In the whirlwind of planning a trip, the littlest details become monumentally important. What’s the parking situation? Will there be coffee at the hotel? And, of course, what do I bring to wear? We’ve put together a packing guide, so you can be sure that no matter the season, you’ll have everything you need to enjoy all that Lake Tahoe has to offer. Find our blog on What to Wear On Your Lake Tahoe Trip at the link below.

Springtime in Lake Tahoe offers twice the fun. Spring brings sunshine and warmer weather, but the snow tends to linger, so you can enjoy snowy fun in the morning while still getting out on the lake later in the day. Learn more about how to dress for this special season.

There’s a reason why travelers regard Lake Tahoe as summer’s official playground. Opportunities for adventure are boundless, with warm days and cool nights offering the perfect environment for activities of all kinds. Here's how to pack accordingly.

As the leaves change color and the busy season draws to a close, fall becomes Lake Tahoe’s best-kept secret. It’s one of the most scenic and peaceful times to visit, so if you’re coming to enjoy the views, fall is a great time to plan your escape. Even though the weather is getting colder, you can still expect to enjoy some sunshine. Learn more about how to prepare.

As you probably know, the colder months turn Lake Tahoe into a dazzling winter wonderland. We’ve got the largest concentration of downhill skiing in North America, so opportunities for snowy adventure are plentiful. Whether you’re hoping to spend your time gliding down the slopes or you’re more of an après-all-day kind of person, you’ll want to be sure to bundle up. Here's how to stay toasty.

To know what Lake Tahoe outfits pack, you first need to know what to expect. Visit our Know Before You Go page to make sure you’re up to date on the current weather, road conditions, state and local advisories and more before booking your trip.