Scenic views and epic memories: Clear Kayaking Tahoe’s Blue Water BY: Parker Alexander – Tahoe Heartbeat …
How body position can improve your mountain biking in Lake Tahoe By Harrison Brown, DPT…
Picture-perfect views, a challenging course and entertainment await at Lake Tahoe Golf Course. By Richard…
Enjoy an afternoon in downtown Reno. By Meghan Burk Exploring the Reno Riverwalk was of…
Styles for the seasons when shopping in Reno/Tahoe By Jen Peng Spring and summer mean…
Feel festive with this round-up of our favorite St. Patrick’s Day specials around the region.…
Star Navigator Fayth Ross
By Natasha Bourlin
When she saw her eldest son, a super-finicky eater attending an Urban Roots farm camp, pluck kale from the ground, eat it, then suggest the family have it for dinner, a passion — not just incredulity — ignited for the organization within Fayth Ross.
Explore the Native American impact on Reno/Tahoe.
By Annie Flanzraich
For the past 10,000 years, indigenous people have inhabited the Great Basin area and shaped its history and culture. In the Reno/Tahoe region, the Washoe and Northern Paiute tribes are an active and integral part of the community.
Check out these businesses that went green to lower their impact.
By Annie Flanzraich
It’s hard to feel good having fun while enjoying the natural beauty of the Reno/Tahoe region when you start thinking about how your actions may impact the environment. Luckily, there are many businesses in the area that are either powered by renewable energy or are trying to lower their ecological impact.
Riding or walking the Tahoe East Shore Trail is a majestic experience!
By Heidi Bethel
If Tahoe can claim “America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride,” the annual bicycle event around the Lake, then surely the recently completed Tahoe East Shore Trail, from Incline Village to Sand Harbor is “The World’s Most Beautiful Trail.” Opened in 2019, this spectacular path, available to both bikes and walkers, offers breathtaking views of Lake Tahoe, and is an unforgettable experience for visitors and locals alike.