Passage.

Grand travels and great arrivals.

Few mountain destinations are as accessible as Lake Tahoe’s South Shore. Here is a look at the many ways you can get here.

WINGS
Depending upon your origination point, several airports offer options.
Reno/Tahoe International
The closest to South Lake Tahoe, RTI is served by most major carriers from cities throughout the US and Canada.
Sacramento International Airport
At only 2.5 hours away, Sacramento is another option and offers a variety of carriers to fly.
Lake Tahoe Airport
A year-round all weather facility with professional services for the general aviation and corporate executive traveler. Less than 15 minutes from the heart of Lake Tahoe’s South Shore.
Other Alternatives
San Francisco International, Oakland International and San Jose International provide additional access from Northern California.

WHEELS
Whether you’re embarking from the airport or your own driveway, vehicle travel to South Lake is simple.
Automobile
From Reno take Hwy. 395 South through Carson City. Then Hwy. 50 West directly to South Lake Tahoe.
From Sacramento take Hwy. 50 East through Placerville, over Echo Summit into South Lake Tahoe.
From San Francisco/Bay Area take I-80 East to Hwy. 50 East at Sacramento. Then through Placerville, over Echo Summit into South Lake Tahoe.
From San Jose/East Bay you have two options: Take I-680 North to I-580 East to Hwy. 205 East. Then to I-5 North to Sacramento. Then follow directions from Sacramento, above.
Or
Take I-680 North to I-80 East. Follow directions from Sacramento above.
From Los Angeles Take I-5 North to Sacramento, then follow above directions from Sacramento.

BUS & SHUTTLE
South Tahoe Express carries guests from Reno-Tahoe International
to the South Shore hotel casinos throughout the day. SouthTahoeExpress.com for details.
Sacramento Airport Shuttle (Beginning mid-Dec. 2009) Service to and from the Sacramento Airport. Visit
www.sacairports.org for details.
In addition, Amtrak provides bus service into South Lake Tahoe and Stateline, Nev., from its train stations. Amtrak.com for details.
Several ski resorts provide shuttles from Reno and Sacramento to their respective resorts in the winter.
SkiHeavenly.com
SierraAtTahoe.com
Kirkwood.com
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Gateway Reno.

The Reno-Tahoe International Airport is the closest airport to Lake Tahoe’s South Shore, with free Wi-Fi service throughout the terminal, and convenient shuttle service, available from baggage claim direct to the Stateline Casino Hotels. Non-stop service is provided from 16 cities including—Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, San Jose, Mammoth, Los Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, Dallas, Denver, Boise, Chicago O’Hare and Chicago Midway. 19 other cities are just one-stop away. For the most up-to-date information go to RenoAirport.com.

Gateway Sacramento.

Sacramento International Airport (SMF) is your gateway to The Sierra. With more airlines, more flight options, more affordable parking, and free Wi-Fi Internet access, Sacramento International Airport makes reaching Lake Tahoe easier and more pleasant than ever before. Convenient non-stop flights are available from over 29 major cities across the U.S. and the world. South Lake Tahoe is just a 2-hour drive from Sacramento. For more information visit SacAirports.org.