Local Attractions

Explore Tahoe, located on the bottom floor of the Heavenly Village Transit Center, and billed as an "urban trailhead" by its designers, entwines a wealth of natural history.

Heavenly Village includes mini golf, winter sports of all kinds, an 8-screen movie theater and ice skating.

Lake Tahoe History Museum offers intriguing displays from old Tahoe on skiing, Pony Express, ranching, Indian basketry and more.

Lam Watah Nature Trail at Rabe Meadow is a 2.2 mile scenic walk through meadows and woods to Nevada Beach. On any day one can find many hikers and bikers on the paved trail at Rabe Meadows as well as on the dirt trail of Lam Wa Tah. The newly completed 2.2 mile section of the Stateline to Stateline trail allows users to meander through Rabe Meadows to Nevada Beach, through the Nevada Beach Campground and over to Round Hill Pines Resort. While the beach and camping amenities are seasonal, guests can still enjoy the pet friendly trails, picnic tables and BBQ pits in the area. 

The Tahoe Art League is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting fine art and art education via free monthly art demonstrations for the public, art instruction, summer outdoor shows, fine art exhibits, art scholarships and activities for all ages.