Samantha & JT
Things To Do
Everline Resort & Spa
-The resort has lots of fun amenities: restaurants, bars, heated swimming pools, hot tubs, spa, championship golf course, fitness center, outdoor activities, free shuttle to the Village at Palisades, scenic hiking, biking trails, fly fishing and more! -Rentals from Everline: electric bikes, adventure tours, paddleboards and more! https://www.everlineresort.com/resort-activities/experiences/#!/ -Free shuttle to the Village at Palisades! -Restaurants: Six Peaks Grille, Sandy's Pub, Cascades Restaurant, and Bearshine Cafe -Golf: Email Alex at astremel@everlineresort.com for our group discount rates! 18 Holes is $60 before noon and $50 after noon. 9 Holes is $45 before noon and $35 after noon.
Places to Visit Around the Lake
-Palisades (Formerly Squaw Valley): Ski town known for the 1960 Winter Olympics. 25% Discount on the Aerial Tram using code "Everline25". -Emerald Bay: Beautiful part of the lake that overlooks Fannette Island. Great place to take boat tours from, hike to Eagle Falls, or tour Vikingsholm. -Incline Village: Sand Harbor Beach: Enjoy the crystal clear waters and beautiful rock formations. One of the most beautiful places in North Tahoe! -South Lake Tahoe Stateline: Home of Heavenly Ski Resort (where JT and Sam grew up skiing and snowboarding), shops, restaurants, big casinos, and more! Definitely recommend visiting if you have extra time! -Truckee: Historic small downtown with boutiques, galleries, restaurants, wine bars, and even historical landmarks. River rafting: https://whitewatertours.com/river-rafting/truckee-river/#rafting-trips -North Lake Tahoe: Kings Beach, Tahoe Vista, Carnelian Bay, Agate Bay, Dollar Point, and Incline Village.
Hiking Trails
-Stateline Lookout: 1.5 mile (easy) hike for all along the NV/CA state line. -Tahoe East Shore Trail: 5.2-mile (easy) paved path along the shoreline. Great to e-bike! -Monkey Rock Trail: 2.6 mile (moderate) trail to see Monkey Rock which is named for a carved granite rock that looks like a monkey, offers a breathtaking panorama of Lake Tahoe. -Washeshu Creek to Shirley Canon Trail: 1.5 mile (moderate) trail leads you into the Tahoe National Forest and out to some small waterfalls. -Five Lakes Trail: 4.9 mile (moderate) trail nestled in the foothills of the Granite Chief Wilderness in Olympic Valley
Breakfast / Brunch Restaurants
-The Dam Cafe: (Tahoe City; Great to bike to from the Truckee River Bike Trail!) -Fire Sign (Tahoe City; Breakfast all day) -West Shore Market + Deli (Tahoe City) -Cornerstone Kitchen (Truckee) -Drink Coffee, Do Stuff (Truckee) -Tunnel Creek Cafe (Incline Village) -Happy Tiers Cafe: (Incline Village; Known for their cinnamon rolls!) -Bert's Cafe: (South Lake Tahoe; JT's favorite is the Cowboy!)
Lunch / Dinner Restaurants
-Gar Woods Grill & Pier (Lakefront in Carnelian Bay) -Sunnyside (Waterfront in Tahoe City) -Fat Cat Bar & Grill (Burgers in Tahoe City) -Bridgetender Tavern (Casual Spot in Tahoe City on the Truckee River) -Christy Hill (Upscale in Tahoe City) -River Ranch Lodge (Overlooking the Truckee River in Tahoe City) -Moe's Original BBQ (One of Sam's favorite spots in Tuscaloosa and Birmingham!) -Fireside Pizza Company (Palisade Village) -Tremigo (Palisade Village) -Auld Dublin (Irish Cuisine in Palisade Village) -Big Water Grille (Incline Village) -Charthouse: (South Lake Tahoe: our family favorite happy hour!)
Bars
-North Lake Tahoe Brewing Co (Tahoe City) -Shadyside Lounge (Mexican Eatery and Bar in Tahoe City) -Pete N Peter's (Tahoe City) -Uncorked (Wine Bar in Palisade Village) -Idle Hour: (South Lake Tahoe: Wine Bar on the Lake w/ prettiest sunset) -Community: (South Lake Tahoe: Speakeasy)