I went on a portion of the Tahoe Rim Trail hike with two of my friends…read more Were a bit ambitious and decided to walk a portion of the trail (6 miles one way and 6 miles back). We stayed at an AirBnB off Cold Creek Trail and decided to carve our way towards Monument Peak. I started the "Hike" feature on my Apple Watch and watched as we started minute one of the hike. The time was middle of Fall, at about 1pm, when all the leaves are changing colors. The air was a degree colder than crisp but the sun had not set too early yet. I have to agree that this is the most stunning and beautiful hike I have ever been on. Every minute of the trail offered a new scenery. Especially during the beginning of the hike, I really understood why people love and can become one with nature. Halfway though our hike, we stopped by a meadow. It was beautiful, just like the ones you see in movies. Everything was clear, birds fluttering far away from the top of trees towards the faraway mountains. There was a pool of water where fish were swimming. A nice waterfall adjacent nearby with it's soothing sounds of water flowing. One of my friends was ambitious and wanted to press on. We agreed to about another hour (and what a tough hour that was). We started to make our way towards the California-Nevada border, and up what appears to be 500 feet per mile height from the green to the yellow on google maps. It was there that I had no more reception and my body knew that it was going to be sore for days. (Lucky for me one of our other friends had Tylenol at home). We ended the hike 11.5 miles later (I'm not sure how 0.5 miles got lost on the watch... maybe it got tired from counting for me too) and right as the sun started to set. The hike drained all our energy to the point where we needed dinner to be delivered to us. Very difficult but very accomplished. And this was only through a 6 mile segment of the trail.

On our trip heading to Carson City from South Tahoe, we knew we would be passing the Tahoe Rim…read moreTrail and decided to make a quick hike. We parked on north side of Hwy 50 just west of the summit. There are limited parking spaces next to trailhead and there are no restroom facilities. There are several informational signs at the trailhead on the trails. You can hike into the Spooner Backcountry or on the Tahoe Rim Trail. With our schedule, we planned to hike a 6 miles loop. Having lightly snowed two nights before the trail had a light snow covering which made it a beautiful hike. From the trail, we had a view of Spooner Lake and Lake Tahoe. The trail took us through groves of trees and a rock formation. It was nice beautiful and serene short hike. Hope to be back so we can hike more of the Tahoe Rim Trail.

Since South Lake Tahoe was windy, icy, and snowy, we found Eagle Ridge Trail in conservative, but…read morequaint Genoa nearly 50 minutes away where we could hike. Because it's the off-season, we easily found parking at the trailhead. Advertised as a 4.6-mile out-and-back moderately challenging trail, our party decided to hike 2 miles up and back as the wind was becoming gustier by the minute. While on the trail, we encountered motorized mountain bikers, a gopher snake, and beautiful views. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas, but beware that this is a black bear, mountain lion, and snake habitat. Prior to beginning the trail, I recommend a stop at the Mormon Station State Historic Park to use their restrooms. If you're there when the museum is open, it's $1 per adult.

We had a great time with our 2 rental e-bikes. Casey was very kind and helpful and set us up with…read morethe bikes and suggestions for trails to ride. We road a bunch of the dirt trails in the area to Nevada Beach, Round Hill Beach for lunch, and Van Sickle Park. Highly recommend.

Highly recommend this place, prices are fair and every staff member I've met has been super…read morehelpful! The moon bikes were crazy fun, and it's a great place to rent a kayak or e bike from as well! Can't thank these guys enough for the good times!

Incredible ride in the gondola. Great coaster at the top! Breathtaking views from the top…read more Enjoyed everything. Be advised though - it is NOT cheap. Be prepared to spend hundreds of dollars for this experience. Worth it though.

2 of 2 Yelp Reviews…read more We were Heavenly customers before Vail Resorts bought them in March of 2002. Our season pass also applies to Northstar, acquired in October 2010, and Kirkwood, acquired in April 2012. I am very happy with all the acquisitions; I feel I am getting a better value from my season pass. But now that I am a loyal Mt Rose customer, it gets harder and harder to come to the Vail/Epic resorts... Quality/Quantity - My favorite lifts and runs are at Heavenly Ski Resort. And more specifically, at the Stagecoach lift!! Long lift, long run, less people. Too bad the season is over and the NV side is closed. And due to the poor season and lack of snow, we needed to shuttle from the Sky/Canyon lift to the Gondola chairs (Dipper and Comet lifts)?!?! Lastly, the Tamarack lift opened half an hour late, not until 9:30am! Today was my worst day at Heavenly EVER!! Two seasons ago, I broke my vertical record with my daughter!! And on a Sunday! Ambiance - See above. Public paid parking lots. But today, my wife dropped me off and went to the lake house to relax. Well to check on the property. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 4pm. Service - Plenty of employees today, thank you. Price - I have a season pass. But due to the poor season and me being too lazy to drive an hour to ski, I have only used it once. This was one expensive day! I will probably not renew my pass for next season... Sadly. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your successes with your 42 resorts in 3 countries. Look forward to skiing as many of your properties as possible.

I don't live in South Lake Tahoe. I visit regularly…read more I discovered Tahoe Sports Limited in '25, and have shopped in nearly every department of the store. T S L is among the very best retailers and staff I have encountered in a lifetime. That is @ 50 years of action sports immersion, on both sides of the counter. T S L has it all, all the gear, all seasons knowledgeable, ski shop tunes and repairs, and demonstrates passion and care about it all, especially dialed into consistent and engaging Customer Service. That's a WOW... and why I actually look forward, rather make a point to patronize the store when I visit South Lake Tahoe. I can navigate and find, or be guided to what I need, whether new or a repair/parts. TSL practices what the best in the indistry may have forgotten. Looking forward to a next visit. ROCK ON TSL Team ! Corey

Great shop. I was in Tahoe on vacation and rented a bike from them. Luke took great care of me…read moreinstalling my pedals and getting my position right. I ended up have a great day on the bike. Thanks y'all!

It was a perfect day to hike this past weekend. It wasn't too hot nor cold. With our local weather…read morecooling it was probably the warmest weekend we'll have in awhile. I'm glad I was outdoors and got some much needed vitamin D and my blood pumping. It's not the easiest trail so I'd rethink this if you're bringing smaller children. We ran into other couples on the trail, but we were able to stop and enjoy our lunch midday away from anyone and start heading out before it started cooling down. We thoroughly enjoyed hiking this trail and look forward to returning next year.

The Carson Valley Trails are a diverse cluster of expertly built and maintained trails in the…read moreCarson Valley. I spent the most time on the Pinyon Trail, the only Carson Valley Trail east of Gardnerville. It was carved into the side of the desert mountain with stunning views of the Sierra Nevada range. The trail wound around the side of the mountain with lots of turns, elevation gain, and elevation loss. It is the best Carson Valley trail for mountain biking if you want something manageable and not too dangerous. It has the most "flow" of any of the trails for biking. The best overall trail for mountain biking was the Clear Creek Trail. It started in a fire scorched desert section near a school and slowly wound its way up into the dense pine mountains. I could tell how much effort it took to build the trail because some sections hung on to the side of the mountain. Maybe I was overly cautious, but I slowly crept up each bend in the trail, cognizant of a potently biker whizzing down from above. The trail wasn't big enough for two bikers unless one biker was hugging the mountainside. I made it up to Knob Point before I was thoroughly exhausted and turned around. This was only about half of the trail. It's hard to explore all of the trails and still have a full time job. Fortunately, when I turned around I didn't have to exert much energy besides slamming on the brakes and guiding the bike down the mountain. It's a trail that one could push to their limit, then turn around and the let gravity bring them back.

Overall a disappointing experience. The people working there are very nice and truly seem to care…read morebut the overall process needs improvement: Made a reservation online and it hardly made a difference on the priority of getting our gear, they still needed all the info you provide them as if you were a walk-in. Furthermore, they only had one person working the gear counter during morning rush, management should definitely get more people working during these times. Gear wasn't setup that great, guess you get what you pay for since it's the cheapest place in the village. Snowboard bindings were set too loose for the boots, had to adjust them on the mountain and the stomp pad was in a poor position for a goofy setup. I normally prefer small businesses but I'll be avoiding this place in the future. Unless you get there a day early and provide feedback for setting the gear up, I'd recommend going somewhere else. Hope some operation improvements get made to match their nice employees.

It's not cheap but it's extremely convenient. They have everything you need, great brands, cute…read morestyles in the center of the village. Got a quick wax and a bikini for the hot tub. The staff was hilarious! Thanks guys. I will be back.

Not good option for older road bikes, especially over 20 years old. They charge double shop rate…read more Took 4.5 hours at 200/hour to change oil and filter, replace both tires, flush hydraulic fluids, check battery and gear oil and do safety check ride. No air filters or spark plugs even though I requested 16,000 mile service. Plus they left off the seat nuts. Still looking for a good Yamaha road bikes mechanic ‍

The first thing on the work order said: Get the bike…read morerunning. Did i pick up my bike running? NO! I had to pay for a bike i received back with parts hanging off it. The wiring was undone and complete mess. I had to take my bike to another shop. They charged me for actually fixing the bike and getting it running. I was billed for work they didn't do. You cant bill people for wishful thinking. You can only bill for the actual work performed.