance Faire
415-354-1773
Two full weeks of fun will entice you with 7 acres of continuous entertainment on 4 stages, scores merchants, over 1000 actors, lance splitting jousting, live sword fighting, children’s games, educational demonstrations, jugglers, magicians, minstrel, food and beverage.
June
Great Eldorado BBQ, Brews, and Blues Festival
800-648-5966
Start this event off right with the Brew Fest Pub Crawl where you can sample eight brews in 4 different bars and win cash and prizes. On Saturday the streets will be filled with vendors from the best microbreweries around the world. The Eldorado is serving up grilled chicken, ribs and sausage fresh off the outdoor charbroil grill. Margaritas, daiquiris, soda, water, premium cigars, souvenir merchandise and live music will also be present.
Annual Wagon Train
530-644-3761
Take a journey back in time as you become an early pioneer riding in wagon trains, dressing in period clothing and relive the Great Western Migration. Call for more details and information.
Corvettes At Lake Tahoe
775-885-8360
Feast your eyes on some of the most beautiful corvettes around, new and old.
July
Annual Lake Tahoe Food & Wine Festival
800-468-2463
On Saturday some of the best wineries and restaurants in the area team up to provide delicious light fare paired with samples of fine wines that compliment each selection. On Sunday get ready for Blues, Brew & Barbeque as you sample the best in burgers, ribs and chicken along with the best local microbrews. Chances to win prizes and live music will top the event off. Call ahead for schedule and advance tickets.
Annual Lake Tahoe Festival of Fine Arts
775-588-1728
Step into the beauty of fine art in the area featuring a host of mediums including jewelry, print making, leather, metalwork, drawings, ceramics, fiber art, glass, wearable art, watercolor, oil, acrylic, pastel painting, photography, mixed media, woodwork, sculpture and more.
July/August
Lake Tahoe Summer Music Festival
530-583-3101
The Lake Tahoe Summer Music Festival features many top artist and musical styles, including pop, classical, jazz, rock, Broadway and opera at several venues in Lake Tahoe. Great views of the lake, plenty of parking, fantastic seating and great food vendors add to this delightful experience.
August
Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival
800-74-SHOWS
The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival is located on the beach and features several performances during its five-week run. Food vendors are located onsite, however some folks bring wine and cheese, along with their beach chairs and blankets, and make it a special outing.
Annual Great Gatsby Festival
530-544-7383
The Great Gatsby Festival celebrates the 1920s through living history activities. The event features antique automobile displays, croquet demonstrations, raffles, live music, folks dressed in period clothing children’s games, contest and raffles.
Lake in the Sky Airshow
530-541-0480
Start your day with a pancake breakfast followed by an intriguing airshow, a large display of military and general aviation aircraft, a simulated helicopter rescue demonstration, sky dive demonstration and airplane rides.
September
Labor Day Lake Tahoe Great Sternwheeler Race
775-588-3508 or 530-541-3364
The Labor Day Lake Tahoe Great Sternwheeler Race brings out the rivalry between California and Nevada. Since Lake Tahoe straddles the state line, both states claim the lake as their own. This annual race pits a Nevada vessel against a California vessel, with thousands cheering them on from the beach sidelines.
Art Bark Fest – Animal Art & Wine Festival
877-464-3DOGS
The only festival of its kind combining fine wine and arts with the love of animals featuring a variety of arts and wine. Purchase tasting tickets to partake of animal themed wine tasting such as Graeser’s Winery’s 2002 Two Dog Vineyard Merlot and Mutt Lynch Winery’s Unleashed Chardonnay. Browse or purchase one of the many pieces of animal themed art from jewelry, crystal sculptures, oil to watercolor paintings.
Lake Tahoe Marathon
530-452-2844
The Lake Tahoe Marathon begins in Tahoe City, continues past Rubicon Bay and Emerald Bay, and ends at Pope Beach. During Marathon Week there will also be acclimation runs and informal fun runs (or jogs or walks) on some of Lake Tahoe’s favorite trails.
November
Valhalla Holiday Faire
530-541-4975
Get in the Holiday Spirit with 30 of the finest crafters and holiday boutiques selling unique gift items, seasonal crafts, decorations and ornaments. Santa himself will be present to visit with the little ones and take pictures. Many fine treats will also be available such as specialty cookies, chocolates, hot-spiced cider, warm mulled wine and hot chocolate.
Population:
30,000+
Time Zone:
Pacific
Climate:
Winter visitors should prepare for chilly temperatures topping out in the 40s during the day and dropping into the teens in the evenings. Snow is plentiful, much to the delight of skiers and snowboarders. Summertime highs can climb up to 90, but the evenings are quite cool, often falling below 50 degrees.
Airports:
Lake Tahoe Airport (TVL)
1901 Airport Road
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-541-4082
Truckee Tahoe Airport (TRK)
10356 Truckee Airport Road
Truckee, CA 96161
530-587-4540
Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO)
2001 East Plumb Lane
Reno, NV 89502
775-328-6870
Rail:
Amtrak
Downtown Truckee
800-USA-RAIL
Getting Around Lake Tahoe:
Many buses, shuttles and trolley's are seasonal, call ahead for pricing, reservations and additional information.
TART Tahoe Area Regional Transit
Bus and Shuttle
Servicing Tahoma, Tahoe City and Incline Village
800-736-6365
BlueGO
Bus and Door-to Door Service
Servicing South Shore
530-541-7149
Trolleys:
Nifty 50 Trolley
South Lake Tahoe
530-541-7548
Tahoe Trolley
North Shore, Squaw Valley, Emerald Bay
530-581-6365
Truckee Trolley
West End Beach at Donner Lake and Truckee Airport
530-587-7451
Taxis:
Yellow Cab Company
South Lake Tahoe
530-544-5555
North Lake Tahoe
530-546-9090
Incline Village
775-831-8294
Fast Taxi
Alpine Meadows, Squaw Valley, Northstar, Tahoe's North and West Shores
800-977-TAXI
North Shore Sierra Taxi
Truckee, Reno, Lake Tahoe
530-913-5037
Tahoe Truckee Taxi
Tahoe's North and West Shores, Alpine meadows, Squaw Valley, Northstar and Truckee
888-881-TAXI
Visitors Information:
Incline Village Crystal Bay Visitors Bureau
969 Tahoe Blvd.
Incline Village, NV 89451
800-GO-TAHOE
North Lake Tahoe Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 884
Tahoe City, CA 96145
530-581-6900
Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce
169 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-1728
Dining:
Sierra Vista
700 North Lake Blvd.
Tahoe City, CA 96145
530-583-0233
The Sierra Vista is a lake front dining restaurant housed in a century-old railroad roundhouse. The dinner menu includes pasta, steak, chicken, seafood and more. International selections include chimichangas and Asian teriyaki chicken salad. Top it all off with a chocolate truffle cake for dessert.
Hacienda de la Sierra
931 Tahoe Boulevard
Incline Village, NV 89451
775-831-8300
The Hacienda de la Sierra is located in Incline Village and sports a tropical Mexican atmosphere. Affordable and family friendly, this restaurant is a favorite of the locals. The Hacienda’s “Top Shelf Margaritas” are famous around the lake area, and the perfect complement to the spicy variety of entrees on the menu.
Dory’s Oar Restaurant & Tudor Pub
1041 Fremont Avenue
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530-541-6603
Dory’s Oar Restaurant is a good choice for a nice evening out. California cuisine is served amid an atmosphere of European charm and style. Menu selections include standards as well as fresh fish and chops. Don’t skip the mouthwatering appetizers and desserts.
Austin's
120 Country Club Drive
Incline Village, NV 89451
775-832-7778
Serving up American favorites at a reasonable rate such as meatloaf, mashed potatoes, chicken fried steak, salads, warm cornbread, crispy buttermilk fries and tasty pie.
Dragonfly
10118 Donner Pass Road
Truckee, CA 96161
530-587-0557
This fine dinning experience offers a blend of flavors from Japan, Thailand, Malaysia and India. Menu items include but are not limited to sweet and sour eggplant with won ton chips, curried flat bread with yogurt dip, grilled New Zealand venison with tempura shiitakes and Thai Penang curry fisherman's stew. Call ahead for reservations.
Black Bear Tavern
2255 West Lake Blvd.
Tahoe City, CA 96145
530-583-8626
This cozy cabin set in the midst of noble fir trees offers a variety of American favorites including goat cheese tarts, pan-seared duck breast, herb-roasted chicken with lemon-thyme lentils and for dessert try the Brown Sugared Fancy (caramelized apples on sugared shortbread).
Nightlife:
The Aspen Lounge
Horizon Casino Resort
50 highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
800-683-3322
Offering live music and dancing Thursday – Sunday nights. The drink specials are great and the music spun by a DJ!
Cabo Wabo Cantina
Harvey's Resort & Casino
18 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-588-2411
Live music, food, dancing, and drink specials well into the late night hours!
Vex
Harrah’s Lake Tahoe
15 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
775-586-6705
State of the art club lighting, sound, and special effects at one of the top clubs in Northern Nevada. Expanded dance floor, drink specials, VIP booths, cabanas, and more!
Auld Dubliner
1850 Village Road Southwestern
Olympic Valley, CA 96146
530-584-6041
Built in Ireland, before being taken apart and shipped to California. This traditional pub serves nine different draft beers, and specialty cocktails such as the Snowshoe Thompson, a combination of Irish cream, peppermint schnapps, whiskey and coffee. Live Irish music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Bar One
Squaw Valley Road
Olympic Valley, CA 96146
530-583-1588
There is never a lack of things to do at this local hot spot featuring dancing, karaoke, movies, big-screen TV's, and the Adventure Slide Show Series. The slide show series is put together by local adventure seekers who wish to share their photos and stories with others.
Zenbu
Squaw Valley Road
Olympic Valley, CA 96146
530-583-9900
Compared to the LA nightlife this quaint bar offers a get-a-way during the ski season. While they have a full menu those that stay late will enjoy dancing to the hip-hop and funk spun by the local and regional DJ's.
