Welcome to Lake Tahoe Attractions!

There are so many incredible attractions in Lake Tahoe to suit any taste or age. Overlook picturesque Tahoe Basin from Angora Lookout. Fish in beautiful Lake Tahoe or take a carriage ride beside it. Check out caves formed during the ice age at Cave Rock. While visiting the home of the 1960 Winter Olympics, tour the museum that pays tribute to this monumental event. Take a tour on a snowmobile and see parts of Lake Tahoe that everyone doesn’t get a chance to see. Let hotelsonline.com show you some of our favorite places to stay and to play.

Angora Lookout
Angora Lookout is on a dirt road off Tahoe Mountain Road. Visitors can see a wonderful view of the Tahoe Basin at this spot.

Baldwin Estate
Dextra Baldwin built Baldwin Estate in 1921. The estate now houses the Tallac and Baldwin Museum, and the Washoe Exhibit. The Baldwin Estate's cabins contain art exhibits and workshops during the summer. The site is in South Lake Tahoe.

Blue Ribbon Fishing Charters
Blue Ribbon Fishing Charters have offered professional fishing tours on Lake Tahoe for more than 30 years. The company is insured and licensed by the California Department of Fish and Game and its captain is licensed by the U.S. Coast Guard. Blue Ribbon Fishing Charters also has open and private morning trips from March through November. Bait, tackle, and beverages are included in the rates. Workers will even clean and fillet your catch for free. Blue Ribbon Fishing Charters is in South Lake Tahoe.

Borges Family Sightseeing Carriage Rides
Get a glimpse of Lake Tahoe aboard a European carriage. At Borges Family Sightseeing Carriage Rides, visitors are taken through a neighborhood, onto a sandy beach, and along Lake Tahoe. Tourists should take their cameras. Borges Family Sightseeing Carriage Rides is located along the state line.

Cave Rock
Cave Rock is part of an old volcano and is in South Lake Tahoe. The site received its name from the small caves that were made by Lake Tahoe's waves during the ice age. The Washoe Indians also used to have spiritual ceremonies here.

Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours
Located in North Lake Tahoe, Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours offers 100-mile tours through the forest. The company is one of the premier snowmobile tours in the area, and has been providing trips since 1985. Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours even provides guests with the proper clothing for the journey, including snowsuits, snow boots, and helmets. All of these are given free of charge. Tours are given three times a day and are for guests of all ages.

Olympic Winter Games Museum
Memorabilia from the 1960 Winter Olympics are on display here. The 1960 Winter Olympics was the largest to date with 1,000 athletes competing from 34 nations. It was also the first nationally televised Olympics and the first to provide athletes with accommodations in the Olympic Village. The museum is located in Squaw Valley.

Pioneer Monument
The Pioneer Monument is located in Donner Memorial State Park and is near the Emigrant Trail Museum. The monument is in honor of those who made the difficult trip to reach California in the 1840s. Guided and self-guided hikes are available through different trails near the monument. Pioneer Monument is located in Truckee.

Pope Estate
Pope Estate, built in 1894, is the oldest, largest, and most elaborate estate in the region. Special programs and guided tours are available here. The Great Gatsby Festival in South Lake Tahoe is held here every August.