Lake Tahoe Luxury Travel Guide

Lake Tahoe

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Straddling California and Nevada is the deepest and largest lake in North America. Known as the "jewel of the Sierras," Lake Tahoe is absolutely Nature's breathtaking treasure: crystal-clear blue water nestled among majestic mountains, crisp mountain air, sandy beaches on the lakeshores, rich parks of dense forests and an abundance of wildlife. Lake Tahoe is Nature at its best and an ideal year-round vacation spot enjoying 300 days of sunshine a year (seriously!).

Summer in Lake Tahoe mean challenging golf courses, endless boating and watersports as well as hiking through the epic mountain terrain. Stay in a chalet overlooking the pristine lake and enjoy an invigorating vacation among one of the most beautiful places in the world. Out in the raw wilderness, it's difficult not to succumb to Nature's leisurely pace. If you're looking for a bit more excitement, many head over to Lake Tahoe's famous casinos and bars that are wild all night long.

As the flakes begin to swirl in the first snowfall of the season, Lake Tahoe really comes alive with the crowds heading to the slopes. Dozens of world-class luxury ski resorts are sprinkled across Tahoe's peaks including boldface names like Squaw Valley and Heavenly Ski Resort. Get a group of friends and head to a classic vacation rental in Lake Tahoe to start winter off right with fresh powder, clean runs and non-stop fun.