THINGS TO DO

Walking Distance to Plumpjack Inn

  • Shops / Dining in the Village

    Plumpjack Cafe & Bar

    Fireside Pizza Company

    22 Bistro

    Tremigo Mexican Kitchen

    Coffeebar

  • Cruiser Bikes

    Free to rent when staying at Plumpjack!

  • Five Lakes Trail

    Classified as a moderate intensity level hike.

  • Shirley Canyon Trail

    Beautiful hike with views of streams and waterfalls on the way up. You finish at the top of Palisades resort where you can enjoy the views and take a free tram ride down. Classified as a hard hike and takes about 3 hours / 4 miles.

  • Palisades Gondola (Scenic Aerial Tram)

    10-minute panoramic ride that soars above the iconic Tram Face, offering stunning mountain vistas and beautiful views of Lake Tahoe.

  • Olympic Valley Park

    For those interested in playing some pickleball!

  • The Spa at Everline

    About a 7-minute drive from Plumpjack you can treat yourself to a spa treatment!

  • The Links at Everline

    Golf course about a 7-minute drive from Plumpjack. Make sure to look at booking options beforehand.

The Lake

  • Breakfast / Brunch Spots

    The Old Post Office Cafe

    Waterman’s Landing

    Pep’s Place

  • Lunch Spots

    Chambers Landing Bar & Grill

    Fat Cat Bar & Grill

    Shadyside Lounge

    Spindleshanks

    BridgeTender Tavern

  • Brews

    Bear Belly Brewing Company

    Tahoe National Brewing Company

  • Sand Harbor

    This park has one of the most beautiful beaches around Lake Tahoe, with the clearest water you will EVER see. Parking fills up fast during the summer, so taking the bus from Incline Village or accessing via the 3-mile paved East Shore Trail is recommended. 

  • Kings Beach

    30 min. drive from Plumpjack. It’s a large general public beach that offers warm water and soft sand bars. Super close to restaurants and other activities - you could spend your whole day here. 

  • D.L. Bliss State Park

    The Rubicon Trail at DL Bliss State Park is an awesome trail that runs along the shore of Lake Tahoe. You can connect it down to Emerald Bay for a longer hike if you choose!

  • Sunnyside Lodge

    This is a lake-side restaurant and bar with great food (get the fish tacos!). It’s right next to a beach and marina where you can rent boats, kayaks, paddleboards, etc.

  • Stateline Fire Lookout Hike

    You can drive up a fire road and park before the gate, then it’s about a 0.25 mile hike uphill to the most beautiful lookout. You will lose service but you won’t be disappointed.

  • Eagle Rock

    A beginner-friendly hike. Minimum work for maximum views!

  • Moon Dunes

    Locals beach off the main drive in between Carnelian Bay and Kings Beach. Don’t be surprised that it’s very inconspicuous from the road, it’s hidden for a reason and that’s because it’s great. Soft yellow sand and warmest water in Lake Tahoe. Bring some towels/chairs and get there early for maximum good vibes. 

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