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 Surrounded by Recreational Facilities |
3464 Fairway Ave Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 542 6097 http://www.recreationintahoe.com |
Bijou Municipal Golf Course is located in a beautiful mountain meadow in South Lake Tahoe. It is open from April to October every year. The course is a nine hole, family course and spans almost 2002 yards. Golf shoppers can either visit the pro shop or relax at the snack bar (open from 7.30am-6pm) after a long game. Reservations are not required as you are given a chance on a first come first basis. Beginners can also opt for lessons. Fees for 9 holes: resident of El Dorado county $15, non-resident $18. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Scenic trails |
1900 Jameson Beach Boulevard Lake Tahoe, CA 96158 United States +1 530 542 6584 |
You can rent everything you need to enjoy a day of biking on some of the most scenic trails in the world. If you decide to bring your own bike, it offers a complete bike services including bike repairs and accessories. The shop carries a full supply of trail maps and guide books to insure your visit to Lake Tahoe is a complete success. The store also offers inline skate rentals for both children and adults. Reservations are recommended for rentals. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Sightseeing in style |
50 Highway 50 Lake Tahoe, NV 89449 United States +1 775 588 2953 http://www.sleighride.com |
Enhance your Valentine's Day with a romantic ride in an antique carriage pulled by Belgian draft or rare Russian Baskir curly coated horses. Your driver takes you through the casino area, past Edgewood Golf Course, to the Lake Tahoe shoreline. The Borges family has been providing this service in the area for the past 30 years and can answer all your questions about the vicinity. The 35 minute carriage ride costs USD15 for adults and USD7.50 for children. You can hitch a ride from the area between Harvey's and the Horizon hotels. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beauty unsurpassed |
Highway 89 (at Emerald Bay) Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 525 7277 |
Walk this majestic trail to a beautiful waterfall. It is an easy quarter-mile hike through the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Enjoy the fresh air, and see the flora and fauna indigenous to the area and breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe at every turn. If you're bringing the kids, keep an eye out for some steep spots that drop off abruptly. When you reach your final destination, you will be treated to the beautiful sight of water rushing over boulders and heading down the river to Lake Tahoe. If you are enjoying yourself and have a lot of energy, keep walking on the trail another three-quarters of a mile to Eagle Lake. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Challenge this course |
180 Lake Parkway Lake Tahoe, NV 89449 United States +1 775 588 3566 http://www.edgewood-tahoe.com |
This facility is one of the most popular and beautiful golf courses in northern Nevada. It is the home of the American Celebrity Golf Championship held annually in July. Tee times are extremely hard to come by, but worth the trouble to play this marvelous and challenging course. The par-72 golf venue is rated in the "Top 100" in the country By Golf Digest and the most difficult in Nevada. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Longest mountain descent |
Highway 50, Ski Run Boulevard Lake Tahoe, NV 89449 United States +1 775 586 7000 http://www.skiheavenlytahoe.com |
This marvelous ski area boasts the longest mountain descent (5.5 miles), a vertical drop of 3,500 feet, and the most skiable acres (4,800 acres). Not only is this a world-class resort for winter sports, but the summer months are filled with hiking, horseback rides and all-terrain vehicles. All these activities are just minutes away from the casinos of Lake Tahoe. Lodging and vacation time-shares are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Take to the big air |
Corner of Wildwood and Saddle Heavenly Ski Resort Lake Tahoe, CA 89449 United States +1 775 586 7000 http://www.skiheavenly.com/ |
Not exactly a local secret, this event is nonetheless particularly embraced by the local population as a chance for hopeful amateurs to strut their stuff in the air. Open to skiers and snowboarders. It's free for spectators, a year or two from now, expect to be paying to see some of the participants display their prowess at other events. Call for details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Set sail on Tahoe |
900 Ski Run Boulevard Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 800 238 2463 / +1 775 589 4906 http://www.laketahoecruises.com |
To enjoy the beauty of Lake Tahoe from a different perspective, take a cruise on the Tahoe Queen. The three deck, 500 passenger paddlewheeler cruises the scenic south shore and Emerald Bay. A portion of the vessel has a glass bottom for viewing the mysteries of the deep. For a romantic evening, the Dinner Dance Cruise offers complimentary champagne and live music for USD50. Family cruise rates are USD26 for adults, children USD9, discounts are available for seniors. Lunch is available for an extra charge. Departure times vary with the season, call ahead for schedule and reservations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tiny Tot Tee Off |
2455 Lake Tahoe Boulevard Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 541 3787 |
Kids young and old can tee off at this cute and fun miniature golf course. Putt your way through a giant spider web with a huge black spider dangling from it, ease yourself through a colorful school of fish or challenge your friends to a competitive game. This is a great place for group outings for schools, churches, seniors, camps or just a bunch of friends. Whether it is mom, dad and the kids, a birthday party for 15 or a party of several hundred, everyone is sure of a great time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Convenient to Heavenly |
3901 Saddle Road Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 541 6700 / +1 800 540 4874 http://www.tahoeseasons.com/ne... |
Come to ski at Heavenly Resort? This shop is the closest place to find ski and snowboard rentals, overnight repair service and winter clothing. If you have forgotten to bring all your gear, you can rent whatever you need here. Ski and boot rental packages, snowboard and boot rental, children's ski and boot packages are all available. Ski jackets, pants, gloves and helmets can be rented and also radios and snowshoes can be hired. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Celebration of fall |
P.O. Box 9028, 1900 Jameson Beach Road Lake Tahoe, CA 96158 United States +1 530 541 1801 / +1 800 544 1801 http://www.camprich.com/ |
The fall season is the most beautiful time to come to Lake Tahoe, when the trees show off their colors and a chill is in the air. This annual festival is held in October at Camp Richardson. The kids will enjoy hayrides, a petting zoo or choosing a pumpkin from the patch. Adults can relax in the German Beer and Wine Garden and try some tasty German cuisine. You can also get in some early Christmas shopping at the many craft booths featuring homemade goodies. Live music is featured each day. Admission is free, some vendors may accept credit cards. Dates subject to change, visit website for current information. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Look great on the slopes |
4045 Lake Tahoe Boulevard Lake Tahoe, CA 96158 United States +1 530 542 6222 http://www.tahoepowderhouse.com/ |
This nifty shop is located just a short distance from the Nevada casinos at Lake Tahoe. You will find just about everthing you need in summer and winter clothing and equipment. On the first level of the old Sugarhouse building, it offers a great assortment of clever T-shirts and designer wear featuring Alps Sportswear and Descente. Next, all the snowboard and ski equipment you will ever need is for sale. Last, but possibly most important, overnight repair service is available to keep your gear in tip-top shape. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Catch the big one |
1125 Julie Lane Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 544 0229 |
Enjoy yourself as Captain Dan takes you aboard the Tahoe Vista, a 24-foot vessel designed for comfort, for the best sportfishing trip of your life. Charters include all the equipment you will need, a light breakfast and refreshments, and the crew will even clean and sack your fish. The average fish caught is four pounds, and it is quite common to pull a 10-pounder on board. Whether you come to catch a trophy or just to have fun in the great outdoors, you won't want to miss this trip. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fish in their natural habitat |
Hwy 89 at Camp Richardson (Taylor Creek Visitors Center) Lake Tahoe, CA 96158 United States +1 530 573 2674 |
Following the interpretive trail starting at Taylor Creek Visitor's Center will lead you to the profile chamber that is located below ground-level adjacent to the creek. The chamber houses a floor-to-ceiling glass bay window that shows fish and other marine life in their natural habitat. During the fall, the annual spawning run of the Kokanee Salmon is a sight to see. If you have an extra hour to spend in the area, this is a great learning experience for the entire family. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Keep the kids busy |
2401 Lake Tahoe Boulevard Lake Tahoe, NV 96105 United States +1 530 541 1300 |
So you're trying to enjoy a family vacation and the kids are still bored. Pack 'em in the car and head for this fun park. The facility features a merry-go-round, giant slide and a mini-Ferris wheel. If that isn't enough, they can have fun on the roller coaster, electric cars or go-carts. A video arcade is also available for game junkies. Burgers, hot dogs and drinks can be purchased at the snack bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Play in the pines |
3021 Emerald Bay Road Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 United States +1 530 577 2121 |
Play on this 18-hole, par-66 course and enjoy some beautiful and relaxing scenery. Tall pine trees surround the 4,028 yards of perfect greens. The course provides everything you need to spend an enjoyable day on the links, including a pro shop and the 19th Hole Cafe for light meals. On weekends, a beverage cart serves beer and sodas on the greens. Senior discounts and club rentals are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Panoramic vistas |
DWR Community Non Profit Center 948 Incline Way Lake Tahoe, NV 89451 United States +1 775 298 0012 http://www.tahoerimtrail.org/ |
This is perhaps the most scenic and popular trail in the country. It winds 150-miles through national forest, wilderness and park lands. Hike, bike or horseback ride in the thick conifer forests and beautiful meadows. Unlimited panoramic views are at every turn, from horizon to horizon, high atop the granite peaks. Visitors can fish, picnic or camp along beautiful streams and lakes. Enjoy it for a few hours or even a few days, but remember to leave it as you found it. To hike on this trail, you must register at the kiosk at the trailhead. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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