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V a C a Tion Pl Anner VACATION PLANNER VACATION PLANNER VACATION 2 GoTahoeNorth.com GoTahoeNorth.com 2 PHOTO CREDIT(S) HERE oect erece arve eerate | t hma atre It’s in our nature to make the most of life, to step outside of the day-to-day, experience the new and seize every minute. In North Lake Tahoe, our nature enhances your natural instincts—a place that elevates all of life’s moments. On a crystal blue shoreline or towering mountain, connect with nature, clear your mind and uplift your spirit. Breathe life, naturally elevated. There is so much variety here you can fi ll your days with peak experiences. Jaw dropping scenery, wildlife, alpine forests, state parks, historic estates and modern resorts—North Lake Tahoe takes vacation variety to new heights. Or tune it all down; fi nd a cabin in the woods where the quiet is interrupted only by the wind in the trees and bird-song. North Tahoe sweeps in a 180-degree arc around Lake Tahoe’s pristine water, extending from Incline Village in Nevada to famous Emerald Bay. Diverse towns and resorts along its shoreline offer a myriad of opportunities to enjoy carefree freedom, all set against one of the world’s largest alpine lakes. (ON THE COVER) ©MARIUSZBLACH /ISTOCK; (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©RYAN SALM PHOTOGRAPHY; ©RYAN /ISTOCK; (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©MARIUSZBLACH (ON THE COVER) /ISTOCK @MEDIAPHOTOS (THIS PAGE) GoTahoeNorth.com 1 This is truly “adventure central,” with world-class skiing and snowboarding, hiking and mountain biking, fishing, climbing and golf. You’ll also find eclectic shopping, gambling (on the Nevada-side), shows and fantastic food at one-of-a-kind restaurants and bars. Fine dining has a strong tradition here dating back to the 1960 Winter Olympics, with fresh California cuisine, fine wines and local-brews celebrated throughout North Tahoe. North Tahoe is spectacular throughout the year and there is no time like the present to experience it, no matter the season. The following pages will help you plan your vacation, while our website can help with reservations and further details. We look forward to welcoming you. 2 GoTahoeNorth.com /SHUTTERSTOCK ©ANTON FOLTIN ©JENNIFER WHALEN; (OPPOSITE PAGE) (THIS PAGE) GoTahoeNorth.com 3 4 GoTahoeNorth.com PHOTO CREDIT(S) HERE oar Travere Rereh Vetre | ter North ake Tahoe ake Tahoe in winter, ringed by snow under a blue sky, is achingly lovely, the contrast made more brilliant by the lake’s deep blue. pectacular winter weather creates this magic plentiful sunshine paired with 0 to 0 feet of average annual snowfall. assion for winter sports runs deep here. candinavian prospectors brought skiing to these mountains in the 10s, conducting merica’s fi rst organied ski races. On mountains ust north of Tahoe, miners rode what is considered the world’s fi rst ski liftore buckets hanging from a cable. The 191 .. National ki umping Championships were held in Tahoe City at the present site of ranlibakken esort. ownhill ski resorts got their start here in 199 with the opening of ugar owl. kiing and other winter sports continued to thrive in North Tahoe, leading to the hosting of the 1960 Winter Olympic ames at uaw Valley. Twenty-some years later, locals embraced what was the newest winter sport and built the world’s fi rst snowboard half-pipe behind Tahoe City. (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©JACLYN REAM; (THIS PAGE) ©DAMIRCUDIC /ISTOCK ©DAMIRCUDIC REAM; (THIS PAGE) ©JACLYN (OPPOSITE PAGE) GoTahoeNorth.com 5 The Greater North Tahoe area now boasts 11 downhill ski and snowboard resorts and six cross-country ski/ snowshoe areas. What makes all this variety even more intriguing is that each resort has its own distinct character. Live the spirit of adventure and ski or ride multiple North Tahoe resorts; discount tickets are available at Tahoe City and Incline Village Visitor Centers. Go for high-octane fun on a snowmobile tour along a high mountain ridge. Or kick back and keep it simple at a ski-in, ski-out lodge, steps away from the slopes. Tone it down even further and head for a romantic cabin in the woods, snowshoe trails outside. Whatever your chosen activity—or lack of activity—great meals will be waiting close by. Unique and creative restaurants, bars and delis are scattered throughout North Lake Tahoe, many with enchanting lake views. Start your après-ski right at the base of the slopes. To heat up the winter night, head for dancing and live music at Crystal Bay casinos. Or dance with Lady Luck at the gaming tables or slot machines. Or just curl up in front of a fire and save your energy for the new morning and another magical winter day in North Lake Tahoe. 6 GoTahoeNorth.com ©CHRIS BARTOWSKI (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©JEFF DOW; (THIS PAGE) PHOTO CREDIT(S) HERE GoTahoeNorth.com 7 8 GoTahoeNorth.com ©JENNIFER WHALEN ARJONILLA (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©ISAAC (THIS PAGE) orh Thre Gow oom | r in North ae Tahoe Springtime in North Lake Tahoe brings together the perfect blend of adventure, experiences and relaxation. This is the season for dual, or even tri-sport days. North Tahoe’s spring skiing and riding is universally recognized as some of the best on the planet, with many resorts staying open into April and some even into May! Backcountry enthusiasts have an almost unending variety of slopes and peaks to “bag.” Slide the spring snowpack in the morning, enjoy a paddle on Lake Tahoe mid-day, then play a round of disc golf or sink a putt at golf links that open in March, just down the hill in Carson Valley. Or get some much needed relaxation in and absorb the views of snow-capped mountains, sunny skies and clear blue water from a restaurant deck or after a short hike to Eagle Rock. From May through June, fi elds of wild fl owers erupt in color under mountain peaks and along the lakeshore. In the evenings, signature family- friendly events such as WinterWonderGrass fi ll the clear air with live music and dancing. Spring in North Lake Tahoe is defi nitely a treasured season. (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©SCOTT SADY/TAHOELIGHT.COM/ALAMY; (THIS PAGE) ©GRANLIBAKKEN (THIS PAGE) ©SCOTT SADY/TAHOELIGHT.COM/ALAMY; (OPPOSITE PAGE) GoTahoeNorth.com 9 m ah ay oy | mmer North ae Tahoe Visitors have been falling in love with Tahoe summers for a century and a half. Tahoe City was the gateway to Lake Tahoe from the mid-1800s through the early 1900s, the well-to-do staying at the famous Tahoe Tavern resort or departing on steamboats to nearby lodges, marinas and estates. It’s human nature to love Tahoe in summer. To start, practically perfect weather (in every way)—low humidity, sunny days and clear, starry nights. Days are warm but not hot, nights are cool and refreshing. North Lake Tahoe boasts hundreds of miles of scenic trails through vast forests, wilderness areas and alpine lakes. Sections of the Tahoe Rim Trail around the North Shore follow crestline, peak-topping routes and provide 360-degree views. The Flume Trail is one of the mountain biking world’s most famous rides, but it’s just part of the amazing network of single-track trails found here. For long, lift-served downhills, head to Northstar California’s Mountain Bike Park. Prefer a paved route? Go for a relaxed ride on the scenic bike trail that runs along the Truckee River from Squaw Valley to Tahoe City. From there, the trail heads south along the West Shore to Sugar Pine Point State Park. 10 GoTahoeNorth.com CREEK SQUAW ©RESORT AT /ISTOCK; (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©SQUAREDPIXELS (THIS PAGE) (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©SCOTT SADY / TAHOELIGHT.COM; (THIS PAGE) ©STEFAN DAHL LANGSTRUP / ALAMY DAHL ©STEFAN (THIS PAGE) / TAHOELIGHT.COM; ©SCOTT SADY (OPPOSITE PAGE) GoTahoeNorth.com 11 12 GoTahoeNorth.com (THIS PAGE) ©JAMIE KINGHAM / IMAGE SOURCE /ALAMY; (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©SCOTT MARKEWITZ Lake Tahoe is a paradise of water sports, with paddleboarding, kayaking, sailing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, jet-skiing, fishing and swimming. Power through the lake on a kayak, or glide atop the aquamarine water on a stand-up paddleboard. For a laid-back water experience, step onboard a cruise along the shoreline to Emerald Bay, or try a fishing charter on a calm morning. Rafting the Truckee River is popular with all ages. Go it alone or with the convenience of one of the rafting companies in Tahoe City. Tahoe’s blue waters offer plenty of activity, but so do Tahoe’s greens. Golf courses include relaxed 9-hole circuits in Kings Beach and Tahoe City and championship courses in Incline Village, Northstar and Squaw Valley. Additional courses in Truckee and nearby Carson Valley feature the designs of world-renowned golf architects. Whether it’s paddling along welcoming stretches of sun-soaked sand, toasting the day at a lakefront restaurant or enjoying an evening stroll under a brilliant, star-filled sky, summer days at North Lake Tahoe are much too special to be missed. (OPPOSITE PAGE) ©RYAN SALM PHOTOGRAPHY; (THIS PAGE) ©MONKEYBUSINESSIMAGES /ISTOCK ©MONKEYBUSINESSIMAGES SALM PHOTOGRAPHY; (THIS PAGE) ©RYAN (OPPOSITE PAGE) GoTahoeNorth.com 13 eet rate Transform ore | all North ae Tahoe The vivid autumn colors, crisp mountain air and thinning crowds mark the beginning of North Lake Tahoe’s breathtaking secret season. ake the most of fallstep outside of your day-to-day, experience this unique season and seie every minute. Fall is a cherished season for Tahoe-locals. The evenings grow crisp but the days are often warm, sunny and spectacular, with the vibrant colors of nature and abundant recreation. Brief, seasonal rains create world-class mountain biking and hiking conditions on the trails. You will also fi nd many lodging properties and restaurants offering great specials during this time of year.
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