Ring in the New Year with a bang! Fireworks and torchlight parades are our signature events here in Tahoe, so there are plenty of locations to celebrate the New Year in style!Northstar CaliforniaRing in 2020 with the ones that you love. Northstar will have ice skating, music and entertainment all afternoon into the evening with fireworks starting at 9pm.
Did you know that every year, during the holidays, Santa Claus spends some time in his favorite winter wonderland-North Tahoe and Truckee? He can be found at holiday celebrations in the area, or making turns in the fresh white-Christmas powder. Here’s our list (and we’ve checked it twice) of where to find Santa this holiday season.
We are getting excited for the 2019/20 Lake Tahoe ski season. We are expecting a storm system to be rolling in Thanksgiving week to kick off the season!Here are the announced ski resort opening dates:Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe – Currently open weekends Friday – Sunday, 9am-4pmBoreal – November 13Squaw Valley | Alpine Meadows – November 15
Although autumn doesn’t officially arrive until September 24th, the month of August has always signaled a winding down of the high summer season in Tahoe. The fireworks have come and gone, school supplies start lining the shelves at the shops, and back-to-school plans for most families are in full swing. The temperatures are still pleasant and the lake breezes are mild, but crisp fall temperatures are right around the corner.
Now is the time to get hike, bike, and stroll through Tahoe’s alpine meadows and check out the wildflower bloom that has begun to pop! Here at Tahoe Luxury Properties, when we aren’t in the office, we are out enjoying this magical place in which we live. Jen, Holly, and Rob captured the Mule’s Ears in bloom this past week in the photos below! Higher meadows that received more snow have not yet peaked, so you have time to catch these wonders for yourself. Want to know the best places to see the wildflowers?
School’s out for the summer! You know what that means: More family time, more Tahoe time, and more adventures! With a packed events calendar and unlimited activities, summer is ideal for spending quality time with the family in North Lake Tahoe and Truckee.Free Concerts and FestivalsDon’t break the bank on entertainment this vacation. There are plenty of free events all summer long!
With so many Tahoe golf courses available to choose from, how will you know which golf course to play while you are enjoying your North Lake Tahoe & Truckee vacation? We’ve put together a guide of the best features at each course, so that you can hit the greens best suited to your style.
There is so much to do in Tahoe in the summer, it can be a challenge to fit so many fun activities into one week. We are here to help! We will not only find you the perfect Lake Tahoe vacation rental for your group, we will help you plan the best Tahoe vacation you can imagine. Below are our suggestions for an ideal week in Tahoe, but know that our concierge is always available to help personalize an itinerary so fun, you will never want to leave.
Treat the mom who does it all to an unforgettable Lake Tahoe vacation this Mother’s Day! Start with Mother’s Day brunch and then enjoy an abundance of spring activities to make this Mother’s Day in North Tahoe and Truckee truly special.Brunch it up!Mom will love the elegant lakeside Mother’s Day Brunch at Gar Woods Grill & Pier. Their menu includes classic brunch faire, and the panoramic lake views from your table just can’t be topped.
The shoreline of Lake Tahoe is an astounding 72 miles, dotted with a number of towns and distinct zones. Visit the area a few times, and you’ll be sure to find your personal slice of paradise.To those who know Tahoe, however, there are really two distinct areas–North Lake Tahoe and South Lake Tahoe. South Tahoe is bursting with activity. Casinos dot the shoreline, along with resorts, restaurants, and eateries. South Lake Tahoe offers a lively nightlife scene, and of course, gambling.
Truckee, California has the laid-back vibe of a mountain town, with a main street that looks like it could be the set of a western film. Shops and restaurants abound, and Truckee lives up to its slogan of “A base camp for a big life.”
Lake Tahoe and the surrounding area has a fascinating cultural and natural history. Formed about two million years ago by the convergence of three faults, Lake Tahoe is the second deepest freshwater lake in the United States. There are many ongoing efforts to protect the natural beauty of Lake Tahoe, and UC Davis’ Tahoe Environmental Research Center leads the charge. You can learn more about the Tahoe Basin’s natural history and the efforts to protect it at the Tahoe Science Center. Tours are offered daily.
