Travel to South Lake Tahoe is ramping up after the Angora wildfire slowed bookings. The fire is out and the weather is perfect for summer and fall activities. Michael Newberger, Director of Sales and Marketing at Lakeland Village Beach and Mountain Resort says, "It has been clear and the typical Tahoe beautiful summer-blue skies and gorgeous. No visitor to Lakeland or South Lake Tahoe can even tell there has been a fire!" A recreational paradise, summers in Lake Tahoe offer world-class mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, fishing, para-sailing, and golf for a wonderful mountain vacation.

Summer Festivals and Events

Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival at Sand Harbor - July 12 - August 19, 2007
In its 35th year, the Shakespeare Festival in Lake Tahoe will feature a comedic performance of The Taming of the Shrew paired with the tragic Romeo & Juliet in 2007.

Lake Tahoe Music Festival - July 14 - August 4, 2007
Summer 2007 marks the 25th anniversary of this classical music festival at Lake Tahoe. This year will be a "season of classics," including Classic Beethoven, Classic Jazz, Classic Broadway, Classic Rock, Classic Bluegrass, Classic Jazz and more.

Fall Foliage in Lake Tahoe

Every September through October, Lake Tahoe is the ideal location to view the dazzling red, gold and orange aspens against evergreen forests and endless activities to enjoy the dazzling hues of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Changing colors can be seen by driving along Lake Tahoe's shoreline with brilliant colors on one side and Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America, on the other.

All of the exciting attractions in Lake Tahoe are open, the casinos, the beaches, the gondola at Heavenly, the golf courses, the hiking trails, and of course the resorts that Tahoe is famous for.