Visitors Guide

While Tahoe is known for it’s captivating summers and powerful winters, fall in Tahoe is not something you want to miss. From cooler weather perfect for mountain biking, to the aspens turning a beautiful bright yellow color, here are the best ways to experience fall in Lake Tahoe.

As the summer crowds disperse and the days get shorter, Fall is the perfect time to experience the quieter side of Lake Tahoe. You’ll find great deals at local restaurants & bars, cheaper lodging options, and plenty to do before winter strikes. Here are our top activities to check out this Fall:

Nestled amidst the picturesque Sierra Nevada mountains, Lake Tahoe serves as the ultimate backdrop for an unforgettable Fourth of July celebration. Grab your crew and enjoy California sunshine, blue skies, and endless adventures.

The charming, historic town of Truckee is a mere 11 miles from the slopes of Palisades Tahoe. You’re coming to Tahoe to ski and ride Palisades Tahoe. We get that. But that’s not all there is to do here. Once you’re off the mountain, if you’ve got any energy left, the neighboring town of Truckee offers plenty of other sites worth exploring.

Well-known as a world-class ski destination, Lake Tahoe also boasts some of the most beautiful summers imaginable. Palisades Tahoe is the perfect gateway for the best that summer in Lake Tahoe has to offer, from pristine beaches to lively events to charming historic towns. Below is our list of 5 Must-do Summer Activities in North Lake Tahoe:

Known as the “Biggest Little City in the World,” Reno is just a 45-minute drive from Lake Tahoe and is bustling with art, food & adventure. Situated at the crossroads of Burning Man and the tech industry, with a view of the snow-capped mountains behind the neon lights, Reno has a surprising amount of vision, passion, and creativity brewing within its city limits.

With endless sunshine, soft snow, and après all day, Palisades Tahoe has proved itself time and time again to be the Spring Skiing Capital. Nothing compares to Spring in the Sierra, but what should you expect? We are here to help.

We’re opening on November 22 and we are so ready. There will be food trucks, live music, and other festivities in The Village at Palisades Tahoe as well as select operations open and running this Wednesday. 

Winter in Tahoe City: We think this is what it would feel like to live inside of a snow globe. Found on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe, this charming town offers a unique blend of winter activities, cozy escapes, and scenic beauty. This post will detail winter experiences and give you some tips so you can make the most of your visit to Tahoe City, California this winter. 

Wrap up your Tahoe summer with a long weekend of live music, good food, wine tasting for a cause, and plenty of high alpine activities. Here’s what’s on tap this Labor Day weekend at Palisades Tahoe.