Area Guides
Daytime Lake Tahoe Events
Regardless of the day or month, Lake Tahoe events are offered year-round. Many assume interesting happenings occur only in the summer and winter or at night. Trust us – plenty of programs and events, daily and weekly, extend Lake Tahoe’s true spirit.
Family Activities in Reno and Lake Tahoe | Discover Reno Tahoe
Whether you are in town for a special event, looking to explore the great outdoors, interested in Arts and Culture, or wanting to catch a professional or collegiate sporting event, the opportunities for family fun are endless in Reno Tahoe.
No Snow Needed: Why Tahoe Is the Perfect Destination Year-Round
While the ski bunnies all are hibernating for the summer, Tahoe goes green and makes for the perfect warm weather escape. From pristine, wave-free beaches to hikes for every skill level to countless kid-friendly places to shack up, Tahoe offers everything a family could want for a summer vacation.
39 Things to do in Las Vegas with Kids
Geared to the visitor more than the residents.
Nevada Division of Museums and History
The Nevada Historical Society, Nevada’s oldest museum, adds a unique documentary record, while the Lost City Museum gives a glimpse at the region’s rich Native American history. Railroad museums round out the historical offerings with some of the state’s most popular attractions and artifacts.
Nevada Magazine
Subscribe to this free magazine so you’ll have a ready publication to take with you on your visits around Nevada. Site’s features change monthly, so you’ll always have some new places to explore.
Sightseeing Attractions
Tahoe Tessie’s 101 Fun Things To Do In Lake Tahoe. Some are on California side, but that’s okay.
Things to do in Nevada
Favorite field trip spots from El Surfo.
Discovery Museums
Lied Discovery Children’s Museum
An interactive Children’s Museum for children of all ages. 833 Las Vegas Boulevard North, Las Vegas, NV 89101, (702) 382-3445
History
California Trail Interpretive Center
In Elko, Nevada. We are a state-of-the-art interpretive center dedicated to the California Trail not only through Nevada, but from beginning to end. We opened full time in June of 2012 and are operated by the Bureau of Land Management. We invite school field trips year round and have no entry fee. If any individuals or groups wish to visit our center we will be happy to give interpretive programs concerning the emigrant trail from life on the trail, the guides, the native peoples along the trail to what hardships were encountered on the trail. We welcome all homeschooled groups or individuals. To schedule a field trip contact Mike Blunk at 775-538-1849 or email [email protected].
Gatekeeper’s Cabin Museum
Home of the water master who controlled the flow of water out of Lake Tahoe. It now showcases Tahoe history, from its Native inhabitants through the logging era and the establishment of the tourism industry at Lake Tahoe. 130 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City, 530-583-1762.
Nevada Historical Society
We offer docent-led tours of our history gallery and a History on Wheels outreach program. WORD file: Resources for Teachers. 1650 North Virginia Street, Reno, (775) 688-1190.
Nevada’s Historic Mining Towns
Fortunately, many of Nevada’s historic 19th and early 20th century mining towns and camps have survived.
The North Lake Tahoe Historical Society
Three Tahoe City Museums in North Lake Tahoe: Gatekeeper’s Museum, Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum and Watson Cabin Museum, offering Old Tahoe artifacts, Tahoe historical photographs, vintage Tahoe newspapers, Tahoe resort memorabilia, Washoe Indian baskets, and an ideal Tahoe wedding location. 560 North Lake Blvd., Tahoe City, (530) 583-8717.
Industry & Technology
Factory Tours
Interactive site with recommended factory tours in Nevada. Add your own favorite tour and write a review.
If you are interested in joining our mailing list, please submit your email below.
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.