Things to Do in Lake Tahoe in January 2023

The best time of year for the Bleu Wave Tour on Lake Tahoe and parts of Emerald Bay is in January. The Bleu Wave is a 70-foot yacht with three decks or levels. There is room for almost 50 guests. Once aboard this private yacht the two-hour tour and catered lunch pass by way too quickly. The snow on the mountain tops along with the trees allow the beholder to watch in a sense of awe. Emerald Bay is explored for not only the natural views but also for the architecture of the historic island house. Emerald Bay is a popular place for boating and scuba diving, the area was made into an underwater state park in the mid-90’s. The captain of the ship along with his crew keeps the safety of visitors on the boat in mind. The staff also serve as excellent hosts, and they treat all visitors respectively. Don’t miss out on all the sights that can be taken in with grand views during the month of January.

Most people wouldn't dream of going on a half-day, self-guided Electric Bicycle tour in January, but that's actually the perfect time to go. True, the temperature is a nippy 45 degrees, but if you dress up warm, you are in for the ride of your life. The Lake Tahoe region gets plenty of snow, and with a self-guided electric bike, you can drive right down to the water's edge. The air is incredibly clear and the views of the lake and the distant, snow-covered mountains majestic. And in case you are wondering whether you want to exert yourself this much, remember these are electric bikes. You can pedal assist, or simply let the electric motor do the peddling for you. The location is the iconic East Shore Trail, considered one of the most beautiful bike rides in the country. There are plenty of rest stops along the way, and if you bring along some hot chocolate or coffee and a few trail nuts, you are all set. Come see one of the most beautiful bike rides ever in January at Lake Tahoe.