Things to Do in Lake Tahoe in October 2021

This stunning alpine lake located in the beautiful state of California is an absolutely breathtaking place to take a nice relaxing cruise. The Bleu Wave is cruising at it's finest, offering sight seeing tours around the pristine waters. The accommodations provided by Bleu Wave are quite spacious and drinks and dining are included. While cruising, guest of the Bleu Wave can learn about the history of the area from knowledgeable crew members. Sightseeing in the month of October is a great time to take advantage of the invigorating cooler temperatures and the changing seasons which offer even greater scenery. The majestic snow capped mountains can be seen from the yacht along with the views of the forest that border the lake. The yacht is equipped with a beautiful lounge, bar and a nice warm and toasty fire place. The Bleu Wave cruises the Emerald Bay which is now a natural national landmark.

If there is a better time to visit Lake Tahoe than October, you must be on a different planet. The daytime temperatures hover around 62 degrees. Too cool for lake diving, but perfect for a half-day, self-guided electric bicycle tour around Tahoe's majestic East Shore trail. First, this is probably the best bicycling trail in the country, stretching all the way down to the lake itself. Secondly, these are not ordinary bikes. These are electric bikes, which means you can peddle assist if you like, or simply cruise a little slower and let the engine do all the work. Electric bikes are extremely easy to ride, and we have yet to encounter anyone not capable of using them. The East Shore trail has plenty of rest stops along the way if you need to use the facilities, or take a break for lunch, and the air is so invigorating you'll feel totally relaxed. Enjoy the lake vistas. Enjoy the visiting wildlife. Enjoy the views of the mountains. Be sure and bring your camera because there are plenty of opportunities to take a selfie.

Lake Tahoe is the only alpine lake in the entire continent of North America. Visiting Lake Tahoe in October is the perfect time to see the Fall foliage in full display. The Salmon also start to spawn in the lake this time of year. Imagine how the lake would look at sunset behind the brilliant display of a mountain in Autumn. Taking a sunset kayak tour is one way to see this natural wonder. Take in the colorful Autumn hues as you are guided along by an experienced professional. The tour starts on the West Shore of the lake. The tour begins at sunset and ends at dusk. It only takes about 1 hour to complete but the memories will last a lifetime. The weather in October can be chilly after sunset so dress in something warm that will dry quickly if necessary. A sunset kayak tour is sure to be an amazing experience for everyone in the family on your next vacation.

Lake Tahoe is known for many things, but its views from the sky are spectacular, and in October, the landscape is gorgeous. Take the family up in the helicopter to get a bird's-eye view of the bay, the scenery, and the wildlife. Some places that the helicopter will fly over include Emerald Bay, Fallen Leaf, Desolation Wilderness, Crystal Bay. Emerald Bay is known for its beautiful waterways. Fallen Leaf is the place to go for watersports and other fun activities. Desolation Wilderness is home to hiking, camping, wildlife, and lush landscape. Crystal Bay is the location of the area’s casino and home to beautiful mountains. There are plenty of different tours to meet everyone’s needs. Children are provided ear protection, and guests can request that the door be removed to make taking photos easier. The Robinson R44 Raven II features bubble windows and air conditioning to keep everyone comfortable.

October is a picture perfect time to take a tour of the Yosemite Valley. A modern shuttle bus will pick you up at your hotel and from there, you will pass over Tiago Pass and view the summit of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Next, on the agenda is the National Park, where you will view the Tuolumne Meadows, where you will see granite cliffs and streams. The day will be spent taking amazing pictures of the scenery and wild animals. You will see sights such as El Captain, Half Dome, Tenaya Lake, and much more. The guide will narrate about the scenery and the history of the area. A catered lunch will be served with the Cascade Falls as the backdrop. Enjoy time outside this October while seeing views of the wilderness that can not compare to anything else. Make sure to dress for the weather and hiking, and do not forget the camera.

Guests feel like they've stepped back in time on this amazing day tour of Virginia City, NV. A knowledgeable tour guide narrates as visitors travel on a comfortable minibus. The bus follows the path that the Pony Express once took. The guide points out landmarks. and tells stories of the old west. Visitors make a stop to take a ride on the historic Virginia and Truckee railroad. There is also time to stop and explore Virginia City. See the mansions and visit the museums in the area. Guests can even explore an actual mine. There are plenty of gift shops in the city for those who want to pick up a souvenir or two. Guests won't want to miss the chance to take a walk down Main Street. Historic saloons line the street and are filled with amazing relics and antiques. This wonderful tour takes approximately seven hours. This is an amazing event for all ages and one that no one should miss.