Great as a year-round destination for mountain and water lovers. Stunning alpine lake, world-class ski resorts, 300 days of sunshine, and endless outdoor adventures for every season.
Chat with a conciergeYear-round destination with 300 days of sunshine and world-class skiing
Largest alpine lake in the US — stunning crystal-clear waters and mountain views
Hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, skiing, snowboarding, and more
45 minutes from Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO)
No matter the season, Lake Tahoe is the perfect year-round corporate retreat destination, home to terrific weather, beautiful panoramic mountain views, and stunning crystal-clear waters. The region is split right down the middle by the California and Nevada border, boasting three hundred days of sunshine, impressive hiking trails, world-class skiing and snowboarding resorts, over 400 inches of pristine snowfall every winter, fantastic golf courses, an incredible culinary scene, and a tremendous range of accommodation options.
If your team is craving adventure, Lake Tahoe is the perfect place. Whether it be spring, summer, fall, or winter, there is something for everyone — making this destination a fantastic choice for an offsite company retreat.
Every team is different. These starting points can be tailored to your group size, goals, and budget.
Lake Tahoe offers a wide range of unique outdoor and indoor experiences perfect for team bonding.
Lake Tahoe is beautiful year-round, but each season offers unique experiences.
As temperatures rise, Lake Tahoe transitions from ski destination to beach getaway. Crowds thin out and prices drop, while ski resorts remain open and the trails begin to emerge.
Summer is high season in Lake Tahoe. The weather is great, beaches are beckoning, and the lake is ready to be explored. Festivals fill the calendar — book months in advance.
As temperatures drop, so do the crowds and prices. Enjoy a few extra summer days without the summer rush, or arrive in late November to hit the slopes before the winter crowds.
Winter brings average highs in the low 40s and around 400 inches of snowfall — perfect for skiing and snowboarding at world-class resorts. High season means great energy but plan ahead.
Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) is the closest international airport to Lake Tahoe — a 45-minute drive from North Tahoe and about one hour from South Tahoe. Sacramento International Airport (SMF) is another option, roughly a 2-hour drive away.
Lake Tahoe is an outdoor adventure destination with activities for every season. Options include hiking, ziplining, skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, fly fishing, and dog sledding. When not exploring the outdoors, teams can enjoy cooking classes, brewery tours, painting classes, yoga on the beach, or organized scavenger hunts.
Lake Tahoe is perfect for every group size. The region offers a wide range of accommodation types — from rustic cabins and lodges ideal for intimate leadership offsites to large resort properties that can host all-company gatherings of 40 or more people.
Due to the size of the Lake Tahoe region, there are options for a variety of budgets. To keep costs lower, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons (spring or fall), as high season — both summer and winter — can see elevated prices for accommodation and activities.
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