Walk in and see wealthy homes from a different era More

We were having lunch at the Beacon and went for a short walk and stumbled upon this great place. I was surprised there were no fees to go through. More

Historical site of very rich families that lived or visited here in the early 1900's. More

Drive out to Camp Richardson and following the walking path to Tallac Historic Site. The path will take you past the Valhalla (a lovely historic building) and then will follow the waterfront for about a 1/2 mile. The buildings are interesting and the view is incredible! Bikes are not allowed along this walking path. More

This was the first time we visited the Tallac site. It was great to see the old buildings. We learned more about the Tahoe area. More

Always a must destination when at the Lake. Many interesting exhibits. A nice place for a walk when at Tahoe. More

You can visit (in season) several of the old "estates" that were built at the south end of the Lake around the end of the last century. Good trails and a chance to see wildlife in abundance. More

We visited in late October. No crowds, but also, nothing much to see! The grounds are lovely to walk through, but the buildings were all boarded up for winter. Guess we'll have to come back another time. More

beautiful hike, but be prepared, very strenuous. it takes about 4hrs up to top, bit view of all of lake tahoe is very worth it. Check ahead to make sure no snow is on trails first as it will require scrambling, but a great experience almost anyone can do. More