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Our Story: Opened in summer 2020, Big Blue Bike Rentals is here to provide Self-Guided Bike Tours from Incline Village, Lake Tahoe. Starting from our Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort […]

Locals and visitors to Las Vegas are likely to find just about everything in the fabulous 24-hour town. And for those willing to venture about 45 minutes away from the Strip, that includes great skiing and snowboarding.

Gear up, then fuel up before a day of epic riding and hiking along the newly unveiled East Shore Trail, or the world-renowned Lake Tahoe Flume Trail—a ride at the top of every mountain biker’s list.

There’s no better way to get to know some of the most famous bodies of water in Nevada—and the world—along the mighty Tahoe to Pyramid Bike Trail. As one of […]

About seven miles east of Fallon along the Loneliest Road in America, a short interpretive trail weaves among a rocky canvas etched with prehistoric petroglyphs. About 1.5 miles beyond lies Hidden Cave, a four-millennia-old Paiute-Shoshone storage site, which can be toured with guides from the Churchill County Museum.

Afraid of heights? Then avoid this famed 4.5-mile singletrack that hugs cliffs 2,500 feet above breathtaking Lake Tahoe—and miss out on what may be the vest vistas from just about any mountain biking or hiking trail on Earth.

Minutes from Battle Mountain, ride 11 miles of single and double track trails with technical and aerobatic challenges amid steep climbs and fast technical descents that wind through historic mining areas, sagebrush covered canyons, and rocky ridge tops along the northern Nevada Battle Mountain range.

Rhyolite is one of the most photographed ghost towns in the West. Stop in during your Free-Range Art Highway adventure to find out why.

Just outside of the magnificent Great Basin National Park and Lehman Caves, archaeologists have determined that the Fremont people created a village on this site, often referred to as Baker Village. Learn more about the Fremont people who lived here thousands of years ago.

Whether you’re after a solid beach day, a backcountry camping experience, or learning the cultural importance of natural landmarks, the sky’s the limit when it comes to outdoor recreation at Lake Tahoe Nevada State Parks.