Exploring Lake Tahoe: A Tourist's Summer Guide to Must See Spots
- Jul 25, 2025
- 3 min read
Updated: Nov 21, 2025
Hello!
We’re Emily and Raul partners in life, travel and as professional dancers.
In the past ten years, we’ve become 7x world latin dance champions, taught people how to move, connect while having fun through partner dance. We believe in learning by doing, exploring with curiosity and sharing what works from real experience.
After traveling to over 20 countries, this blog is our way of continuing that mission offering simple, helpful travel suggestions based on places we’ve actually been, with tips we wish someone had told us. Whether you’re planning a trip, exploring with family or just love discovering new places, we hope these posts feel like advice from a friend.
So if you’re headed to Lake Tahoe or just daydreaming about it, keep reading. We’ll walk you through the must sees, hidden gems and everything we wish we knew before we came.
We hope you enjoy our tourists summer guide to Lake Tahoe
Our Recommended Must Visit Spots In
South Lake Tahoe
(west to east on the map below)
Emerald Bay Visitor Center
Vikingsholm Castle and Trail
Lower Eagle Falls
Eagle Falls Trailhead
Upper Eagle Falls
Emerald Bay State Park
Inspiration Point
Bayview Trailhead and Day-Use Area
Taylor Creek Visitor Center - USDA Forest Service
Rainbow Trail
Fallen Leaf Lake
Thomas F. Regan Memorial City Park
El Dorado Beach
Tahoe Visitor Center
Hidden Gems for Adventure Seekers
Visiting Lake Tahoe
North Lake Tahoe
Stateline Lookout
South Lake Tahoe
Echo Lake
Angora Lake
Glen Alpine Fall - Waterfall At The Back of Fallen Leaf Lake
Grass Lake Trail
Cascade Lake Falls
Eagle Fall and Eagles Lake
Rubicon Trail Hike
D.L. Bliss State Park
Rubicon Peak
Fannette Island- In the middle of Emerald Bay
Mount. Tallac Trail
Mt. Ralston Peak Trail
East Lake Tahoe
Spooner Lake and Backcountry
Van Sickle
Logan Shoals Vista Trail
West Lake Tahoe
Meeks Bay Trail
Sugar Pine State Park
Lake Tahoe Campgrounds and Picnic Areas
North Lake Tahoe Campgrounds
South Lake Tahoe Campgrounds
East Lake Tahoe Campgrounds
Lake Tahoe Beaches and Picnic Areas
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