Things to Do

Things to Do in Lake Tahoe

From sparkling lake views and alpine trails to local shops, cozy cafés, and lively breweries, Club Tahoe Resort invites you to embrace the mountain spirit of Incline Village. Nestled in the heart of North Lake Tahoe, our resort is the perfect home base for year-round adventure.

Spend summer days swimming or kayaking at Sand Harbor, hiking scenic trails lined with pines and aspens, or exploring Incline Village’s boutiques, restaurants, and live entertainment. In winter, hit the slopes at nearby resorts like Diamond Peak or Northstar for skiing, snowboarding, and sledding fun.

Whether you’re here to explore the outdoors or simply unwind by the lake, your perfect Tahoe getaway starts at Club Tahoe Resort — where every season brings something new to discover.

Incline Village Area guide
Sand Harbor

Sand Harbor

Nestled just a short drive from Club Tahoe Resort, Sand Harbor State Park spans 55 scenic acres of sandy beaches, rocky coves, and shaded forest areas — offering expansive panoramic views of Lake Tahoe. It’s a beloved spot for swimming, paddleboarding, sunbathing, photography, and classic beachside relaxation.

Diamond Peak Ski Resort

Right in Incline Village, Diamond Peak Ski Resort is renowned for its family-friendly feel, uncrowded slopes, and captivating Tahoe views. With approachable runs, a respected ski school, and fantastic scenery, it’s ideal for all ages and skill levels.

Diamond Peak Ski Resort
Northstar California Ski Resort

Northstar California Resort

About 20 minutes from Incline Village, Northstar California Resort combines world-class skiing with a vibrant village experience. In addition to groomed slopes and terrain parks, you’ll find an ice-skating rink, luxury dining, boutique shopping, and lively après-ski options.

Incline Village Mountain Course

Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the unique layout of the Incline Village Mountain Course, set amidst groves of ancient trees and rolling elevation changes, all framed by sweeping Sierra Nevada vistas.

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Tahoe Rim Trail

Tahoe Rim Trail

Encircling the entire Lake Tahoe Basin, the Tahoe Rim Trail offers more than 165 miles of hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities. From shorter family-friendly segments near Incline Village to longer day hikes and backpacking trips, the trail provides countless ways to explore Tahoe’s diverse landscapes.

Community & Seasonal Events

For that genuine local flair, Incline Village offers a handful of vibrant community events—like the traditional Ullr Festival in winter or Fourth of July fireworks—creating an inclusive, festive atmosphere year-round.

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Tahoe Shakespeare Festival

Looking for summertime culture with a view? The Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival brings gourmet meals and first-class theater to the shoreline stage at Sand Harbor State Park. Picture toes in sand, a refined meal, and an unforgettable show as the sun sets.

Flume Trail

For outdoor enthusiasts, the Flume Trail is a must-experience. This moderately challenging 14-mile route sits at elevations between 7,000–8,000 feet, featuring roughly 1,000 feet of climbing in the first few miles and 4.5 miles of narrow singletrack. The real reward? Dramatic cliffside views of the lake that are perfect for mountain biking and hiking alike—though it’s not for those uncomfortable with heights.

Flume Trail
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Tahoe Science Center

A hidden gem for families and curious travelers, the UC Davis Tahoe Science Center in Incline Village offers hands-on exhibits and interactive learning about Lake Tahoe’s ecology. From 3-D movie experiences to fascinating research on the lake’s clarity, it’s a great way to connect science and adventure.