Play in Tahoe

From boating and fishing, golfing and hiking, skiing and snowmobiling to some of the state’s finest casinos, Lake Tahoe accommodates every sporting taste for every season.

Incline Village’s beaches are one of the areas best kept secrets. With white sand shores and crystal blue waters, various beach facilities include outdoor heated Olympic pools, picnic tables, BBQ pits and diving facilities.

Incline Village’s two spectacularly designed golf courses— Championship Course and the Mountain Course —are the essence of mountain golfing. Both offer incredible views of Lake Tahoe from the green. Please see my golf page for more information.

Tahoe Weather

In over 50 years of Lake Tahoe weather, 80 percent of the days have had sunshine.

Average daily high temperatures in December, January and February are 40, 37, and 39 degrees respectively. However, according to meteorologists, these figure are somewhat misleading as they are taken in the shade, when in fact, direct sunlight readings often approach 100 degrees on western exposed snow fields. Therefore, it is not unusual to see spring skiers clad in cutoff Levi's and tee-shirts, acquiring fantastic tans while hoping they don't wipe out.

The summer season, like the Tahoe winter, is quite extraordinary. Though easily as dry and sunny as anywhere in the arid desert Southwest, daytime highs rarely exceed 80 degrees. Because of the abundance of heavy pine forests and the moderating influence of the 193 square miles of Lake surface, the evenings do not turn cold. June, July and August average just one day of precipitation each and that can be as little as .10 of an inch. Picnic planning is not a problem in the Tahoe Basin at any time during the summer months, there is a 93% probability of sun.

Healthcare in Lake Tahoe

The beauty of Lake Tahoe has attracted some of the finest specialists from around the world who work in one of the area's six major hospitals. The Lake Tahoe Surgery Center has grown into one of the major providers of ambulatory health services in the area with a large roster of Board Certified surgery specialists who are recognized for their expertise from around the world.

Important Numbers

SBC Communications (phone): 775 333-4811
Southwest Gas: 775 831-1066
Sierra Pacific Power: 800 782-2506
Water, Sewer, Garbage: 775 832-1100
Charter Communications (cable): 866 731-5420
Security Systems: 775 831-1801
Locksmith: 775 831-6055
Sierra Pest Control: 775 832-5356
Homeowner's Insurance: 800 735-4663

Annual Parks & Recreation Fees

The Incline Village Parks & Recreation Department offers a wide variety of special classes, on-going programs and sporting activities for both the young and young at heart. Many are included as a part of the annual fee and are offered to both residents and non-residents.

Residents: $484 **** Non-residents: $627
(not including $49 registration)

Diamond Peak Ski Resort

The premiere Incline Village slope offers both daily and seasonal passes.

Daily
Residents: $37 **** Non-residents: $46
Seasonal
Residents: $435 **** Non-resident: $535yes