Lake Tahoe Posts

Za's Lakefront is closed till November 10th for seasonal maintenance. We look forward to seeing you when we reopen!

Welcome to Creek Side Summit! Experience luxury and comfort in this fully remodeled Stateline, Nevada retreat, just minutes from Heavenly, NV and Lake Tahoe’s top attractions.
🏡 Interior Highlights:
✨ Two spacious living rooms with 85-inch TVs and cozy gas fireplaces
🍴 Gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances and ample counter space
🍽️ Formal dining room, perfect for family gatherings
🛁 Master suite with a private bath and oversized Jacuzzi tub for two
💻 Dedicated workstation for staying connected
Whether you're relaxing by the fire or exploring the outdoors, Creek Side Summit offers the perfect escape. Book your unforgettable stay today! 🌲

Tea Time all the time at Orchid's! Stop on in for a delicious glass of Thai Iced Tea!

JACKPOT! We've got gaming for days at Mott Canyon! Stop on in to play!

Vinyasakrama: sort order. Popularly perceived as a workout or fitness approach to yoga asana, Vinyasakrama can be explained as "intentional placement" or "specified order." The "flow" created by the seamless transition from posture to posture has become synonymous with the word vinyasa. The intention of Vinyasakrama is to create ease of movement and grace. As the sequence becomes more natural, through repetition, less focus is required to direct your body. Thus, you begin to practice dharana: mindfulness or concentration. Vinyasakrama can be slow or rapid, simple or expressive. In each case, most important is the order of the postures as this establishes the intention of your focus.

Do the sequences your teacher or instructor guides make sense? Can you feel the intention of the vinyasakrama? Do you experience a shift beyond your body as you practice?

We're honored to be recognized by the Truckee North Tahoe Transit Management Association with the 2025 Trailblazing Award for our North Shore Trail Reconstruction Project! Completed in Fall 2024, the $3.2 million investment rebuilt two miles of one of North Lake Tahoe's oldest and most beloved multi-use trails. First built in the 1970s, improvements to the trail's surface, safety, and accessibility help ensure this trail can continue to serve as a vital recreation and transportation corridor for decades to come. A huge thank you to our funding partners at Placer County and the North Tahoe Community Alliance for supporting this project through TOT-TBID Dollars-at-Work. Together, we’re keeping our trails safe, connected, and beautiful for everyone who enjoys North Lake Tahoe. 🌲🚴‍♀️

Some of our most affordable E-Mountain bikes are still available for purchase! Come see our selection of Specialized Turbo Levos, Kona Remotes, and Norco Sight VLTs all for under $2800. Inventory is limited on bikes in this price range, so contact us while they’re still available. For those with a slightly larger budget, we have newer models available as well. Get them while you can, and ride on ✌🏻🚲
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Spooktacular winnings await you! Happy Halloween! There's no better time to come out and play!

Spend Halloween weekend cruising in style by renting E-bikes from the best! It's sure to be a spooktacular time!

Did you know local lenders can make your Tahoe purchase easier? Many offer programs tailored for second homes and vacation properties — often faster and more flexible than big banks. Working with a Tahoe-based lender means smoother communication, quicker approvals, and local know-how. Let’s connect you with trusted Tahoe lenders who understand this market. ⁣
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Happy National Cat Day from our ever-elusive mountain lion (Felis concolor)! While there aren't any elk in Tahoe, our mountain lions' diet includes smaller prey such as rabbits, porcupines, and even coyotes, but primarily consists of deer. Tahoe’s deer migrate to lower elevations in the winter, and the lions track these migrations following them. When the deer return upslope in spring, the lions return as well. Unlike the deer, however, they prefer to keep their distance from humans and neighborhoods. With so much open space surrounding Tahoe’s developed areas, they still have a relatively easy time avoiding people—and biologists!