Things To Do
Van Sickle Bi-State Park
Entrance fee: FREE A short walk from the Stateline, NV casinos, Van Sickle is one the most accessible parks in the Tahoe Basin. A short climb from the trailhead quickly transports visitors to the serenity of the forest. The park’s easy to moderate trails are studded with rock outcroppings that present grand views of the largest alpine lake in North America and the surrounding peaks. The Rim Trail Connector provides a tie-in to the famed Tahoe Rim Trail, designated by National Geographic Adventure magazine as one of the nation’s top ten trails. The park is open to hikers, bicyclists and equestrians
The Hangar Taproom & Bottleshop
They have an acre of outdoor, family-friendly space for you to enjoy your drinks, hang out, sit under a canopy of pine trees, listen to music and pretend as though you’re in your friend's yard. A really big yard with an endless supply of beer. Corn hole, bocce ball and some other yard games are all available (in the adult only zone) to get a little competitive.
Edgewood Resort Golf Course
Edgewood Golf Course is at an altitude of more than 6,200 ft. on the shores of America’s most majestic alpine lake. From the first hole to the last, every Edgewood moment has been designed to provide you with one-of-a-kind challenges, natural marvels, and enduring championship-caliber memories. Rated as one of Golf Digest’s top public golf courses, Edgewood has welcomed some of the biggest names in the game. Players like Tiger Woods, Arnold Palmer, Phil Mickelson, John Daly, and Lee Trevino have all teed up here, adding their masterful strokes to this mighty legend on the lake.
Emerald Bay State Park
Parking - $10 per vehicle for the day or $3 for one hour. In 1969, Emerald Bay was designated a National Natural Landmark for its brilliant panorama of mountain-building processes and glacier carved granite. The natural beauty, geology and history of this unique island make it one of the highlights of any visit to the Lake Tahoe area. Emerald Bay State Park is located 12 miles north of South Lake Tahoe. Vehicles cannot drive down to the lake, however, there are many vistas and hiking trails.