Martin Hollay and a Lifetime of Glove Making
As an apprentice glove maker in Hungary in the 1930s, Martin eventually moved to the U.S. in 1958 settling in South Lake Tahoe to live, ski, raise a family, and continue making hand stitched leather gloves using his glove press that is over 100 years old. […]
Do you know…how KT-22 got its name?
No, it’s not named after any resemblance to Pakistan’s K2.
It’s named after Kick Turns. 22 of them. […]
Hope Valley Outdoors Yurt
Cross country ski at the solar-powered Hope Valley Outdoor Center at Pickett’s Junction. Established by long-time South Lake Tahoe local, Joyce Coker (aka “the Pie Lady”) the off the grid yurt offers high voltage, human-powered fun. […]
Tahoe Bike Challenge
Nothing beats riding a bike around town to hear the spring birds and watch the wild flowers pop. Here’s another reason to grab another gear.
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Not always a Vacation at USCG Station Lake Tahoe
Despite its challenges, USCG crew members say they wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. […]
72 Miles of Pure Liquid Fun along the Lake Tahoe Water Trail
The Lake Tahoe Water Trail is an endless 72-mile water route along the shoreline that connects public launch and landing sites, and features water safety and stewardship tips to help paddlers have a safe and fun adventure. […]
Pain McShlonkey Classic at Squaw March 17
Get your saucers ready for the annual Pain McShlonkey Classic event at Squaw on Saturday, March 17, 2018. Got any big trips planned? […]
Tahoe Maritime Museum
If you love art, history and boating, you don’t want to miss the Tahoe Maritime Museum. […]
Alpenglow Mountain Winter Festival
Driven by fun, community, health, education and the embodiment of the mountain lifestyle, the Alpenglow Mountain Winter Festival held each February in North Lake Tahoe is a celebration of human-powered mountain sports, events, clinics, equipment demonstrations, critically-acclaimed film and more. […]
Full Moon Snowshoe Hikes at Sugar Pine Point SP
Step back in time along the west shore of Lake Tahoe for a great cause. […]
Snowshoe through History at Sugar Pine Point State Park March 17
What would it be like to be the only permanent resident of Lake Tahoe’s West Shore during the winter of 1904?
Find out during a snowshoe hike around the Hellman-Ehrman Mansion on the lake shore March 17 starting at 11:00 AM. You’ll learn about the natural environment that attracted Tahoe’s earliest settlers and explore the fascinating history of a Tahoe landmark. […]