Dining

No longer just places to wager a bet, Tahoe’s casinos offer a multitude of entertainment options including dining, shows, shopping and spas. Here are some local spots to test Lady Luck at The Lake:

STATELINE

MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa

55 U.S. Highway 50 | (775) 588-3515 | www.montbleuresort.com

Sure there’s plenty to do with the kids at local ski resorts—like tubing, skiing, boarding and more—but what to do when you slide off the slope? We’ve compiled a list of all-weather fun the whole family can enjoy.

OUTSIDE

Skate date:

Lace up a pair of blades and take a spin at the Resort at Squaw Creek or Truckee River Regional Park rinks, or sign up for a hockey or figure skating lesson at the
indoor South Tahoe Ice Arena.

Horse around:

Climb aboard a horse-drawn sleigh at Camp Richardson Corral or Borges Sleigh Rides near the Stateline casinos.

Ski Resort Shuttles

Squaw Valley USA

Complimentary round-trip shuttle service is available to the North and West shores (one-way trips not available); reservations required, (530) 452-7181. A free shuttle is also
available to and from South Shore and Reno; reservations are required at least 12 hours in advance. 1-866-769-4653 or www.squaw.com

Resort at Squaw Creek

Transportation to and from the Reno-Tahoe International Airport is $71 per person, each way. Also, frequent free shuttle service to Squaw Valley is available from the resort.

by Elisabeth Korb

While Lake Tahoe itself is the Basin’s number one attraction, there is plenty else to see and do this
winter. Here are our top 10, starting on the North Shore in Incline Village and heading clockwise around the Lake,
then up to Truckee.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a longtime Tahoe fan, let us help you make the most of your stay. Although it’s hard to take your eyes off The Lake’s stunning scenery, a read through this issue of Lake Tahoe Traveler will provide you with a
mountain of insiders’ advice for local winter fun.

With North America’s largest concentration of
ski resorts, plenty of powder and an average of 274 sunny days a year, plus fantastic cross-country, snowshoe and sledding options to boot, the Northern Sierra makes it hard to head indoors. But when you do, great restaurants, casinos, shops
and spas await.

Want more Tahoe info than we could possibly pack in these pages? Head for www.tahoe-traveler.com for the latest hot deals, events, giveaways and our Tahoe
Talk newsletter.

Whatever you choose to do while you’re here,
have a terrific Tahoe time!

Susan D. Rock
Editor

by Alison Gray

Although the snow may be nearly gone, don't expect Tahoe's ski resorts to roll up their sidewalks. In fact, with plenty of shopping, dining, activities and events, summer is one of the most exciting times to visit.

During summer months in the Sierra, connect with good food and good folks at any of Tahoe's weekly farmers markets. Each market has a slightly different character, and caters to everyone from visitors looking for fresh produce to local chefs hunting for additions to their nightly menus.

by Alison Gray

No longer just places to wager a bet, Tahoe's casinos offer a multitude of entertainment options including dining, shows, shopping and spas. Here are some local spots worth a gamble:

Dining outdoors is one of Tahoe's classic summer experiences. Not sure where to go? Here are some of our favorite spots to linger al fresco; many have dock facilities onsite or nearby should you row your boat ashore.