Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe

Boating is a popular hobby around here and there are launch ramps all around the lake to prove it. Explore marinas, boat rentals, boat tours, and more.

Lake Tahoe is known for its deep blue, crystal-clear waters, epic alpine views and 300+ sunny days per year making it a world-class kayaking destination.

Walk out our front doors and over to a 2.4 mile ride up in the Heavenly Mountain Gondola with breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Tahoe.

Add 10% distance to your drive in the crisp, high altitude air. Golfing at Lake Tahoe is under some of the bluest sky you’ve ever had over your head.

Lake Tahoe is one of the clearest, largest, and deepest alpine lakes in the entire world, making it the perfect place to paddleboard.

Hike up glacier-carved granite slopes, find hidden waterfalls, top out on summit peaks, and discover alpine meadows painted with wildflowers. Lake Tahoe hiking boasts an extensive network of backcountry hiking trails that is sure to lead to your happy place.

Lake Tahoe beaches are gorgeous with amazing high-alpine scenery to match the serious beach scene around the shore. You’ll find miles of sandy beaches throughout Lake Tahoe that cater to every taste.

If your idea of fun includes getting wet, you’re in the right place. Lake Tahoe is the perfect spot for wake surfing, waterskiing, jet skiing, and more.

Got a passion for pedaling? Whether you prefer dropped bars to dropper posts, you’ll find plenty of adventure at Lake Tahoe. Discover dirt trails, smooth pavement, technical climbs, swoopy turns, and exhilarating descents.

Take in one-of-a-kind views of Lake Tahoe, Mt. Tallac, and Pyramid Peak as you race down Heavenly’s 1,000-foot-long zip line.

For a truly enchanting experience, take to the skies in a hot air balloon. Marvel at the sunrise or sunset over Lake Tahoe and the surrounding mountains while drifting serenely above the landscape.

Take a leisurely drive around Lake Tahoe, also known as America’s Most Beautiful Drive. At 22 miles long and 12 miles wide, Lake Tahoe is North America’s largest alpine lake. The lake contains enough water to cover the entire state of California to a depth of 14 inches. You can begin your travels at any point along the 72-mile route around the lake.