Where do you see yourself?
Start with the places that fit your day-to-day life, from Tahoe’s lakeside neighborhoods to the Truckee River corridor.
North Lake Tahoe
Incline Village
Follow the Tahoe East Shore Trail from Incline Village toward Sand Harbor, where clear water meets granite boulders along the shore. Back in the village, homes tucked among the pines give this corner of North Lake Tahoe its quiet feel.
North Lake Tahoe
Crystal Bay
Right by the Nevada–California state line, Crystal Bay is a small North Lake Tahoe community with wide-open views of the lake. One of the best ways to get a feel for this corner of Tahoe is to walk up to Historic Stateline Lookout, where the pines open up to a sweeping view of the shoreline.
Reno
Spend a morning along the Truckee River downtown, then head to Midtown for coffee, local shops, or dinner. Each neighborhood has its own feel, and that’s part of the fun of finding where you’d like to live.
Sparks
Take a walk around Sparks Marina or spend an afternoon at a street festival in Victorian Square. Just east of Reno, Sparks has its own favorite spots for getting outdoors and spending a weekend close to home.
Verdi
At Crystal Peak Park, a loop trail winds through the park near the Truckee River. It’s a good place to get a feel for Verdi’s quieter pace just west of Reno.
Carson City
Nevada’s Capital, with a Small-Town Feel
Spend a morning walking past historic homes along the Kit Carson Trail, then head downtown for coffee near the Nevada State Capitol. With mountain views just beyond town, Carson City has an easy pace that makes it feel like home.
Stateline & Nevada’s South Shore
Play a round of golf by the lake at Edgewood Tahoe in summer, ski from Heavenly’s Nevada side in winter, and end the day with dinner in Stateline.