Lake Tahoe Activities
- January - Snow, snow, and
more snow. New year's week usually packs the crowds. Martin Luther King weekend
draws tourists from everywhere for this three day holiday weekend.
- February - Start your
month at a Super Bowl party in Tahoe. President's day is a big draw. End your month with
the start of the Snow Festival.
- March - Snow Festival
anyone? Winter activities abound.
- April - Easter weekend marks
the end of ski operations for many area ski resorts. Cold nights and warm days generate
our world famous Corn Snow.
- May - Looking for late season
skiing? Lake Tahoe boasts one of the longest ski seasons - anywhere! Ski in the AM, golf
and boat in the PM.
- June - Transition into
spring? More winter? Or the start of summer? Hard to predict.
- July - The fourth of July
marks the beginning of the summer tourist season.
- August - Hot August nights,
arguably the height of summer tourist season as many families plan one of more weeks of
their summer vacation in Lake Tahoe.
- September - Summer
without the crowds. Often dubbed, the local's summer. Glass on the lake? You got it.
- October- Winter rain
and snow usually starts on Halloween.
- November - Thanksgiving
Day is the traditional opening day for the majority of Tahoe's ski resorts. Limited
operations supported by snow making, if required.
- December - Marks the
beginning of weekend ski trips for many from the Bay area. With help from the snow Gods,
Christmas week (Dec 25 - Jan 1) is usually our busiest week of the season.
Lake Tahoe Calendars
