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Best place to learn in Tahoe. They also have World class Cross Country Skiing.

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2021/22 SEASON PASSES ON SALE NOW. LESSONS + LIFT TICKETS ON SALE SOON: JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST TO GET ON-SALE UPDATES.
For nearly 50 years, Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort has provided families a unique and affordable ski experience. We are committed to being "the best place to begin" and offer ski instruction for children as young as 3 years old. Wide-open bowls, uncrowded slopes, gentle beginner terrain, excellent grooming and a friendly, courteous staff await you. Our size allows us to deliver that personal touch that the larger ski areas can't always provide. To contact us, click here.

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Lift Operations | 9AM-4PM daily starting December 10, conditions permitting

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2021/22 SEASON PASSES ON SALE NOW. LESSONS + LIFT TICKETS ON SALE SOON: JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST TO GET ON-SALE UPDATES. For nearly 50 years, Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort has provided families a unique and affordable ski experience. We are committed to being "the best place to begin" and offer ski instruction for children as young as 3 years old.

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Grew up skiing here. Base to base makes like nothing else in Tahoe.

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From unique experiences on the mountain to new signature logo wear and stocking stuffers, there's something for everyone in the Palisades Tahoe Gift Guide this holiday season.

Holiday Gift Guide

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Skip To Main Content From unique experiences on the mountain to new signature logo wear and stocking stuffers, there's something for everyone in the Palisades Tahoe Gift Guide this holiday season. Holiday Gift Guide

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Taqueria style Mexican food. I enjoy their fish and pastor tacos. You can sit out front in their parklet.

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Delivery & Pickup Options - 450 reviews of Tacos Jalisco "Maybe it's because I'm always starving after a day out in the backcountry, but this place has some of the yummiest mexican food I've ever had. You know it's authentic when there's beef tongue or head on the menu.

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Great sandwiches. Also featured on Triple D!

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Full Belly Deli was born over a fresh-baked loaf of jalapeño-cheddar bread and two PBRs. Co-owners Eric Barton & Tom Marrin have a few things in common but the strongest bond is their love of a good deli sandwich.

Over a couple more fine brews, they laid the groundwork for a place the locals would love and embrace, a dining establishment tourists would seek out on any trip to the Truckee/Tahoe area, and the kind of spot that you couldn't wait to introduce to your friends and family.

In December of the 2007, the Town of Truckee changed forever when the boys simultaneously switched on the "Open" and "Pabst" neon signs at Full Belly Deli. Since Day One, the boys and their deli teamsters have been serving up the freshest ingredients combined in ways mere mortals could never even dream (Dorito-encrusted chicken? Biscuits & gravy burrito?) and they'll do it with an approach to customer service that is rare in the area.

Most regulars are on a first name basis with the crew but even if it's your first time there, you'll be treated like family.

This "We are family" mentality exists outside the deli too where FBD has a strong commitment to supporting the Truckee/Tahoe/Reno community. It's not rare to see the crew throwing down for charities and organizations.

There's a lot of love in this place. Through their love of serving up great food, FBD shows that there's more to making a sandwich than just slapping two pieces of bread together.

According to Chef Tom "When you're eating with a fork, all you do is push your food around the plate, looking for that perfect bite. We aim to put it on bread and give you twenty perfect bites. That's our motivation behind making sandwiches."

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Full Belly Deli was born over a fresh-baked loaf of jalapeño-cheddar bread and two PBRs. Co-owners Eric Barton & Tom Marrin have a few things in common but the strongest bond is their love of a good deli sandwich.

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Solid locals’ breakfast spot with large portions and mimosas!

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Specialties: The Money family has been serving up delicious breakfast and lunch to Truckee since 1994. Named after the lake across the street, Donner Lake Kitchen is known for our local-favorite huevos rancheros and for cooking up new daily specials, so guests will always be able to find something to cure their food craving. And whenever you come in for a bite, you can count on a warm welcome and upbeat customer service because that's what's kept regulars coming back over these past few decades. Established in 1994. The Donner Lake Kitchen has been operating since the mid-1970's in Truckee, one of the longest running in the area. Our family purchased the business in the early '90s. They had to walk away from the business in 2011 due to an ADA lawsuit, which broke their hearts! We opened up in Sierraville, CA, that same year with our same menu. We were surprised at how many of our faithful customers followed us down there, being a 25-minute drive from Truckee. As it turns out, the business in our "old" location put their business up for sale in the summer of 2014, and they bought it back with the help of our "Investor Angel." They're so thrilled to be able to move the Donner Lake Kitchen back to our old location and are truly so appreciative of the warm reception on coming "home."

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Specialties: The Money family has been serving up delicious breakfast and lunch to Truckee since 1994. Named after the lake across the street, Donner Lake Kitchen is known for our local-favorite huevos rancheros and for cooking up new daily specials, so guests will always be able to find something to cure their food craving.

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Good beer, great eats, family friendly. There is a reason Guy Fierri chose them for Triple D!

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Specialties: Locally owned and operated. We serve all natural meats and locally sourced fresh ingredients
Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Bison, Lamb, Pork, Ahi, Veggie and more
Highly rated house-made veggie burgers
Gluten-free options available
Fantastic regular and garlic fries, sweet potato fries and han…

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Amazing drinks (get the spicy one) delicious food and a total locals vibe.

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Cottonwood Restaurant & Bar

Specialties: We are offering Brunch and Lunch Indoors and on the Deck, weather permitting, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. We are open for dinner service indoors and on the deck weather permitting, as well as take-out, including cocktails, beer and wine. Order online anytime and pick up from 4:00 to 7:30 pm Wednesday-Sundays. We are closed Mon.-Tues. Located in a historical ski lodge with spectacular views of downtown Truckee. Cottonwood offers an eclectic menu of steaks, pastas, seafood and vegetarian dishes, along with a world-renowned Caesar salad. Full bar and award-winning wine selection. Established in 1988. One of Truckee's most historic structures, the building housing Cottonwood was once called "The Pavilion", and served as a warming hut for Truckee skiers and tobogganers from 1928 to the 1960s. It was built almost exclusively out of salvaged railroad ties and perched on a hill that was once the center of Sierra skiing and featured a huge 65-foot tall scaffold ski jump and one of the first known motorized lifts, a toboggan transport. It served as the hub of numerous lodging enterprises at "Hilltop", and was reinvented as a restaurant in the 1970s. Cottonwood opened for business on New Years' Eve in 1989. The restaurant is adorned with a large number of historical photographs and artifacts that tell the fascinating story of "Hilltop" and its important role in the development of skiing in the Sierra.

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Specialties: We are offering Brunch and Lunch Indoors and on the Deck, weather permitting, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. We are open for dinner service indoors and on the deck weather permitting, as well as take-out, including cocktails, beer and wine.

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Fantastic coffee, pastries and other goodies

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A GOOD DAY STARTS WITH GOOD COFFEE

BEGIN YOUR DAY WITH THE ZURI EXPERIENCE

At Zuri Coffee Co. we put quality at the forefront of everything we do. From the moment you walk through the door to your first sip of coffee, we want your experience to be perfect. We know that great baristas make great coffee and great customers make great coffee shops. We invite you to enjoy the Zuri Coffee Experience.

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At Zuri Coffee Co we put quality at the forefront of everything we do. From the moment you walk through the door to your first sip of coffee, we want your experience to be perfect. We know that great baristas make great coffee and great customers make great coffee shops.

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Good food and drinks, right next to the beach on the West End of Donner Lake.

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Visit The Pub at Donner Lake for a cozy atmosphere, delicious drinks, and convenient takeout options. Enjoy our bar & grill menu with stunning lake views.

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Sushi is hard to get right in Tahoe. They are fantastic. Really good food for non-fish people too.

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Specialties: One of a kind restaurant offering the freshest fish available in the Lake Tahoe area, innovative Asian tapas cuisine, innovative & interesting cocktails, Sake & wine. The atmosphere is very comfortable and soothing. Established in 2008. We love sushi, and we love Truckee, so it was na…

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Solid drinks and tacos. I really like the fish tacos. Go for Taco Tuesday and get the best prices.

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Specialties: COMO is an inspired counter service Mexican restaurant with elevated craft cocktails and tacos served on handmade corn tortillas.

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You had me at Neapolitan style pizza and soft serve ice cream!

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COVID update: Old Town Tap has updated their hours, takeout & delivery options. 601 reviews of Old Town Tap "New hot ticket in town. Servers were very friendly and knowledgable about the menu. Only 3rd day open and out of the gates strong. Prices are extremely reasonable for the area. Started with the chicken fried cheese curds, I mean come on chicken- fried- cheese- all in the same name. How could you go wrong. The cayenne honey gave them a sweet/ spicy profile. Then did the "short" charcuterie and cheese board. Delightful. But the mushroom pizza was the fav! Hearty mushrooms and drizzle of truffle oil. Also had the meatball pizza - very nice. The new owner even stopped by to see how are meal went. That is truly my favorite part of any restaurant experience. It shows true dedication to the craft. I will definitely return soon."

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COVID update: Old Town Tap has updated their hours, takeout & delivery options. 601 reviews of Old Town Tap "New hot ticket in town. Servers were very friendly and knowledgable about the menu. Only 3rd day open and out of the gates strong. Prices are extremely reasonable for the area.

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Love this beach. Swim out to the boulders and jump in the water.

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- Sand Harbor hours of operation are from 7 a.m. to one hour after sunset. Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, Sand Harbor will close when the parking lot is full, and vehicles will not be allowed to enter the park until it reopens, which is usually around 5 p.m.

-Park entrance fees are $10 for Nevada Registered Vehicles/$15 for Out of State Registered Vehicles. $1 off for disabled and veterans. Cash only from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.

- Please be advised that walk-ins and parking along Hwy 28 near Sand Harbor State Park are prohibited.
- Pets are not allowed except for the off-season, October 15 through April 15. Pet owners should bring their own poop bags.
- No hard bottomed watercraft are allowed at Divers Cove.
- No barbecues are allowed on the beaches.
- No glass containers are allowed on the beaches.
- Personal music must be kept at a level that does not disturb other beach users.
- Please be aware of the dangers related to cold-water drownings, especially during windy and wavy conditions.
- Self-pay is necessary if the booth is closed. Please use the credit card friendly automatic self-pay machine.
- The Park has a Beach Patrol Program for your safety Memorial weekend through Labor Day.- Please be aware the as of June 16, 2012, the Park no longer allows Walk In or Drop Off traffic due to public safety concerns. We encourage visitors to use the new East Shore Express to enter the Park. You may enter via the new East Shore Trail when it is open.
- Please also be aware that during the busiest summer months, usually July and August, the Park may fill and have to close between 8 and 9am. Get here early. If park is at capacity, please use the East Shore Trail.
- Please contact the Park at (775) 831-0494, or visit www.parks.nv.gov, with any additional questions.

KEEP IT CLEAN: Lake Tahoe is recognized as an Outstanding Natural Resource Water. Please, join your fellow beachgoers in protecting this special place! Begin by being an example to others:

Dispose of trash properly or pack it out.

Never feed birds, squirrels or any other wildlife.

Campfires are NEVER allowed on Tahoe beaches.

VEGETATION: Protect Tahoe plants! Keep outside signed or fenced protected habitat.

SWIM and BOAT SMART: Very cold water, sudden storms and unexpected waves deserve respect. Be alert!

PET OWNERS: Pets are permitted only on dog-friendly beaches. Use a bag to pick up after your pet, and use a leash. Protect your pet's privilege to share the beach!

BOATERS: Aquatic invasive species are a very serious threat - completely clean, drain and dry your boat before launching it at Tahoe.

FISHING: Any person over 16 years old must have a valid California or Nevada sport fishing license. Visit one of the many Lake Tahoe fishing sites to learn more about fishing and the special regulations that are enforced at Tahoe.

THE COAST GUARD AT TAHOE: The station near Tahoe City operates 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Call 9-1-1 in an emergency and give the name of this beach!

SHOW YOUR LOVE FOR LAKE TAHOE - BUY OR RENEW A LAKE TAHOE LICENSE PLATE: Over 96% of the funds from Lake Tahoe license plate purchase and renewal fees support lake access, hiking and biking trails, and other important projects in the Lake Tahoe basin. Lake Tahoe plates start at $50 in CA and $61 in NV in addition to your usual annual registration fees. Visit www.tahoefund.org or call (800) 510-8246 for more information.

Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, Sand Harbor hours of operation are from 7 a.m. to one hour after sunset. Sand Harbor will close when the parking lot is full, and vehicles will not be allowed to enter the park until it reopens, which is usually around 5 p.m. Please be advised that walk-ins and parking along Hwy 28 near Sand Harbor are prohibited.

Sand Harbor boat ramp hours are as follows:
Due to low lake levels, Sand Harbor Boat Ramp is closed for the season as of July 18,2021.
The boat ramp parking lot is open for very limited kayak/paddle board, and oversized vehicle parking.

Hours are subject to change. For the safety and protection of visitors and park staff, the ramp will be closed on days when the National Weather Service issues a Lake Wind Advisory.

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Sand Harbor hours of operation are from 7 a.m. to one hour after sunset. Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, Sand Harbor will close when the parking lot is full, and vehicles will not be allowed to enter the park until it reopens, which is usually around 5 p.m.

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Always a blast. Laze away the day.

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Truckee River Rafting | Tahoe City to River Ranch

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FREE kids 2-5 years old FREE parking - While Rafting Only! Please carpool if possible - parking is limited Return shuttle bus, paddles & vests included Operating daily 8:30-2:30. Last bus between 5:30pm - 6pm No time limit on trip (runs approx.

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Mary is super nice and knowledgeable. Plus they deliver everything to you.

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Tahoe Paddleboard - Lake Tahoe Paddle Board Rentals

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Tahoe Paddleboard – Lake Tahoe Paddle Board Rentals

Tahoe Paddle Board is an “ALL-DELIVERY” Paddle Board Rental Service located in the greater Lake Tahoe region.  If you have ever thought about trying to paddle board but was not sure where to look we offer paddle board rentals that may be delivered directly to your home or vacation rental all around lake.  We want to make your experience one of a kind and offer you the best possible time whether you are a visitor of or currently live around Lake Tahoe.  Fun with the family starts here as we offer paddles board of all sizes so that all of the family can enjoy the fun. For a one-of-a-kind experience rent our 4-person inflatable ‘Mantaray’.  Take your favorite crew out for a day of fun on Lake Tahoe or go it alone, we have everything you need. Delivery & Pickup are included for free.

Tahoe Paddleboard – Lake Tahoe Paddle Board Rentals

Tahoe Paddle Board is an “ALL-DELIVERY” Paddle Board Rental Service located in the greater Lake Tahoe region. If you have ever thought about trying to paddle board but was not sure where to look we offer paddle board rentals that may be delivered directly to your home or vacation rental all around lake.  We want to make your experience one of a kind and offer you the best possible time whether you are a visitor of or currently live around Lake Tahoe.  Fun with the family starts here as we offer paddles board of all sizes so that all of the family can enjoy the fun. For a one-of-a-kind experience rent our 4-person inflatable ‘Mantaray’.  Take your favorite crew out for a day of fun on Lake Tahoe or go it alone, we have everything you need.  Delivery & Pickup are included for free.

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Visit land that is sparsely visited.

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Truckee Donner Land Trust and its partners, The Nature Conservancy, and the Northern Sierra Partnership are pleased to announce Lower Carpenter Valley, 1,320 acres just north of Truckee's Town boundary and the Tahoe Donner subdivision. The Valley contains a variety of habitat types and is a top priority for biodiversity conservation in the Sierra Nevada. The entire Valley, thanks to conservation-minded private landowners to the west and the previous owners, provides an extremely large, complex mixture of high quality Sierran habitat.

If the Land Trust and its partners had not acquired the 600 acres in the lower meadow mere eight miles from downtown Truckee, it might have been subdivided into seven estate parcels. The impacts from development would be devastating to the meadow and rich habitat the lower meadow provides.

field notes

COOL FACTOR

Lower Carpenter Valley includes wet meadow, fresh water emergent wetland, riverine, and fen habitat types, as well as red fir, lodgepole pine, and mixed-conifer forest. It supports wildlife species including black bear, mountain lion, bobcat, coyote, and various bird species and is summer range for the Loyalton-Truckee deer herd. Several special-status species are likely found in Carpenter Valley including willow flycatcher, wolverine, mountain yellow-legged frog, and Pacific fisher.

Given its size, healthy geomorphic condition, and hydrologic regime, Carpenter Valley retains a large quantity of runoff from the Sierra Crest. During the summer, the meadow feeds Prosser Creek with clean, cold water, that in turn sustains high quality aquatic habitat in Prosser Creek and the Truckee River. It is, in short, an example of how a subalpine Sierra meadow should work. A field guide to wildflowers in the Valley is brought to you by Ann Penfield. Federal and state officials have identified the North Fork of Prosser Creek that bisects the meadow as ideal for the recovery of native Lahontan cutthroat trout.

WHAT TO DO

A new nature trail was completed for public access in 2020. The 2.75-mile one-way trail wanders above Prosser Creek on the edge of the forest and meadow, with long stretches of boardwalk to help protect the sensitive meadow habitat. Keep an eye out for beaver in the creek, many species of flowers and migrating birds in the meadow, and the always-impressive sandhill crane. The trail re-joins the dirt road for a short period of time to avoid private property.

To protect the delicate biodiversity, no dogs are allowed in Lower Carpenter Valley. Not even on leash - please leave your 4-legged pals at home.

The Valley contains a variety of habitat types and is a top priority for biodiversity conservation in the Sierra Nevada.

HOW TO GET THERE

Find Carpenter Valley road, the only turn North off Alder Creek Drive between the Tahoe Donner subdivision and Highway 89. This Forest Service dirt road is gated in the winter but drive-able in the summer. Four-wheel drive vehicles are recommended in early season when there are traces of snow on the road. Follow Carpenter Valley Road 2.25 miles from Alder Creek to a locked gate with Truckee Donner Land Trust signage. Please park in the parking area on the right hand side.

RULES, REGULATIONS, GOOD TO KNOW

Clarifying ownership: Part of Carpenter Valley remains in private ownership. The Land Trust owns approximately 63% of the meadow that comprises the Valley's floor that is the conservation prize. A lateral moraine neatly divides Land Trust and private ownership. (Please see map this page.) For good relations with the Land Trust's neighbors, it is important to respect their right to privacy and not trespass onto property to the west. Signs mark the property boundaries.

Conservation Easement: Lower Carpenter Valley is a hotbed of biodiversity and your Land Trust is implementing a conservation easement that will allow us to protect it. No dogs or horses, please.

OTHER LAND TRUST PROPERTIES IN THE AREA
Crabtree Canyon
Part of the Lower Carpenter Valley acquisition, Crabtree Ridge/Crabtree Canyon was protected by a conservation easement and transitioned to Tahoe Donner Association's land portfolio in April 2016. Tahoe Donner has winter cross country skiing trails (trail pass required at Tahoe Donner Cross County) and summer hiking and mountain biking trails accessible through Euer Valley.
Independence Lake Preserve
Approximately 3 miles as the crow flies North of Carpenter Valley over Carpenter Peak, it's on the Land Trust's to do list to link Lower Carpenter Valley to Independence Lake via trail. Stay tuned!

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Truckee Donner Land Trust and its partners, The Nature Conservancy, and the Northern Sierra Partnership are pleased to announce Lower Carpenter Valley, 1,320 acres just north of Truckee's Town boundary and the Tahoe Donner subdivision. The Valley contains a variety of habitat types and is a top priority for biodiversity conservation in the Sierra Nevada.

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We love the sunset cruise. Tell Mike, Mark and Chelsea Kushner sent you.

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"Highlight of our weekend! Hands down the best part of our weekend in the Lake Tahoe area!! Signing up for the sunset cruise was done over the phone because there was only 1 spot left and there were 2 of us wanting to go. The young lady who helped register us was super kind as was all the staff on the boat. Captain Tyler and his crew were amazing and it was a real pleasure to sail with them!!"

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"Highlight of our weekend! Hands down the best part of our weekend in the Lake Tahoe area!! Signing up for the sunset cruise was done over the phone because there was only 1 spot left and there were 2 of us wanting to go.

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Hang out at the beach with a cooler full of your favorite beverages. Rentals available. Make sure you catch a sunset!

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Daily May 28-September 6 | 7AM-9PM
Daily September 7-October 3 | 8AM-7PM
Reservations are not currently required.

Beach Club Marina is a private, members-only beach, located on the east end of Donner Lake. The marina offers a variety of activities for members and their guests, including boating, swimming, stand-up paddleboard, lessons and rentals. Enjoy lakeside dining at Marina Grill or kick back and relax on one of our many lounge chairs. Whatever you do, don't miss our programs and events offered throughout the summers!
Beach Club Marina is a private amenity exclusive to Tahoe Donner members and their guests. It is not open to the public.

Daily June 19-September 6 | 10AM-5PM

The marina will run a daily shuttle in a continuous loop from the Truckee High School parking lot to the marina. If no parking is available in the marina lot, a vehicle may temporarily park perpendicular to parked cars in the lot if the driver stays with the vehicle at all times until gear is unloaded; then they can find a spot outside the gate or go to the school parking lot to catch the shuttle.

Please note:

1. Beach Club Marina will no longer allow pop-up tent structures (EZ-Up style) on the beach. If you are seeking shade, please consider an umbrella or a shade option that does not exceed 6 feet in height.

2. Reserving chairs for members or guests who are not present at the amenity is prohibited. Items left on chairs for the purpose of saving them will be removed by staff.

3. Dogs are not permitted at the Beach Club Marina, unless they are a service animal. Only exception is if you and your dog are entering the State Park from the Beach Club Marina parking lot or taking your dog on your personal boat, your dog must be on leash.

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Daily May 28-September 6 | 7AM-9PM Daily September 7-October 3 | 8AM-7PM Reservations are not currently required. Beach Club Marina is a private, members-only beach, located on the east end of Donner Lake. The marina offers a variety of activities for members and their guests, including boating, swimming, stand-up paddleboard, lessons and rentals.

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Go up the trail and find a plunge pool. Can take the tram down.

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Distance: 4

Difficulty: Moderate

Trailhead: From the Squaw Valley parking lot, walk down Squaw Peak Road and find the trailhead on the left as the road curves to the right.

Description: Follow blue blazes and Shirley Creek up over boulders and past scenic waterfalls 2.5 miles to Shirley Lake. From here you can either turn around and come back down or keep climbing to High Camp, where you (and your dog) can take the Cable Car tram down for free.

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Distance: 4 Difficulty: Moderate Trailhead: From the Squaw Valley parking lot, walk down Squaw Peak Road and find the trailhead on the left as the road curves to the right. Description: Follow blue blazes and Shirley Creek up over boulders and past scenic waterfalls 2.5 miles to Shirley Lake.

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Jump into the water and then chill at the lake. Wonderfully quiet place to put in a kayak or canoe.

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Webber Falls plunges 76 feet into a deep gorge carved out of basaltic bedrock. It is located in Sierra County, between the towns of Truckee and Sierraville off of Hwy 89. The water for Webber Falls comes out of Webber Lake which is privately operated and not open to public access.