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Lake Tahoe Goes Over The Top!

Lake Tahoe's level recently surpassed a solid (literally) milestone, as it now has fully submerged the marker and stone that sit at the mouth of the Truckee River, a few hundred yards before the dam.

Peaks & Paws Launches Tahoe's Dog Days of Summer

The Village at Palisades Tahoe welcomes the return of its dog-friendly music festival, Peaks and Paws, this weekend, June 17-18, with two full days of dog-friendly events, activities, and concerts dedicated to celebrating our four-legged friends.

Solstice Festival Kicks Off Summertime in Tahoe City

Though the actual summer Solstice isn't until Tuesday, June 21st, Tahoe City's Solstice Festival, June 15 - 18,  ushers in the summer season in North Lake Tahoe with a host of events and activities including fine art, food, wine, classic cars, concerts and outdoor competitions and adventures.

KT-22 Last Chair - Closing Day on Saturday

The 'Mothership', Palisades Tahoe's KT-22, renowned as the 'best chairlift in North America', will celebrate the latest closing in history on Saturday, May 20th at 7pm. Palisades Tahoe will celebrate the occasion with lift operations until 7pm and a party on the KT Sundeck.

Tahoetopia's Top Picks

Glorious spring weather returns through this weekend and beyond and Lake Tahoe is comin' alive with events and activities! Makin' plans? Looking for options? Take a look at Tahoetopia's Top Picks for the days ahead...

Golfing For Schools Cards On Sale

As the winter weather wanes, green grass begins to appear and Tahoe's summer golf season is just around the corner! Golfers around North Lake Tahoe can save big on green fees with the Excellence In Education Golfing For Schools card - on sale April 21st.

Earth Day Festival Returns to Squaw Valley April 21

North Tahoe/Truckee's largest eco-event, the Tahoe-Truckee Earth Day Festival, returns to the Village at Palisades Tahoe on April 21st, inviting the local community to celebrate regional environmental initiatives and to participate in the National March for Science.

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