27 Sep A Delectable Find Not Far from Home
The Lake House restaurant in South Lake Tahoe delivers upscale comfort food prepared by a master chef...
27 Sep Reflecting on a Strangely Good Ski Season
In the absence of big, heavy snowstorms, an entire winter spent skiing the Sierra confirms that the range delivers fun conditions in even the oddest of years...
27 Sep Powder Provides
We love it and we pine for it, but why do we covet the white and fluffy so?...
27 Sep Through the Lens: Rarefied Air
Ski and snowboard photographers are always on the hunt for that dynamic shot that captures a moment of pure bliss. A deep, fluffy, powder-spraying turn. A perfectly carved arc atop a pristine groomer. A silhouette against a vibrant sunset. But perhaps no image better illustrates...
27 Sep South Lake Tahoe Residents Unite to Create a New Community Park
In the middle of South Lake Tahoe sits Ski Run Boulevard, perhaps the only city street in the United States that is a straight shot from the base of a ski area to the shore of a spectacular alpine lake. It’s a commercial hub of...
27 Sep New Spots
Long-running Austin’s Restaurant has rounded out its lunch and dinner offerings with some sweet and caffeinated treats. In addition to a full lineup of barista drinks made with South Lake Tahoe’s Alpen Sierra beans, look for signature sips such as matcha vanilla almond latte, teas...
27 Sep Side Dish
EverGreens Juicery, a small-batch cold-pressed juice delivery service, is the brainchild of Incline residents and sisters Emme and Maea Wistrom, who hatched the idea for the business while they were students at Sierra Nevada College (now Sierra Nevada University). Their nutrient-packed products, such as Blush...
25 Jun Success on the Fly
A pandemic-driven surge in fly-fishing has created opportunity in the Tahoe area, where an increase in anglers indicates growing interest in the sport—as well as more pressure on local waters The rod moves like a windshield wiper on a drizzly day, tracing wide arcs over the...
25 Jun Reinventing the Wheel
It wasn't altruism that drove Max Jones to clear brush from the antiquated trail that once served as a flume from Lake Tahoe to Virginia City. “It was purely selfish,” Jones says. “It was all just so I had a ride to do.”...
25 Jun The Bravest of All Mountaineers
Humans love to consider themselves “king of the mountain.” But the claim is really just an ego trip. The true king of the mountains in North America is without a doubt the bighorn sheep. Watch a bighorn climb a steep mountain slope, and you’ll see why....