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Apple Hill® - Located in Camino, CA, this apple growers association was once a fledgling association comprised of 16 original ranches. Today it consists of more than 50 ranches, including Christmas tree growers, wineries, and vineyards. You'll find old fashioned fun at Apple Hill as you picnic on the lush land surrounding these exciting ranches. Their doors are open and the growers have gone the extra mile to ensure your family a day that they will remember. Apple Hill is approximately 1 hour from Lake Tahoe. Take Hwy 50.
Gatekeeper's Museum - The Gatekeeper's Museum, built in 1981 with funds raised by the North Lake Tahoe Historical Society, is situated among ancient conifers on the south bank of Lake Tahoe's only outlet. This hand carved log cabin, built from lodgepole pines, stands on the same foundation as the original Gatekeeper's Cabin which was destroyed in 1978 by arson fire.
The Historic Fourth Ward School - The Historic Fourth Ward School in Virginia City, Nevada is recognized as a leader in historic preservation and sponsor of innovative historical, cultural, and educational programs.
Larsen Apple Barn - Larsen Apple Barn is the oldest (c. 1860) continuously family owned and operated farm in the area, featuring a dozen varieties of the finest quality apples as well as pears, peaches, and nectarines seasonally, along with fresh apple cider, honey, and pumpkins. The Bake Shop is "home of the original apple turnover on the hill" specializing in the Cream Cheese Apple Pie, cookies, apple butter, jellies and other delights. And "Mr. Apple" hangs around for your amusement. The large picnic area features three acres of lawn for your relaxation and enjoyment with picnic tables, a waterfall, waterwheel and the oldest apple tree in El Dorado County. Included on site is the Larsen Pioneer Farm Museum with generations of family and local history on display with a log cabin, covered wagon, antique farm equipment, doll houses and much more. Larsen Apple Barn is located at Apple Hill® in Camino, CA, just 55 minutes from Lake Tahoe on Hwy 50.
Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum - Marion Steinbach's lifelong interest in Native American art and culture led her to study and collect representative baskets and artifacts. By the time of her death in 1991, she had gathered over 800 rare and diverse baskets from over 85 tribes, dolls, artifacts, and a Southwestern pottery collection, all fully described and documented, and a Native American research library.
Nevada Museum of Art - Founded in 1931, the Nevada Museum of Art is the oldest arts organization in Nevada and it remains the only nationally accredited art museum in the state. It is recognized as a leader among museums for its innovation in reaching out to new audiences and developing unique partnerships throughout its community. Located in downtown Reno, Nevada, the Nevada Museum of Art is open Tuesday through Sunday, from 11 am to 6 pm, and open late on Thursdays, until 8 pm. Groups are welcome.
Nevada State Railroad Museum - The Nevada State railroad Museum houses over 50 pieces of railroad equipment from Nevada's past and is considered one of the finest regional railroad museums in the country. Included in the collection are five steam locomotives and several restored coaches and freight cars. The bulk of the equipment is from the Virginia & Truckee Railroad, America's richest and most famous short line. The museum is located in Carson City..
North Lake Tahoe Historical Society - Preserved the historic Gatekeeper’s Cabin, then rebuilt the structure as a museum after it was destroyed by arson fire in 1978. The Gatekeeper’s Museum opened in 1981. In 1992, the collections were expanded by the donation of the Marion Steinbach Indian Basket collection. The mission of NLTHS is the preservation, presentation and interpretation of Lake Tahoe history. NLTHS comprises 3 museums with over 3,000 square feet of display space.
Reno Chamber Orchestra - If you like classical music, you'll love chamber orchestra music. It was written by gifted composers to be enjoyed by everyone from princes to paupers. And, because it was played in smaller settings-- like ballrooms and town squares-- Nightingale Concert Hall, at the University of Nevada, Reno, is a perfect location to hear these pieces performed.
Reno Philhamonic Orchestra - Barry Jekowsky, Music Director and Conductor. As Music Director of the Reno Philharmonic and as the founding Music Director of the California Symphony, Barry Jekowsky has emerged as one of the most exciting and innovative young conductors on the American music scene. The winner of a Leopold Stokowski Conducting Prize, Mr. Jekowsky has led many ensembles throughout North America and Europe, including those at the Tanglewood and Aspen Music Festivals, the London Philharmonic, the City of London Sinfonia, Manchester's Halle Orchestra, and the St. Louis, San Francisco, Jacksonville, Detroit, Richmond (VA), Oklahoma and Oregon Symphonies. From 1994 to 1998 he held the post of Associate Conductor of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C., and he led the National Symphony on its fourth critically acclaimed American Residency Tour in 2001.
Stremmel Gallery - Stremmel Gallery was founded in 1969 as a fine art gallery specializing in contemporary paintings, drawings and sculpture by mid-career and established American and European artists. Located in an architecturally award winning building, Stremmel Gallery offers a full range of client services, including appraisals, framing, restoration of paintings, and fine art auctions. The gallery offers clients and designers a wide selection of contemporary art from an extensive inventory. Stremmel Gallery also specializes in resale or direct purchase of single pieces or entire collections of important work.
| The Gondola at Heavenly |
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Experience a sightseeing adventure like no other…the Gondola at Heavenly! The 2.4-mile ride provides amazing views of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding mountains. At the observation deck, you can enjoy sightseeing, dining and hiking. Continue to the top, and you will have access to Heavenly's stunning hiking trails and ski slopes!
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| Emerald Bay Helicopter Tour |
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Emerald Bay is the second most photographed location in North America? On this tour, enjoy the wonder of Emerald Bay, Fallen Leaf Lake and the Vikingsholm from the best vantage point available! Your helicopter will be a 2004 Robinson R44 Raven II, one of the safest and quietest helicopters in the industry. It comes equipped with leather seats and Active Noise Reduction headsets so you can enjoy your flight in comfort without any unnecessary noise.
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| Parasailing on Lake Tahoe |
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Experience the exhilaration of floating high above the water, as you parasail in paradise - looking out over pristine Emerald Bay in Lake Tahoe! This may be the best way to find a little peace and quiet in a town that's this much fun! This tour is seasonal and operates from 1 June through to 30 October.
Parasailing on Lake Tahoe |
| Lake Tahoe Private Boat Charter |
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There are 2 boats available for hire from which you can choose:
22' 300-hp SeaRay with Water Sports Tower (allows attachment of tow rope for waterskiing, etc)
22' 300-hp SeaRay Deck Boat
23' 320-hp SeaRay Bow Rider
24' 320-hp SeaRay Deck Boat
Why not bring a picnic lunch and some champagne aboard and make a day of it on beautiful Emerald Bay! This product is seasonal and operates from 1 June through to 30 October.
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| South Shore Helicopter Tour |
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View scenic Lake Tahoe the way that it was meant to be seen...by helicopter! Take the South Shore Tour and see the beauty of Lake Tahoe from Zephyr Cove to the magnificent Emerald Bay. The South Shore Tour departs the South Lake Tahoe airport and heads north to the lake. Upon reaching the shoreline, you will head straight to Zephyr Cove. After reaching Zephyr Cove, you will turn south and follow the shoreline towards Stateline and Edgewood Golf Course. After passing the casinos, continue along the shoreline past Tahoe Keys and head towards Camp Richardson. After passing Camp Richardson, enjoy a trip around Emerald Bay. Your flight will finally bring you back to the airport at South Lake Tahoe.
South Shore Helicopter Tour |
| Sunset Dinner Dance Cruise |
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A delightful combination of dining, dancing and sightseeing make for an unforgettable evening on beautiful Lake Tahoe. Choose from Entrees including the signature New York steak, garlic Crusted Trout, Pan Seared Chicken or Portabella Mushroom Lasagne. All menu choices are made onboard, so there is no need to decide your meal now! All meals are prepared to your order on board and served with all the trimmings. Dance to the sounds of Tahoe favorite 'Safari', take a stroll on a moonlit deck, and savor every moment of this 3 1/2 hour cruise. Smart casual attire is required for this cruise.
Sunset Dinner Dance Cruise |
| Lake Tahoe Carriage Ride |
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For over 30 years, this Tahoe family has delighted visitors from around the world with history, fun and nostalgia. Their Carriages are pulled by either beautiful 2,000 pound Blond Belgium horses or one of their rare American- Russian Baskhir Curlies, all of which have been featured in Pasadena's Tournament of Rose Parade over the past few years. On a warm summer day, take a romantic ride in one of their antique European Carriages. See Lake Tahoe and the wonders of nature as you have never seen it before with a Borges Historian as your guide. He will take you past Edgewood Golf Course and through a quiet, peaceful neighborhood. As you travel along Lake Tahoe, your carriage driver will share with you bits of Tahoe history.
Lake Tahoe Carriage Ride |
| Sunset Helicopter Flight |
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The Sunset Tour takes you on a complete trip around the lake and will show you Lake Tahoe awash in magnificent colors as you view the setting sun from across the lake. Departing from the South Lake Tahoe airport, head north to the lake. Upon reaching the shoreline, you will head west towards Camp Richardson and the fabulous Emerald Bay. After taking a circuit around Emerald Bay, your flight will continue northward along the western shore of Lake Tahoe past Meeks Bay and Tahoe City, and you’ll see the ridgeline to the east of the lake glowing red in the pre-sunset light. You'll then take a turn to the east and fly past Kings Beach, Incline Village, and the favorite Lake Tahoe hangout of the Rat Pac. The Cal-Neva Resort. As your flight continues southbound along the eastern shore of Lake Tahoe, you will be afforded a spectacular view of the sunset while looking west across Lake Tahoe. You will see Cave Rock, Zephyr Cove, and the casinos of Stateline as they start to come alive for a night of entertainment. Your flight will finally bring you back to the airport at South Lake Tahoe.
Lake Tahoe Sunset Helicopter Flight |
| Historic Glenbrook Breakfast Cruise |
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The East Shore is home to some of Lake Tahoe's most spectacular homes and you'll see them from the water as you cruise to Glenbrook Bay. A special historical narration and Dixie II's collection of rare photos make this trip to Glenbrook, hub of Tahoe's 19th century lumber industry and one of the lake's first resorts, a special treat for history buffs. Your appetite gets treated to a hearty selection of hot and cold breakfast favorites, fresh fruits and pastries, served buffet style.
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