r/laketahoe

Thoughts?

Would you choose an Airbnb near walking distance to Kings Beach and no view

Or

A penthouse condo on Crystal Bay with spectacular views?

Me and my 18 and 21 year old

Helping plan a special night out with 10 women in June and looking at restaurants. What would be the best for experience and views for dinner — choosing between (or if you have another rec):

- Gar Woods (takes reservation, views)
- Sunnyside
- Christy Hill (food is better but more $?)
- Za’s
- Wolfdale’s

Things that are important: view of lake, general ambiance, can seat a large group, food/drinks.

Most of the group is not from CA and this is their first time visiting Tahoe. We’re staying in Kings Beach.

I'm curious if anyone knows the history of the Tahoe Keys environmental blight and why those dredged channels haven't been filled yet? It's an obvious site for environmental restoration.

Heading to Tahoe soon and obviously we’re doing the lake and some light hiking but looking for other things to do especially in the evening.

Not really trying to just sit in the hotel after sunset. Any recommendations?

I have family flying up from Louisiana for my graduation and I was wondering if anyone could recommend some hikes with gorgeous views that the incline isn’t too unbearable. It can be a few miles but nothing too crazy as we’ll have kids with us. I have AllTrails but I’d like some recommendations :) thanks in advance

I’m going to be working in Lake Tahoe this summer and want to know what are some things I should bring! 👍😀

I'm confused by this.

I thought you HAD to fuel your boat at a marina gas station if your boat is in the water.

Though I've seen people wheel gas caddies down the dock to their boat and fuel it in the slip?

Is that allowed?

Is that how people avoid paying $10 or more per gallon amd being forced to fill at the marina gas pumps (other than trailering your boat out at a ramp and driving it to the normal gas station of course)?

I’m visiting Tahoe for 3 days in July & I’m so excited, but I’m a bit paranoid about the elevation. Would you say I’ll be fine if I’m not doing many strenuous activities & I don’t have asthma?

I feel like this is a silly question but greatly appreciate any reassurance!

Heading to Tahoe soon and obviously we’re doing the lake and some light hiking but looking for other things to do especially in the evening.

Not really trying to just sit in the hotel after sunset. Any recommendations?

I will be coming to South Lake Tahoe for a university trip in a few weeks (I’ll be staying with a friend for a few months) and I want to ship some of my stuff to a UPS store so I can pick it up when I arrive since there’s a few things I can’t bring on my flight.

Are there any UPS stores in South Lake Tahoe where I can ship a package to and then pick it up from when it arrives?

Just wanna know if the road is clear going to lake tahoe we’re coming from san francisco. Thank you

I must just not know which guides and websites to hit up. Everything is out of date (or AI gen slop sites).

I want to know what places there are to eat where I can pull up a boat to the dock, disembark and eat with the kids then hop back on the lake.

I'm South Tahoe but anywhere on the lake is good.

Hello everyone. Making my first trip to Lake Tahoe out in late July. Was wondering what is everyone’s beach recommendation also activities and not so expensive hotel.

I’ve seen a lot about sand harbor beach. Do I need to reserve a spot? I’m looking of going on a Monday -Tuesday.

Thank you! I appreciate everyone’s input.