Coldwell Banker Lake Tahoe Real Estate & Truckee/Tahoe Donner Real Estate

Cross the tracks in to Truckee and take a leisurely stroll along the antique buildings of Commercial Row. You’ll find about a ¼ mile of gift shops, restaurants, and unique stores to browse. The Truckee Hotel, the Truckee Doner Historical Society’s Old Jail museum, and the old stagecoach barn (now the Sierra mountaineer) are all within a short walk of the main drag. Although the main street is packed with the majority of stores, you’ll find some treasures along Jiboom and Bridge Street.

Fishing guides in South Lake Tahoe

Tahoe Angler

Captain Tim Hennessy is one of Tahoe’s best light tackle Mackinaw anglers. Tim runs charters all year and offers sunrise or sunset trips. The Tahoe Angler provides the fishing gear as well as cleans and sacks your catch.

Contact information:
South Lake Tahoe
530.542.2019
www.tahoeangler.com

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Blue Ribbon Sport Fishing

Thunderbird Lodge- George Whittell Jr.’s historic estate was built in the 1930’s and is open for summer tours. The guided tours are lead by Incline Village Visitor’s center. For more information call (775)832-1606. The estate includes the Card House, Boat House, Elephant House, Lighthouse and a 600 foot-long underground tunnel. There is no on-site paking.

Cave Rock- Between Incline village and South Lake Tahoe. Drive through what is actually the neck of an old volcano. It was formed during the ice ages and is just north of a Nevada State beach which is perfect for a picnic, some fishing, or just relaxing.

Located on Hwy 89 between Truckee and Tahoe City. The site of the 1960 Olympics still offers memories and activities. Enjoy the Olympic Heritage Museum at High Camp or spend the day walking the new village. Try the gondola ride to the top. Squaw Valley has ongoing summer and winter events to keep everyone from toddlers to seniors. Squaw also welcomes well trained dogs!

This yellow building next to the fire station served as the Post Office, the library and a community center, but is now the Arts center. It houses exhibits and has a gift shop filled with lots of little artistic treasures. Commons Beach park is directly below and is a wonderful spot to people watch and enjoy the lake.