A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
In Lake Tahoe, the peaks of the Sierra Nevada rise above turquoise waters so clear you can see more than 70 feet below the surface. In winter, skiers prize the Tahoe Basin’s 14 ski areas, while in summer, people flock to beaches, hiking, and biking trails. The shoulder seasons in spring and fall are the ideal times to visit Lake Tahoe when the region is less crowded and accommodations are more affordable.
Visiting Lake Tahoe is an enjoyable experience. Enhancing your visit is easy with a stop at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center, which is operated by the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit of the US Forest Service. Although most organized activities occur during the summer months, the visitor center grounds remain open throughout the year, allowing for easy hiking and breathtaking views of the surrounding scenery.