The fishies weren't out today, but we normally love Fanny Bride and the dam for feeding them, you…read morecan buy the fish food across the way at the information center. It was still a beautiful day, the water was incredibly clear, and the information on the dam side is always fun to read.

Nice short walk from the Information center with free parking. Walk across the dam bridge and read…read moreabout the history.

The trail is very long and goes deep into the lake. Walking along the trail just feels like walking…read moreinto a greenish blue clear crystal fantasy. The wind is extremely strong.

This is a fantastic trail with spectacular views of Lake Tahoe! If you are in North Tahoe, you must…read morewalk or bike this trail. It'll give you access to waterfront dining like Jake's on the Lake, beaches like Commons Beach, water sports like kayaking and stand up paddle boarding on the lake or rafting on the Truckee River, and parks such as Sugar Pine Point all the way down the west shore of Lake Tahoe. We came upon this trail while we were camping at Tahoe SRA. The trail goes right by the campground and snakes down to the lake. The campground host told us that if we wanted to use the park's pier or rent kayaks at Commons Beach, we'd have to go down this trail. We did and found that it's great for all of those things. We even went down the trail a little after 10 pm to take a look at the stars. We saw the Big Dipper, the North Star, and the Milky Way! If you're in Tahoe City, bike or walk on this trail!

The only thing better than riding along the Truckee River is probably floating down the Truckee…read moreRiver! We started at our Campground at William Kent and then continued West along the Truckee River all the way to The River Ranch Lodge. They have a Patio overlooking the river, so it was a perfect place to stop and get some refreshments before heading back. The path offers amazing views of the river, the surrounding landscape and endless Pine Trees. Such a fun time!!

The trail is honestly beautiful. How often do you get a paved bike trail away from cars where you…read morecan be next to a river! We didn't have bikes and just wanted walk and it was still really enjoyable. There is parking in a lot across the street from a bike rental shop. You have to then cross the street and go down by the road till it takes you on a bridge and then it gets much cooler by the water. There's lots of opportunities to walk down paths and get closer to the river as well.

This was the highlight of our entire trip. Far exceeded expectations. The boat was immaculate and…read morecomfortable. We had 3 adults and a toddler. Captain Troy was accommodating, kind, hospitable, professional and knowledgeable. He took us to breathtaking sites including Emerald Bay, Fannette Island, Vikingsholm, and Rubicon Bay. We enjoyed swimming in the crystal water and never felt rushed. He provided swim floaties, a cooler with cold beverages, and let us take our time to have so much fun. He even called in advance to accommodate a better start time to ensure we had the best weather. We could not have asked for a more perfect day. Booking was easy and he answered all my questions beforehand. We highly recommend this company.

100 stars. Perfect tour of lake. Booking was easy. Troy was waiting for us and was perfect guide…read more Boat was immaculate. Very safe. Highly recommend all around.

Amazing spot. Chill for you and the kiddos. There's sand that's not all rocky so the kids CAN play…read more It's clean. It's small. Parking isn't that hard as long as you don't block driveways or park like an idiot. That's my new beach next time I'm in that area . That's how much I loved it.

Great little beach one accesses by walking a short trail. It was perfect for the grandkids. There…read moreis a wooden pier that some people enjoyed jumping off into the lake. A small beach area with a few picnic tables above.

My wife and I were invited as guests to Tahoe Yacht Club last week for a Monday night football game…read moreviewing. Fantastic and as friendly as any night-on-the-town can be with friends. The Tahoe Yacht Club location is 'smack' on the Lake. Their interior is a typical with memorabilia as you will find any where - and very inviting. You can sit at the bar or at ample and comfortable tables/chairs and view (in this case the Monday game) from multiple flatscreens and monitors. Or you can venture out on to their lakefront deck and have a commanding vista of the Lake - in all directions. The Club offers a full bar and very attentive staff (male and female) to make your fave-bev. Prices are unbeatable - remember - this is a private club. The Club does not have it's own kitchen, thus most others this evening were invited to BYO - fantastic: chips, dips, salads, casaroles (spelling, sorry) AND something called the YACHT dog (can you figure out what that means? Nothing complicated - but for $1 and all the condiments - I splurged for 2). The evening was about as hospitable as Tahoe City can offer. Thank you TYC. I may even join, with or without a boat.

Excellent place! I…read morecame in for the weekend and since my yacht club is on their "sister club" list, I decided to stop by for a beer. Everyone was very friendly, chatty and genuine. They have a great bar selection, staff and club members. I'll be sure to stop in again and kick my feet up on their patio and chat up the locals.

I graduated from high school 46 years ago, but based on my experience today, the high school…read morestudents of today may have the edge on me. We were looking for Burton Creek State Park, and the instructions in the park tour book said that the trail starts from North Tahoe High School. So we drive along North Lake Rd, make a left on Old Mill Rd, and another left on Polaris, and voila, there's a nice recently paved road and parking lot in front of the school. We drive around and no trail to be seen. Have the wife check with a teenager and her friends and they say the trail is next to the parking lot. Drive completely around the vast parking lot and school and run into the same teenager. Embarassed, I have the wife ask again. The teen rolls her eyes. Dumb and dumber! She says its on the side of the parking lot near the soccer field. We find the trail, just touching the edge of the parking lot a ways from the soccer field. No signs, until we are 100 yards along the path. Sign says no motorbikes but mountain bicycles OK, and dogs OK. Wide trail, the right size for a service trail, with gradual inclines, and relatively smooth. No big boulders nor obstacles along the 5 mile loop through the deep forests, with maps at every intersection, and glimpses to the south of the vast blue Lake Tahoe. A very few people walking the dog, but lots of mountain bicyclists, during our 2 hour walk through the vast forests. Turns out this is a hiking/mountain bike park in the summer, and a cross country ski area in the winter, hence the trail maps, and absence of boulders and shrubbery along the service road wide areas of the pathway. No toilets, no drinking water, but plenty of privacy to do your thing in the bushes. We stop for a lunch break, but quickly change our minds, as the yellow jackets are out in force -at least the wife didn't get stung during a pit stop, where the sun don't shine!. The last part of the trail back to the connecting trail to the high school is a killer - a very steep uphill incline more suited for downhill skiing than cross country skiing. No mountain bike going up that incline! Arriving at the high school, my wife takes a wrong step and lands her new hiking boot in a some wet asphalt pooling on the edge of the just paved parking lot. She takes off her shoe, and is attacked by a swarm of yellow jackets. She launches into a tirade that would make Trump blush. I have to drive the car over to rescue her and her tarred boot, which is finished for this trip! Welcome to high school!

Turn in by the Tamarack Lodge and follow the tiny signs to the trailhead. It's really a dirt road,…read morebut it's good for hiking with kids. It's pretty much all uphill, but you get a great view about .8 miles in (we turned around at that point). Wander off the trail to get a better lake view.

I wouldn't call it a "snow park"! It's a park with snow on the ground no designated sledding area…read moreor anything. Prob best for those hiking or snowmobiling. We went to Tahoe Dave's bought the $5 day pass then cane back hoping to see some great place to sled for kids and was quite disappointed after walking the entire "snow park area" to find nothing safe with out trees, rocks or stumps in your way. Made the best of it walked up blocked off snow road and found a small open enough area to sled. Maybe b I'm missing something but it was given a indication it was a good place for snow play. I guess my idea of snow play is diff then theirs.

I payed for the permit but days have passed and the parking lot remains unusable. No snow removal…read morehas been done since the storms days ago. I'm demanding a refund!

We had the best time playing mini golf as a family. The restrooms were clean, the course was fun…read morefor all, they had arcade games inside and bill was incredibly kind with getting us set up. We can't wait to come back again and enjoy another nice family day out.

My friends and I had a great time here and was a great group activity. They limit holes to 6…read moreguests at a time so we split into two groups but were all able to enjoy it together. We were advised that the Grizzly course was the hardest so we chose that. I was impressed by the various obstacles and was challenging enough to cater to adults. They had a skull that opened and closed its mouth, a raising platform, and others.

Tyler was our kayak tour guide....very knowledgeable about water safety, telling us interesting…read morefacts about Lake Tahoe's natural features, water clarity preservation and history of the area. Kayaked out in absolute beautiful scenery....Tyler let me swim back along the edge of the lake over the minnows around the large boulders and along with the ducks....I was sssoooo happy long distance swimming in the crystal clear water in perfect temps...low 60s All the other guides were wonderful too! Hats off the Tahoe Adventure Company for ONLY supporting manually operated water sports to help keep Lake Tahoe pristine! Robert from Boulder, Colorado

Our group had a great time with TAC. Almost all the other kayak places had been booked for the…read moreday.. but when we stopped by these guys, they accommodated us on a walk in. Thanks for a great time.