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Lake Tahoe South East Shore NV

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Overview of Lake Tahoe South East Shore NV Vacation Rentals

Lake Tahoe Vacation Rentals on the Southeast Shore Make the Ideal Vacation Destinations

The lakeside beauty of Lake Tahoe is legendary and has been drawing visitors for decades. Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in North America and its crystal clear blue waters and surrounding snow-capped Sierra Nevada Mountains are picture-perfect. Set 6,229 feet above sea level and measuring 22 miles long and 12 miles wide, it offers plenty of activities all year long. The California/Nevada border runs down the center of the lake and is mainly of significance as all the casinos are on the Nevada side of the lake, located close to the border at Southeast Shore.

Lake Tahoe is a popular bolthole from the big cities with wealthy Californians who want to ski in the winter and escape the heat in the summer. South Shore has plenty of shops and theaters as well as a great choice of restaurants, wine bars and casinos.

What to Expect in the Changing Seasons at Lake Tahoe Cabins

Lake Tahoe has warm sunny summers with very little rainfall. Spring and fall are beautiful seasons with plenty of natural colors. The winter is cold with temperatures barely rising above freezing during the day and guaranteed snowfall from late November through March.

Places to Visit Around Lake Tahoe Vacation Rentals

The nearest city to Lake Tahoe is Carson City, through the mountain pass, a 30-minute drive away. The lakeshore is scattered with small boating communities and resorts which make for great days out. Head for Emerald Bay and see the striking Swedish-style home known as Vikingsholm and Fannette Island, the lake's only island. Kings Beach, Tahoe City, Crystal Bay and Incline Village are just some of the places to head for around the lake.

Further afield, the old silver mining town of Virginia City is a delightfully authentic town with boardwalks along the street and a host of bars, souvenir shops, fine mansions and attractions

Lake Tahoe Lodging Provides a Host of Fun Things to Do

The high season in Lake Tahoe is during the winter months when there is world-class skiing in this scenic area. There are hundreds of ski runs and numerous resorts offering alpine and cross country skiing, tobogganing, snowmobiling, sleigh rides and other winter sports.

In the summer, there is a vast network of mountain trails for hikers and mountain bikers. Sailing, fishing and paddleboating can all be enjoyed in the summer months and kayaking in the green waters of Emerald Bay is particularly lovely. Cruises are available up and down the lake and the US Dixie Paddlewheeler makes a traditional sight on the water. Golf and tennis are widely available. The mountains are also the ideal place for paragliding, climbing, abseiling and other exciting sports.

Lake Tahoe Vacation Rentals Are Better than Hotels in Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe is not a cheap place to stay but there are plenty villas and apartments scattered along the lakeshore. These offer far more comfort and space for a family than the cramped hotel rooms offered in the town center. Set amidst peaceful pine forests with superb lake views, they offer the peace and tranquility which most visitors to Lake Tahoe are looking for. The fully equipped kitchen makes it easy to prepare snacks and meals for the family, and picnics can be packed and taken to the beach or on mountain hikes. Lake Tahoe cabins offer a cozy place to return to after a day on the slopes, with a warm fireplace and somewhere to dry wet outdoor gear.

How to Reach Your Lake Tahoe Vacation Rentals on the Southeast Shore

The nearest commercial airport to Lake Tahoe is the Reno-Tahoe International Airport which is 41 miles away in Nevada. On the California side of the lake, there are three airports: Trukee-Tahoe Airport, Lake Tahoe Airport and Sacramento International Airport which is about a two-hour drive from the lake. Shuttle buses frequently run between Reno Airport and the Southeast Shore, and there are plenty of local buses and taxis serving the area.

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