Paige & Lee
Things To Do
Chambers Landing Bar & Grill
Known for their Chambers Punches! Paige has worked here a couple summers over the years. Great place to walk out and see the lake, grab some lunch or just enjoy an afternoon on the pier overlooking Lake Tahoe.
Olympic Bike Shop
If you're looking for a great place to rent a bike and cruise down the bike path in Tahoe city or rent a mountain bike for the tons of trails they have located in and around the lake, Olympic Bike is where it's at! They have a great selection and are super friendly....(Our friends Sam and Molly work there so be sure to say Hi ;-)
Christy Hill
This place is located in downtown Tahoe City. They are a fancier restaurant so if you're looking for an amazing dinner experience with a gorgeous view I would recommend making reservations. If you're just looking for a glass of wine and apps they also have a great sand bar with wine and beer selections. I would recommend calling though because the Sandbar is weather dependent and you never know what you're going to get, weatherwise, in May!
Nevada Museum of Art
This is an awesome little museum with a great view of Reno on the top floor. Their exhibits are always changing & it's a great option to spend an afternoon.
Whispering Vine
This is a favorite wine bar and restaurant of Paige and Lee's. It's located in Northwest Reno and has great food and a spectacular wine selection.
Eagle Rock Hiking Trail Homewood
This is a favorite hike of Paige's dad, Byron. It's a quick 10 minute (steep) hike with gorgeous views of the West Shore. Located in Homewood, there is a pull-off to the right side of the road with a trail sign leading the way to the top!
Squaw Valley
A must-see for anyone's first visit to Tahoe! Home of the 1960 Winter Olympics, Squaw Valley is a favorite ski resort of Paige and Lee's in the Winter and an awesome place to explore any time of year! You can buy a ticket to go to the top of the mountain via a gondola, or you can explore the shops and restaurants located in the Squaw Valley Village. Shirley Lake Hiking trail is also a great option, depending on the amount of snow still left on the ground!