Things To Do

SPLENDID IN FOUR SEASONS

No place in the west can you find stately mountains and crystalline water coming together as majestically as at Lake Tahoe.  Beautiful in any season, the freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada delights travelers and visitors all year. South Lake Tahoe offers winter sports, watersports, hiking, mountain biking and gambling.

In winter, Lake Tahoe has some of the best skiing in the world. There are snow parks for sledding and snowmobiling throughout Tahoe. You can stroll in Heavenly Village which offers art galleries, restaurants, retail stores, and eight-screen theater. Although known for its spectacular ski slopes, Tahoe is equally desirable in the warmer months.

In spring, the highest mountains are still crowned with snow, offering a spectacular sight to hikers. Biking, golfing, and swimming are just a few of the activities available in Tahoe. Among the numerous trails to hike, there is one leading through an aspen meadow to nearby Fallen Leaf Lake, and there are safe bike trails for family fun as well. Adventure seekers will find trails that will satisfy their bold spirit.

In the summer, you can cruise around the lake on the paddle wheeler, MS Dixie II, or soar in a hot-air balloon. Water sports enthusiasts can have fun jet skiing, para-sailing, or water skiing. Fishing spots in Lake Tahoe and Truckee River abound for both the sports fisherman and the amateur. Horseback riding is also on the “to do” list for Tahoe visitors. Stables such as Camp Richardson’s Corral offers guided rides for kids and adults. Aside from the winter sports and summer activities, Tahoe also offers gambling, entertainment and nightlife fun!

Fall season in around Lake Tahoe, mix of gold and orange leaves adorn the mountains and forest. Since most summer visitor has gone at this time and traffic is less busy, it is a perfect time to enjoy the many activities South LakeTahoe has to offer.  Autumn Fest, celebrates the changing of the seasons and community wellness. October fest at Camp Richardson Kokanee Fall fish festival held at Taylor Creek.  This festival provides an up close look at the Kokanee during their spawning season. Take a leisurely walk along the ½ mile Rainbow Trail through the marsh and along the Taylor creek while watching the bright red fish battle their way up stream at your feet. This is one of Lake Tahoe’s most amazing natural occurrences.  With all of these events, it’s no wonder why fall is one of the locals favorite season.

It is fitting that we have a collection of mountain homes as spectacular as the destination itself.   Our two  residences;  Splendid View Lodge and Luxurious Log Home.