Tahoe City Vacation Packages

Insider tips for Tahoe City travel

Wilderness Adventures Dog Sled Tours

Go dog sledding in the winter with Wilderness Adventures Dog Sled Tours through the spectacular Sierra Nevada mountain range.

Vikingsholm Castle

Tour Vikingsholm Castle at Emerald Bay State Park and get a glimpse into the history of the tourist industry in Lake Tahoe.

Taylor Creek Visitor Center

Stop at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center in South Lake Tahoe on a summer visit and walk under the stream to see the fish.

Tahoe Whitewater Tours

Sign up for a beginning or intermediate whitewater rafting tour with Tahoe Whitewater Tours. Let the staff help you choose which trip is appropriate for your skill level.

Gilded Age Families

Explore the summer homes and gardens of four Gilded Age families at the Tallac Historic Site.

Things to do in Tahoe City

Blue Water Bistro

Lakeshore dining is a must-do on any Lake Tahoe vacation. Try this elegant, casual indoor-outdoor spot on its own dock overlooking the lake. Crabcakes and California wine at sunset are faves.

Boating on Lake Tahoe

Get out on the water during your Lake Tahoe vacation for views of the snow-capped mountains from afar. Everything from personal kayak rentals to full-on Tahoe Queen Cruises are on hand.
 

Casinos

Hello, party time! The stateline on Tahoe's south shore is a mini-Las Vegas with Montbleu, Harrah’s, Harvey’s and more. Find karaoke, flashy clubs, all-night eats and gambling galore.

Celebrity Golf Championship

It’s no secret that Hollywood loves Tahoe, with its location just hours from SoCal and a scenic backdrop perfect for blockbusters like The Godfather Part II. Witness this connection in person at the annual spectator-friendly July golf tournament.

Concerts and live comedy

Thanks to large casino venues Lake Tahoe draws bigger names than other mountain towns. Plan ahead by checking the Montbleu and Harvey’s lineups.

Kings Beach

Forget palm trees! Sunbathe next to pine trees at the best sandy beach on Lake Tahoe's north shore.

Mountain Bike Northstar-at-Tahoe

Shelling out extra dough for a top-of-the-line demo bike and protective padding are worthwhile Lake Tahoe travel investments. If steep dirt trails are too gnarly for your style, try the 3.5-mile paved South Lake Tahoe Bike Path.

Relax at a spa

Keep Lake Tahoe’s dry air and high-altitude effects at bay with a hydrating spa treatment. Options along the quiet north shore range from the small Lighthouse Spa, where massages are done overlooking the lake, to the upscale Hyatt Regency spa.

Ski resorts

Hit the trails at major resorts (Alpine Meadows, Kirkwood, Mt. Rose, Squaw Valley, to name a few) or opt for smaller-scale (Boreal, Sugar Bowl). Want lake views? Point your skis (or snowboard) toward Heavenly. Get some air in the very resort town where halfpipe riding was invented: Tahoe's Sierra and Northstar world-class terrain parks.

Slopeside happy hours

Popular spots include the tiki bar at Sierra-at-Tahoe, the village at Heavenly and the on-snow swimming pool at Squaw Valley.