Keep Tahoe Blue

I’ve been a lot of places and I’ve been fortunate enough to travel to spots all over the world. But few places compare to a spot that is only and hour and a half drive from my garage door—Lake Tahoe, CA. No matter the season and no matter the temperature, Tahoe is always a picture of pure beauty. It’s a whole town encompassing a lake as clear as glass. Tahoe is down to earth and peaceful with activities centered around the great outdoors.

Even though a majority of your time in Tahoe is usually spent soaking in the fresh air, you still want a great place to come back and relax after a long active day. No matter if its winter or summer, these are a few of my favorite spots to stay in Tahoe.

Sunnyside-recommended for summer

Grand Residences Marriot at Heavenly-recommended for summer or winter

Ritz Carlton Lake Tahoe at Northstar-recommended for winter

Gondola at Heavenly

Nothing beats a delicious meal at the end of a long and active day. Or try a great breakfast spot to fuel you throughout your Tahoe adventures.

The Beacon—the go-to summer time hot spot

Sprouts—my absolute FAVORITE restaurant ever.

Rustic Lounge at Cedar Glen Lodge

Evans American Gourmet Café

Fire Sign Café—the most famous breakfast spot in Tahoe

Hike to Angora Lake-know for some of the best lemonade in the world!

I hope you like being active, because Tahoe can wear you out! But it is important to remember that Tahoe is like two totally different places during the different seasons.

Lets start with winter activities.

Skiing or Snowboarding on one of the many mountains. I recommend Heavenly, Northstar or Sierra.

Ice Skating

Sledding or Tubing

Snow Mobiles

Snow Shoeing

Time for summer!

Bike Riding

Horse Trails

Walking Trails

Mountain Hikes

Boating all around the lake

Parasailing

Jet Skiing

Be on the lookout for wildlife on your hike!

So come away with me whether it’s summer, winter, fall, or spring, to the most breathtaking lake you will ever see.