Lake Tahoe:

Sure, winter has its share of stuff to do, but summer is funner in this California alpine wonderland. And depending on your desires, North Lake Tahoe and Tahoe South offer distinctly different warm-weather experiences. Situated just 21 miles apart along America’s largest alpine lake, the two regions are worlds apart: North Lake Tahoe (Tahoe City) is quiet, laid back and family friendly. Tahoe South is lively, rowdy and nightlife centric. Beyond their differences, they both share the natural beauty of crystal-clear water and the pine-scented evergreen forests of the Sierra Nevada Mountains…oh yeah, and world-class boating, water skiing, jet skiing, paddle boarding, windsurfing, camping, fishing, cycling and hiking. Each has plenty of lodging and dining options, casino gambling (on the Nevada side of the lake) and festivals, outdoor concerts and boutique shopping. So, whichever experience you seek, it’s a tale of two Tahoes that you can mix and match to customize your memorable summer fun.