With the longer and warmer summer days, we’re all ready to get back on the dirt! The earliest areas to become snow-free are the low-elevation, west and south facing areas of the Martis Valley.
Fall is a perfect time to enjoy all the activities Lake Tahoe has to offer. The weather is gorgeous, the scenery is picturesque and the trails are just begging to be hiked. Beaches and trails are less crowded, the events are festive and fall treats are in abundance.
The Lake Tahoe area is chock full of Labor Day activities and events for those who don’t want to go camping with the masses. Whether you're looking for a beach day, bike ride, hike, shopping day or to get out on the water, there's something for everyone.
This is the time of year to reflect on the things we are thankful for. While our list of things we are grateful for is lengthy, we thought we’d share a few of our favorites. Happy Thanksgiving from California 89.
There is no wrong time to visit the Lake Tahoe area. If you’d like to avoid the summer and winter crowds, there's still plenty to see and do so consider spending some time here in the fall. The air is a bit cooler, there's substantially less traffic, and the Aspens are changing. You'll have hiking trails, beaches and local hangouts all to yourself, and as an added bonus rates are generally cheaper for lodging and activities. Check out this list of some of our favorite fall activities to do around the Lake Tahoe.