This year has been challenging at best for small businesses across the country. The Tahoe region is no exception. From restaurants and bars to storefronts and galleries, small businesses around Lake Tahoe will long feel the economic impact of the COVID-19 fallout as we inch...
The iconic shores of Lake Tahoe have lured legendary landowners for centuries. Real estate tycoons, railroad barons, financiers, conservationists, world-renowned athletes and philosophers have transformed both the Tahoe real estate market as we know it and the land surrounding Lake Tahoe. In the wake...
New places to wine and dine....
One of the many reasons golf is such a beloved game is that people can play, and play well, at any age. But as we all inevitably grow older, our pre-round warmups become more and more important....
When I talk to women of all ages, I find that one of the biggest barriers to getting into golf is finding time for it. Time is tough because we all feel like we are running out of it and just don’t have enough. We...
Golfing at high elevation can be fun—with some added distance—but can also create challenges for those who are not used to the difference. For those who watch the PGA Tour on TV, the WGC-Mexico Championship tournament is held at nearly 10,000 feet in elevation....
Has this ever happened to you? You walk up to a shot and see the green surrounded by water or bunkers. Suddenly, your heart starts beating a little faster, your palms get sweaty and you tense up, leading to a poor shot that leaves your...
Since Lake Tahoe’s circumnavigating trail officially opened in 2001—after 17 years of work and more than 200,000 volunteer hours—the Tahoe Rim Trail Association has always served as its biggest promoter. But times have changed....
TQ’s Best of Tahoe Photo Contest has never been more competitive. This year we received over 170 images over a three-week span, with dozens of award-worthy candidates across all six categories: Landscape, Pets, Wildlife, Sports, Kids, and Black & White. Our panel of professional photographer...
Paul Johansen walks past stone of almost every conceivable shape, size and texture. Slabs of granite as heavy as compact cars, plate-like panels of quartzite and blocks of basalt—all are meticulously stacked in a yard that is the starting point for some of Tahoe’s most...