Lake Tahoe from above with Snow covered ground and Pine trees overlooking the bright blue water
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Spring Break in Lake Tahoe: Why April is a Secret Gem for Families

ByAnita Burke

Lake Tahoe is often thought of as a summer beach paradise or a snow-covered winter escape. But those who visit in April—especially families—get the best of both worlds. Spring in Lake Tahoe is what locals might call “shoulder season,” but don’t let that fool you. With lingering snow on the slopes and sunshine warming up the afternoons, April brings a unique opportunity to enjoy both snow play and lakeside lounging—without the crowds.

Aerial view of Lake Pend Oreille with pine trees surrounding
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Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho: Deep Waters, Big Adventures, and tons of Charm

ByAnita Burke

Idaho’s largest lake and one of the deepest lakes in the United States, with a depth of over 1,150 feet. With over 111 miles of shoreline, adorable nearby small towns, unbeatable fishing, and postcard-worthy boat cruises, Lake Pend Oreille is a dream destination for lake lovers, outdoor adventurers, and serenity seekers.

Peaceful lake in Joseph, Oregon reflecting lush greenery and mountains under clear sky.
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Wallowa Lake, Oregon: The “Swiss Alps of Oregon”

ByAnita Burke

If you’re looking for an inspiring lake escape that feels like stepping into a European fairy tale, look no further than Wallowa Lake in northeast Oregon. Known as the “Swiss Alps of Oregon”, this amazing glacial lake is surrounded by towering peaks, forests, and full of tons of outdoor adventures.