Lake TahoeAn alpine lake at 6,225 feet — Emerald Bay's Vikingsholm castle, the Heavenly Gondola from South Lake village, and the West Shore's bike trail past Sugar Pine Point

Lake Tahoe sits at 6,225 feet between the Sierra Nevada and the Carson Range — a 22-mile alpine lake straddling the California-Nevada state line, the second-deepest in the United States at 1,645 feet, and ringed by 72 miles of US-50 and Highway 89 lakeshore. The South Lake village anchors the casino-and-Heavenly-Gondola end at Stateline; Emerald Bay and the Vikingsholm castle sit five miles up the West Shore; the West Shore between Homewood and Tahoma threads D.L. Bliss and Sugar Pine Point state parks; and the North Shore towns of Kings Beach, Tahoe Vista, and Tahoe City connect to Truckee at the Highway 89 split.

Our rentals run from Heavenly-Village condos walking distance from the gondola, to Tahoe Keys lagoon-frontage homes with private boat docks, West Shore lakefront cabins on the Highway 89 corridor, and South Lake townhomes on Pioneer Trail close to the Sierra-at-Tahoe shuttle. Most condos sleep 4–8 in 2–3 bedroom units; private West Shore lakefront homes sleep 10–14 with private piers for multi-family weeks.