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Home of the Celebrity Open , HIghway 50 and Lake Parkway, Champion Course, Golfing and Views at it's best. Closed during winter. Restaurant open year round.

Gaming, Shows, Restaurants and Night Life for all.Shopping and Restaurants

Walk to the Gondola, skiing, snow boarding, tubing and much more. Restaurants, Lessons for beginners to Expert. World Class Winter Sports. Hiking and trails during Summer Season.

Great snow, Expert to beginner slopes, deep into the back country, morning shuttle available. Snowshoeing and Snowmobiling available. Horseback riding during summer with many hiking trails.

Enjoy the shallow water and beautiful views of Lake Tahoe. Sandy Beaches, Parking near-by. Enjoy the calm of nature, great for children. Lake View Beach complex, Tables and BBQ's available

Paddle Wheel Steamer Cruises around Emerald Bay, Day and evening (dinner) Cruises available. Re-live the 1900's. Learn about the history of the Lake and Emerald Bay, including Mark Twain. Entertainment with Dinner Cruise.

Shuttles available from South Lake Tahoe, great winter sports, especially on windy days. Super for beginners and experts. World Class Snow. This resort is great for the whole family.

The second largest and likely the most beautiful ski resort at Lake Tahoe, Squaw Valley USA was home to the 1960 Winter Olympics and has only grown since then. The 4,000 acre resort consists of the Olympic Village where there are several inns and hotels, condos, restaurants and bars. The mountain itself has dozens of runs, 30 lifts and a 110 person gondola that takes both skiers and non-skiers up to High Camp

Restaurants, Stores, Heavenly Gondola, Theater, Ice Rink, Summer and Winter Activities, just a short walk from the hotel lobby.

Landmarked in 1994 for its glacier-carved granite, this park features panoramic views of the lake. Emerald Bay State Park is a state park of California in the United States, centered on Lake Tahoe's Emerald Bay, a National Natural Landmark. Park features include Eagle Falls and Vikingsholm, a 38-room mansion that is considered one of the finest examples of Scandinavian architecture in the United States.

Natural area on the California-Nevada border with hiking & equestrian trails & historic buildings.

The Taylor Creek Visitor Center is located near Camp Richardson on the south shore of Lake Tahoe. It is free to enter and offers both adult and children an up-close view of the local flora and fauna. The paved trails and bridges throughout the marshlands are stroller friendly and there are both guided and self guided interpretive trails, an underground "aquarium" area where you can see an actual part of Taylor Creek. During the fall the Kokanee Salmon are spawning and visitors can watch.

D.L. Bliss State Park is located just a few miles past Emerald Bay on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe. It consists of several hundred acres of granite hillside and pine forests and a large and family-friendly campground. The bottom of the park is Lester Beach, one of the prettiest beaches on the Lake. The entrance and parking fee for D.L. Bliss is about $8, but there is plenty of parking for day users as well as campers.