A Beginner’s Guide to Mountain Biking at Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe is not just a haven for skiers and snowboarders. It’s also gained a reputation as one of the nation’s premier destinations for mountain biking enthusiasts.
COVID-19 Industry Resources for El Dorado County
See our tips on ways to travel responsibly in El Dorado County. Update December 15, 2021 – California Department of Public Health issues a mask mandate effective through January 15, 2022.
The Road to Tahoe
Trip Picks Ice House Reservoir This popular fishing location in Eldorado National Forest, approximately 11 miles off Highway 50, also features camping, hiking, jet skiing, and fishing. Lovers Leap An
Safety tips to enhance your Lake Tahoe mountain biking experience
Mountain biking is undoubtedly one of the most exhilarating sports around. One fantastic location for mountain biking is the Lake Tahoe region in El Dorado County. It boasts endless trails to explore. You get to experience both mellow scenic paths and hair-raising downhills. If you plan to try one of the Lake Tahoe mountain biking trails, do make it a point to ride responsibly. Following safety tips and travel etiquette will enhance your mountain biking experience.
3 Gorgeous lakes in El Dorado County (that aren’t Lake Tahoe!)
A fantastic destination for anyone who loves to spend time outdoors, El Dorado County is a treasure trove of natural beauty. From the roaring Sierra mountain ranges to sandy, white beaches of local lakes, the area boasts of an exceptionally vast and diverse landscape. And in the midst of it all lie some of the most beautiful lakes you will ever see. While Lake Tahoe may be El Dorado County’s best-known body of water, there are multitudes of lesser-known gems hidden among the lush forests and lofty mountains, which make for wonderful getaways. Read on to learn more.
Beyond Tahoe: Wine & Whitewater in California’s Gold Country
The enchanting emerald waters of Lake Tahoe have been luring visitors in for years. Beyond the beauty of the lake lies the scenic Gold Country of California, with a range of attractions and activities ripe for the picking by a true explorer. You can literally raft the American River in the morning, and sip homegrown libations by dusk. Take your pick in this budding nook of California, the charming place where El Dorado and Placer Counties join.
4 unique adventures on the road to Lake Tahoe
An average of 40,000 cars travel from Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe through the Sierra Nevada Foothills on scenic Highway 50 every day. But the vast majority have no idea what they are missing less than a mile away from this popular route. If you’re willing to explore, you’ll be rewarded with unique adventures (along with some photos, wine, and even a freshly baked pie!).
Lake Tahoe AleWorX
The craft beer enthusiasts here at AleWorX find delight in the daily adventure of trying the latest one-off from the new local brewery; or the opportunity to explore a seasonal
South Lake Brewing Company
Craft beer from the Jewel of the Sierras. The mission of South Lake Brewing Company is to brew the highest-quality craft beer inspired by the beauty and adventure of Lake
Camp Richardson Historic Resort & Marina
On the picturesque shores of South Lake Tahoe, the original Camp Richardson Resort is a cherished destination that has offered a timeless retreat for generations of families and friends. This historic resort
Lake Tahoe Museum
In 1968, .a group of volunteers gathered artifacts and started a small museum in the city of South Lake Tahoe, In 1983, the museum moved from our Log Cabin into
What Makes the American River a Top Whitewater Rafting Destination in California
The American River has long attracted those drawn to the challenge and rhythm of whitewater rafting. Flowing through the heart of El Dorado County, this river delivers more than an adrenaline-filled experience—it offers a compelling combination of three distinct forks, stunning natural surroundings, and well-organized rafting access that make it one of California’s leading whitewater destinations.