Things to Do in Lake Tahoe in February 2022

February in Lake Tahoe can be filled with snow, ice, and the usual doldrums of winter. If you are looking for something different and fun to do in February to evade the winter, embark upon a sightseeing or sunset cruise on the M.S. Dixie II. While the air may be crisp outside, the guests are treated to delicious lunches or dinners inside a luxurious dinning room aboard an award-winning paddlewheel boat. The gorgeous scenery of the Emerald Bay really comes alive under the bold February sky. Enjoy the astounding views of the mountains, the landscape carved by glaciers, and the crystal waters of the bay. Dinner cruise guests will stay warm and toasty listening to live music or dancing as the sun dips below the horizon and paints the sky with pinks, oranges, and reds. A sightseeing or dinner cruise on the M.S. Dixie II is the perfect way to enjoy the beauty of Emerald Bay in the winter and escape those February winter blues.

Winter is the perfect time to visit Lake Tahoe, so this February, enjoy a relaxing Lake Tahoe lunch cruise aboard the Bleu Wave this February. Admire the pristine blue waters and the snow-capped mountains of Emerald Bay while travelling North America’s largest alpine lake on this comfortable commercial yacht. Explore the winter wonderland aboard this warm and cozy yacht, which affords the perfect views of Vikingsholm Castle, Eagle Waterfall, and Fanette Island. Take in the sights and smells of the gorgeous lush forests that surround Lake Tahoe in this well-appointed vessel, which allows you to enjoy the snowy skies and crisp air from both indoors and outdoors. After exploring, take a seat around the fireplace and enjoy a libation from the fully-stocked bar before settling in for a gourmet lunch that will satisfy your every wish. February is the perfect time to get out on the water and soak in the natural, unspoiled vistas of scenic Lake Tahoe.

To see Lake Tahoe in February is to see one of the most picturesque places in North America, but to see Lake Tahoe in February from a bird's eye view is to witness poetry in motion. Soar through the skies aboard a state of the art Robinson R44 Raven II helicopter and take in one of four signature tours, all offering a different slice of the exquisite atmosphere of Lake Tahoe. From the natural allure of Tahoe's Desolation Wilderness to the hustle and bustle of its famous hot spot, Crystal Bay. From the veritable cornucopia of historical landmarks of Emerald Bay to the outdoor sports and recreational wonderland of Fallen Leaf, our tours offer a whole range of unique Lake Tahoe experiences that won't soon be forgotten. And once the tour is over, the ski slopes are open for business weather permitting, and after you hit the slopes, the night life awaits. But without a helicopter tour, the experience is just incomplete.