Sawyer & Jarek
Things To Do
Tahoe Bike & Ski Company
Bike rentals and full-service bike shop in South Lake Tahoe. Centrally located.
The Most Beautiful Drive in America
At 22 miles long and 12 miles wide, Lake Tahoe is North America’s largest alpine lake with the California/ Nevada state line bisecting it. You can begin your travels at any point along the 72-mile route around the lake.
Riva Grill On the Lake
Take in views of the lake and enjoy the famous Wet Woody! Make sure you have a driver. These babies are strong!
Feeling Lucky?
The hotels on Stateline offer casinos to try your luck at winning! Harvey's also offers an arcade that's fun for the whole family.
Magic Carpet Golf
Family-run miniature-golf course, open seasonally since 1971, with a snack bar & video game arcade.
Heavenly Village
The village offers different shops, restaurants, and activities for everyone to enjoy!
Tahoe East Shore Trail
This 2.5 mile path ends at Sand Harbor (5 mile round trip) and is a great way to view the beautiful lake by walking or biking! Trailhead is located right next to Tunnel Creek Cafe. There is pay parking available at the trailhead as well as street parking.
Truckee River Rafting
Grab a raft, your friends, and a couple beers or bring the whole family! This river float is suitable for children 2+. Sawyer grew up going down these class 2-3 rapids and it's sure to be a fun, family memory to have for years to come.
Thunderbird Lodge
Shuttles leave from Incline Village Visitors Center to bring you to the property! The Thunderbird Lodge, also known as the Whittell Estate, is a historic 6.51-acre waterfront estate located on the east shore of Lake Tahoe. Tour this beautiful property where you will see the iconic Thunderbird Yacht equipped with twin V-12, 550 hp Kermath engines, learn about George Whittell and his pet lion, and hear historic stories, such as how King's Beach was won in a card game on the property.
Tahoe Treetop Adventure Parks
This spot offers different aerial ropes courses for 6+. Great activity for all ages with course difficulty measured from green circle to black diamond.