There’s a dinner on Donner Summit we’d happily ride a gondola for. There’s also a snowcat day above Homewood that would require a little more negotiation with the group chat. Both belong on our list of North Lake Tahoe winter splurges, for very different reasons. The Continue Reading
Somewhere in your garage, your skis are wondering what the holdup is. Around Tahoe, this is the stretch when checking the forecast becomes a daily habit. The mornings feel sharper, the mountains start looking like winter, and “What are you doing this weekend?” slowly Continue Reading
The first snowfall is a lot more enjoyable when you know the house is ready. With NOAA forecasting a very strong El Niño for winter 2026–27, there’s extra attention on what this season could bring. That doesn’t guarantee record snow in North Lake Tahoe. It is a good reason Continue Reading
There’s a stretch of fall in Tahoe when you’re still trying to squeeze in another hike, but you’ve started wondering where you put your ski gear. We’re in that window now. The last remnants of locals’ summer, cool mornings, and a good excuse to spend a little more time Continue Reading
If you asked us where our favorite backyard in Lake Tahoe is, we'd probably point you toward Burton Creek State Park. Not because it's the biggest. Not because it's the most famous. But because it's become such a big part of our lives. For us, it's more than a state Continue Reading
Why defining your requirements matters more than checking boxes. If you work in tech, you've probably spent countless hours writing Product Requirements Documents (PRDs). You've defined the user problem, prioritized features, debated trade offs, and argued passionately Continue Reading
