Resort Attractions

Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America at 22 miles long and 1,645 ft deep, is a big blue centerpiece surrounded by massive granite peaks of the Sierra Nevada. North Lake Tahoe spans two states, California and Nevada, and offers hundreds of miles of hiking, biking, dozens of beaches, water sports, and shopping. Lake Tahoe has plenty to offer for the adventure seeker, or if you prefer relaxing by the water, shopping, or the spa, there is something for everyone. For local activities and things to do, visit gotahoenorth.com.

Swimming

Outdoor Oasis Pool complex features a large recreation pool, plunge pool, 90-foot waterslide, children's pool, and three outdoor all-season waterpools. 

Hiking & Backpacking

The resort's nature trail connects you to a variety of trails around Squaw Valley's peaks.

Mountain Biking & Scenic Bike Path Rides

Take your family on a leisurely ride along the Truckee River bike path to Tahoe City or cruise over to the Village at Squaw Valley. The resort offers cruiser bikes, mountain bikes, kid carts, and tag-along rentals for the family.

Fly Fishing & Guided Fly Fishing

Resort at Squaw Creek's on-site fly fishing center offers guided trips and classes on two private ponds and on the nearby Truckee River.

Golf

Surrounded by six majestic Sierra peaks, the Links at Squaw Creek is a championship Robert Trent Jones Jr. Golf Course. The magnificent course is the culmination of ten years of extensive planning and careful handling of the environment. Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed Links at Squaw Creek to preserve the unique beauty, natural wetlands, and wildlife habitat of Olympic Valley. The spectacular result is a natural Lake Tahoe golf course that blends in with its beautiful surroundings. 

Tee times are required and can be booked through the resort website.