Coldwell Banker

Across from the Bridgetender, just south of the "Y" in Tahoe City. The bridge gets it’s name from the view as you drive by. People line the bridge to gaze below at the enormous rainbow trout.

Rumored to be one of the most photographed sites in the world, you can enjoy the views by driving the seemingly suspended highway, stop at one of the overlooks, or if you want a bit of exercise follow

See Tahoe life at the turn of the century. Guides are dressed in period costumes and many of the original pieces of furniture are on site.

List and descriptions of South Lake Tahoe golf courses.

Glenbrook (Roughly eight miles north of Stateline on Hwy 50)

Beaches from Tahoe City to Kings Beach

Commons Beach (Tahoe City)

Mount Rose is one of North Lake Tahoe’s highest peaks at 10,778 feet and offers dramatic views of Reno, Washoe Valley, and the lake.

Fishing guides in South Lake Tahoe

Tahoe Angler

The water master controlled the Truckee River flow and used to live in the now restored cabin. Today it is the North Lake Tahoe Historical Society museum.

Beaches from Emerald Bay East to Cave Rock

Emerald Bay (Nine miles northwest from the Y in South Lake Tahoe)

The name says it all.  Although it’s no longer used for this purpose, you really get the bird’s eye view with this short, but rewarding quater mile hike.  Take Reservoir Road, past the Biltmore.