Lake Tahoe Posts

Today's Fun Fact: The current lake level for Tahoe is 6,226.39 feet, this marks the lowest that the lake has been since 2017. The lake is down nearly two feet from it's maximum earlier this year of 6,228 feet. Built between 1909 and 1913, the Tahoe Dam helps regulate the outflow of water from Lake Tahoe.

We send a special thank you to all of the individuals, families, and community members who have contributed to the TCF Scramble Golf Tournament happening THIS Friday! Thank you for your amazing support and for helping TCF empower families through parenting education, early childhood learning experiences, and a supportive community.

September's Birthstone is Sapphire! Here are just one of many interesting facts about one of our favorite gemstones!

We're still open & we're still keeping our customers safe! Come on down & explore South Lake Tahoe with Anderson Bike Rentals!

Lake Tahoe Fun Facts: Sugar Pine Cones
The Sugar Pine produces the longest pine cones in the world, reaching up to two feet long and weighing up to a whopping 2 pounds. Since the 1800's, logging and fire suppression dramatically decreased the sugar pines in the Tahoe Basin. Thanks to your support, the Sugar Pine Foundation and UC - Davis, reforestation of the sugar pines is underway. Watch where you park, pine cones like to fall in the Autumn.

TCF Scramble Golf Tournament is Friday, October 2nd and we are collecting all sponsorships this week! Make sure your brand is out on the course while you share your support of TCF. Check out the wide range of sponsorship opportunities and pick the one just right for your business. Visit our website to register or sponsor TCF's largest fundraiser in 2020! Thank you for your support!

We get the job done!. If you want to see the great sites of Lake Tahoe when everything is closed, you better go with us because we know all the prime spots. We got the opportunity to showcase Tahoe to some visitors who had never seen Lake Tahoe before. In between the smoke and the closures of the parks, We were able to still find a nice blue sky and some great legendary Lake Tahoe locals off the beaten path.

As wildfire conditions around Northern California and Northern Nevada remain dangerously high, many public lands around the Tahoe-Truckee region are closed. Orders have been put in place to protect everyone during the current state of wildfire activity. Due to unprecedented and historic fire conditions throughout the state, the USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region has temporarily closed all eighteen National Forests in California.
• The USFS closures are for the Tahoe National Forest, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, Eldorado National Forest, Klamath National Forest, Lassen National Forest, Mendocino National Forest, Modoc National Forest, Six Rivers National Forest, Plumas National Forest, Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
• Additionally, the Humboldt-Toyiabe National Forest has closed all lands in California.
• Decisions will be re-evaluated daily as conditions change.