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Lake Tahoe - Sights & Attractions - Northwest Tahoe
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Spa at Squaw Creek

Relaxation guaranteed

P.O Box 3333, 400 Squaw Creek Road
Lake Tahoe, CA 96146
United States
+1 530 583 6300 / +1 800 327 3353
http://www.squawcreek.com

After a day of rugged mountain hiking or skiing the slopes, this state-of-the-art spa may be just what you need. Deep-tissue and sport massages are available for strained muscles or enhance physical performance. Japanese Shiatsu and Swedish treatments are aimed at releasing tension and increasing your body's energy flow. Acupressure and aromatherapy techniques help reduce fatigue. If you are a guest at the resort, these services can be rendered in your suite. Prices vary according to type of treatment and amount of time.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sugar Pine Nature Center

Learn about Lake Tahoe Highway 89
(at Pine Street)
Lake Tahoe, CA 96145
United States
+1 530 525 7232 You will find this informative center in the day-use area near the Erhman Mansion. Inside peruse the displays of birds, mammals and major game fish that are indigenous to the Lake Tahoe Basin. Check out the "touchy-feely" table designed for children and others who enjoy the hands-on approach. A movie is shown continuously, teaching you about the history of the lake and the early Native American inhabitants. Admission is free, but there is a day-use charge of $5.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sugar Pine Nature Center photo by wcities
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