All Year Fun
Let's just start off by saying that Lake Tahoe is a truly unique destination as it is a clear, cobalt blue lake that
is tucked into the snowy Sierra Nevada mountain range that welcomes everyone.
Whether you enjoy crisp winter days or the
warm summer sun, there is something to do for everyone in the family!
A National Treasure
It is 1,645 feet deep, 22 miles long and 12 miles wide. It is the second deepest lake in America, next to Crater Lake in Oregon, and its shoreline is 75 miles long.
"The sunrise lovely, calm, hushed. Yellow amber light touching the mountains of the western shore, tinting the purple lake yellow. … The flash and roar of the waves on the shore begins suddenly … a hundred voices stirred by the wind in the forest.”
- John Muir, sunrise journal entry while camping at Lake Tahoe, Summer 1888.
Calling on all who love Lake Tahoe: Be Blue!
Keep Tahoe Blue is calling on everyone to “Be Blue” to help protect Lake Tahoe. These “Be Blue” practices help preserve Tahoe’s famed water clarity, but they can be applied anywhere to help improve the quality of any waterway.
Not sure what to do?
Not to worry!
Your Tour Guide is here to guide you through some of the best accommodations and activities Lake Tahoe has to offer!
To donate or find learn more about Keep Tahoe Blue, click here