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Explore the North Shore's numerous outdoor activities.
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 Enjoy world-class skiing just minutes away. Centrally located to all the major ski areas, Shooting Star is the perfect place to relax after a day on the slopes. Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, and Northstar are all within a 15-minute drive, and Homewood and Heavenly are just a bit farther. Each resort offers facilities for downhill skiing and snowboarding, and Squaw and Northstar offer cross-country skiing, as well. Shuttle service available. Equipment Rental:
 North America’s largest alpine lake is just across the street, so boating of all kinds reigns supreme in the summertime. Sailing. Enjoy a sightseeing sail or sunset cruise aboard a 35-foot sailboat. Call Tahoe Sailing Charters (530-583-6200). Fishing Boats. Reel in Rainbow Trout, Mackinaws, and German Browns on a guided fishing charter. We recommend Tahoe Fishing Company (530-546-8425) and Reel Deal (530-581-0924). Canoes & Kayaks. Down the road at the Kayak Café (530-546-9337) you can rent different types of human-powered boats, enjoy a cup of coffee and a snack, and kick back and take in the view. Beach Barn (530-546-3111) in Kings Beach also rents kayaks. Fly-fishing Guides and Equipment. Stock up on everything you need to reel in the “big one” at Reno Fly Shop/Truckee River Outfitters. (530-583-0900 or 775-825-3474).  In the summer, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, and Northstar all pack up the skis and snowboards — and open the stables. All three offer guided trail rides and pack charters.  Carnelian Bay has two newly restored public beaches with picnic tables and barbecues, a nice lakeside path, and a public pier that’s perfect for a leisurely, scenic stroll — all just a quick walk from Shooting Star.  Hiking & Biking. Discover miles of Forest Service trails right in our own Carnelian Bay neighborhood. Walk out our door and enjoy mountain biking and hiking for all levels or simply take a stroll among the stately pines and amazing natural mountain scenery. You need not go far for some spectacular lake views. Grab a trail map in our upstairs lobby. Rent a Bike. Downhill, road, performance mountain gear — you can rent just about anything on wheels at the Olympic Bike Shop. Single- or multiple-day rentals available (530-581-2500).  Bring along the ol’ woods and irons and enjoy golf courses with gorgeous terrains and unbeatable views. We recommend: Old Brockway is a scenic nine-hole course. 400 Brassie Ave., Kings Beach (530-546-9909). Coyote Moon offers a majestic setting and a championship 18-hole course designed by Brad Bell.10685 Northwoods Blvd., Truckee (530-587-0886). Resort at Squaw Creek has a beautiful championship 18-hole course. 400 Squaw Creek Road, Squaw Valley (530-583-6300). Northstar at Tahoe is a NCGA-rated par 72 course and offers assistance from a resident PGA pro. (530-562-2490).  Visit one of the many galleries featuring local artists and craftspeople. We recommend: North Tahoe Art Center/Sierra Artists' Network. 380 North Tahoe Blvd., Tahoe City (530-581-2787). This non-profit organization supports the arts and artists of the North Lake Tahoe and Truckee area. Vista Gallery. 7081 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe Vista (530-546-7794). A fine art gallery featuring original art by over 36 accomplished contemporary artists in a variety of media and Tahoe nostalgic images. Unique artworks include more than 600 vintage Tahoe photographs.  Carnelian Bay Weather Report Caltrans Mountain Highway Report Tahoe Chamber of Commerce Event Calendar |
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