Lake Tahoe is Hard to Beat for a Winter Vacation, Especially in a Luxury Vacation Rental
Feb. 12, 2007. In a Washington Post article, Cindy Loose does a great job of describing the diverse attractions of Tahoe. She says, “California or Nevada? Ski or gamble? On this iconic lake, you don't have to take sides.�
She reports that the lake, which reaches depths of 1,645 feet, never freezes, so you can boat and fish even in the coldest months. You also have the option of sampling the best of two states—the casinos and nightlife of Nevada and the historical sites of California.
Tahoe is a favorite of serious skiers since it averages 30 feet of snow a year. However, as the article points out, “there is plenty for non-skiers to do. In fact, it's worth the trip just to look, to gaze on what winter adds to an already awesome landscape.�
Having visited Lake Tahoe, we agree with Ms. Loose’s high praise of a wonderful and unique resort area. One other reason we like it is the abundance of luxury vacation rentals at reasonable rates. Many of these can be found at VacationRantal.org.
