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Fall in Truckee: Autumn Activities for Everyone

While Lake Tahoe may be famed for world-class skiing and summertime boating, autumn is one of Tahoe’s best kept secrets, with vibrant foliage, perfect temperatures for hiking and biking, quieter restaurants and a general calm for ideal relaxation.

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Fall Fun: Our Guide to Incline Village

One of the many magical aspects of Lake Tahoe is that each season brings its own unique colors, activities, tastes & traditions. And fall time in Tahoe is no different. While Lake Tahoe may be famed for world-class skiing and summertime boating, autumn is one of Tahoe’s best kept secrets, with vibrant foliage, perfect temperatures for hiking and biking, quieter restaurants and a general calm for ideal relaxation.

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Four Reasons to Visit Tahoe in the Fall

Four Reasons to Visit Tahoe in the Fall

Ask any Lake Tahoe local how they ended up living here permanently, and you might hear them chuckle and say, “Came for the winters, stayed for the summers.” While this adage may be true, there is one thing they aren’t telling you–that the best time in Tahoe is hands down the shoulder season.

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Tahoe's Paved Bike (& Walking!) Paths

Tahoe’s Paved Bike (& Walking!) Paths

Lake Tahoe and the surrounding areas are known for many things: our brilliant blue water, the striking 360-degree views of the Sierra Nevada mountains, and the abundant number of adventures that are ready to be had. Visitors and locals alike love to enjoy the copious amounts of activities that differ drastically from the spectacular summer months to the wonderful winters. Yet, there is something Lake Tahoe should be known for, but often is overlooked. Our best kept secret: the fantastic paved bike paths!

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Lake Tahoe: Summer’s Hidden Gems

Sure, Lake Tahoe is packed with summer fun, from beaches to golf to hiking and biking, and, of course, time out on the water! But, did you also know about these lesser known favorites? Visiting ski villages in the summertime, attending Sunday afternoon events, and hiking new trail systems are our insider tips to exploring Tahoe summers!

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A December to Remember! Record Snowfall!

Tahoe broke its snowfall record for the month of December, surpassing the previous December record snowfall of 179″ in 1970. In December 2021, we received 212″ of snowfall, making it the third snowiest month on record. January 2017 holds the record with 238 inches of snowfall, followed by February 2019, which saw 221 inches of snow. And, according to our friends at Open Snow, Tahoe has already received 71% of its average snowfall!

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2021/22 Mountaineer Shuttle Service

The Mountaineer is a free on-demand shuttle service operating within Olympic Valley and Alpine Meadows. Guests simply download the app, and use the app to schedule pick-ups and drop-offs. The shuttle will come to your door and take you to the mountain, so that you can avoid the hassles of parking and be dropped off right at the mountain!Download the app here.Winter 2021-2022 Winter Operating Schedule: December 10, 2021 – April 10, 2022In Olympic Valley: Daily 7am – 10:30pm

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2021/2022 Ski Season Updates

Welcome to the 2021/2022 Lake Tahoe ski season! We know things were a little different last winter during the pandemic, so we have summarized what you can expect this year.

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2021 Ski Resort Opening Dates

While ski resort opening dates are always subject to weather and conditions, it sure does give us something to look forward to. As the nights get chillier and the fall season takes hold, we start to envision our ski season ahead. So get your skis waxed and your gear ready, because the ski season is around the corner and powder days are ahead!

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Where to Enjoy Trails During Forest Closures

A temporary closure of all National Forests in California went into effect Aug. 31 and will run through Friday, Sept. 17. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t any trails to enjoy. Below is a list of where you can enjoy biking, hiking, and walking outside on trails unaffected by closures. Keep in mind, fire danger is extreme. Always behave responsibly and absolutely no sparks!

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New Airline To Reno Uses Private Private Terminal!

We could not be more excited to welcome JSX to the Reno-Tahoe International Airport! This affordable hop-on jet service offers the convenience of private travel at not-so-private fares.Using private jet terminals, JSX allows you to avoid the traffic and airport madness. You will go from parking to take off in minutes without lines, crowds, or hassles. Simply arrive 20 minutes before your flight.Once onboard, you can enjoy:

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