Jumping into a snow-fed alpine lake after a strenuous, sweaty hike is more invigorating than a shower. It energizes you better than a strong cup ... Read More
Recreation & Adventure
Greetings, readers, and welcome to the Summer 2019 edition of Tahoe Magazine. You can go here to read a digital version of the magazine, which published ... Read More
Electric bikes, or e-bikes, continue to grow in popularity, forcing local businesses to adjust their offerings and stirring conversation among public land managers. The two-wheel ... Read More
Rock climbers on Lake Tahoe’s South Shore have united to form a new organization aiming to address local access, land stewardship and sustainability, among other ... Read More
Leave No Dog Behind — the unofficial motto of living (and vacationing) in Lake Tahoe. Whether you’re hitting the trails or sipping a sour ale ... Read More
Despite warming air temperatures in the Sierra Nevada, a recently published study by scientists from University of California, Davis, suggests spring snowpack in the Sierra ... Read More
Every year search and rescue teams around the Tahoe Basin respond to calls of missing skiers and boarders, usually when they have skied out of ... Read More
Skiers visited and slayed Lake Tahoe powder at a higher rate than the national average in 2018-19, according to preliminary numbers from Ski California. There ... Read More
Riding bikes: It’s a fabulous way to explore, it’s good exercise and pedaling is just plain fun — especially in Northern Nevada. But it’s important ... Read More
The snow began falling in early February and hardly let up until the last day of the month, setting records at local ski resorts and ... Read More