Published 09/04/2024 12:39:39 p.m.

Visitors soak up Tahoe before temperature shift

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TAHOE CITY, Calif. – Labor Day weekend was the last opportunity for many visitors to enjoy North Lake Tahoe’s hot temperatures before the autumn climate kicks in. Bicyclists, rafters, and hikers were soaking up the sunshine. For Aug. 2024, there was a 52% forecasted occupancy in eastern Placer County and North Lake Tahoe hotels, according to the Pace Report. In 2023, it was 47%. “That was encouraging news for the month of August for us,” said…

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Visitors soak up Tahoe before temperature shift

TAHOE CITY, Calif. – Labor Day weekend was the last opportunity for many visitors to enjoy North Lake Tahoe’s hot temperatures before the autumn climate kicks in. Bicyclists, rafters, and hikers were soaking up the sunshine. For Aug. 2024, there was a 52% forecasted occupancy in eastern Placer County and North Lake Tahoe hotels, according to the Pace Report. In 2023, it was 47%. “That was encouraging news for the month of August for us,” said…

09/04/2024 12:39:39 p.m.

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