There are two different waterfalls named Eagle Falls – Lower Eagle Falls, and Upper Eagle Falls.
Both of these beautiful waterfalls can be easily reached, off Hwy 89, across from Emerald Bay. You can find a trail to the falls that begins from the Emerald Bay State Park parking lot. located along highway 89.
It should be noted that no dogs are allowed on the hike trail.
The Lower Eagle Falls is approximately one mile hike down from Lake Tahoe. The hike will bring you to the sandy white beach in Emerald Bay. You will also view the impressive Vikingsholm Castle. [click to continue…]
Located at the base of the new Heavenly Gondola, shoppers can rejoice and spurge at The Shops at Heavenly Village.
To find the best luxury shopping that Lake Tahoe has to offer, The Shops at Heavenly Village offers a wide variety of shops, restaurants, entertainment and museums.
Offering a unique European village flair, along with the beauty of breathtaking Lake Tahoe scenery, The Shops at Heavenly Village is a must. [click to continue…]
Vex Nightclub offers the hottest club scene in all of Lake Tahoe. Vex is located at Harrah’s and is Lake Tahoe’s largest and wildest nightclub.
The nightclub features the VEX girls, who perform musically choreographed topless routines on a series of bridges and platforms above the large crowds.
Vex Nightclub is open both Friday and Saturday nights and features twenty of the hottest female and male entertainers found anywhere.
The dancers also perform on five platforms located throughout the room, providing patrons up close views that they will never forget. [click to continue…]
A visitor to Lake Tahoe can easily get caught up in all the excitement of this alpine wonder, high up in the Sierra Mountains.
The casinos are open 24×7 with the constant sounds of slot machines paying out winnings, and blackjack or craps winners cheering their new found fortunes. Step outdoors and the sidewalks or restaurants are bustling with happy people.
Take to the slopes of world-class skiing and snowboarding and see snow lovers young and old, beginner to black-diamond advanced enjoying the time of their lives.
But if you really want to enjoy the true beauty of scenic Lake Tahoe, get off the beaten path, walk quietly and try your hand, er I mean your feet with snowshoeing. [click to continue…]
Just because the sun is setting, doesn’t mean skiers and riders need to stop enjoying their day on the slopes. Boreal Mountain Resort is proud to offer improved night lighting this season with runs that are brighter than ever.
Open from top to bottom, Boreal welcomes those with busy schedules well into the evening as their night riding starts at 3:30 p.m. and goes until 9 p.m. With double the number of lights in the lower park and four added lights to Upper Prospector, guests will enjoy access to Boreal’s upper and lower terrain park and halfpipe. Cost for night skiing is $25 for adults and $12 for children ages five through 12.
“We’ve got a great product in our night operations that most of the other resorts in Lake Tahoe don’t offer,” said Jody Churich, general manager for Boreal. “In fact, so far this year we’ve seen a 100 percent increase in night pass sales and our night ticket sales have exceeded our expectations as well.” [click to continue…]
From all accounts, the 2010 Winter Games held in Vancouver – British Columbia, Canada was a huge success.
The United States athletes had a record-breaking and history-making journey at these Olympics. Luxury car-maker Audi, has produced another exclusive, behind-the-scenes video.
View the unprecedented accomplishments of the U.S. Ski Team, along with segments from the original Audi film plus special footage and interviews shot in Whistler.
The Emigrant Trail Museum at the park is open year round and includes exhibits about the human and natural history of this area.
The Emigrant Trail Museum was completed in 1962 after 15 years of effort by local citizens, park staff and legislators. Open all year, the museum includes exhibits about the natural history of the Truckee Basin, local Native American life, the overland immigration of the 1840s, the Donner tragedy, construction of the transcontinental railroad, lumbering and ice harvesting. [click to continue…]
