THINGS TO DO
Discover Olympic Valley
From alpine adventures to breathtaking mountain views, explore the best things to do during your stay at Red Wolf Lodge.
Our front desk team is happy to share local favorites—from scenic hikes and ski spots to dining and hidden gems in Red Wolf Lodge.
Daily Activities
Want the inside scoop on today’s happenings? Text us at (530) 583 7226 and our front desk team will fill you in!
Monday
8:30am – 9:00am Welcome Pancake Breakfast
Tuesday
4:00pm – 4:30pm Hot Cocoa Night
Wednesday
4:00pm – 4:30pm Apple Cider
Thursday
All day Golden Pine Cone
Friday
4:00pm – 4:30pm Wine (+21) & Cheese Night
Saturday
4:00pm-4:30pm S'mores Night
Sunday
All day Red Wolf Scavenger Hunt
Offered All Week
Free DVD with a complimentary popcorn and hot cocoa pack (Pick up at front desk) *
Trails, Taste & Tahoe
Make the most of your Olympic Valley getaway with our hand-picked highlights—whether you’re here to hit the slopes, hike scenic alpine trails, savor mountain-inspired cuisine, or take in breathtaking Sierra views. Here’s where to start your adventure.
Eat & Drink
Sylva
A lively Tahoe City bistro known for its seasonal, wood-fired dishes and locally inspired ingredients. With craft cocktails, curated wines, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, Sylva is perfect for a relaxed yet elevated dinner near the lake.
Rocker
A classic après-ski gathering spot in Olympic Valley, Rocker pairs comfort food favorites with cold beers and creative cocktails. With weekend brunch, lively happy hour specials, and a welcoming mountain vibe, it’s a go-to for unwinding after a day of adventure.
Old Town Tap
A local favorite in historic downtown Truckee, Old Town Tap serves elevated New American fare alongside an impressive selection of craft beers, wines, and cocktails. It’s the perfect spot to relax and refuel after a day on the slopes, trails, or exploring town.
Lanza’s Restaurant
A longtime Tahoe favorite, Lanza’s serves hearty, family-style Italian classics in a cozy, old-school setting. It’s the perfect spot to gather over generous plates of pasta and comforting dishes after a day by the lake or on the slopes.
See & Snap
Lake Tahoe Scenic Overlooks
Capture crystal-clear blue waters framed by the Sierra peaks at popular overlooks like Inspiration Point or Rainbow Trail. These panoramic vistas are perfect for sunrise, sunset, and lake shots.
Squaw Valley USA Olympic Rings
Snap a photo with the famous Olympic Rings in Olympic Valley — an iconic symbol of the 1960 Winter Games and a must-visit backdrop for your Tahoe adventure memories.
Brockway Summit / Highway 267 Views
Just a short drive north, Brockway Summit offers sweeping views of North Lake Tahoe and the surrounding mountains. It’s a favorite spot for dramatic landscape photos any time of day.
Truckee Historic Downtown
Stroll through Truckee’s charming historic district, where colorful storefronts, vintage architecture, and lively street scenes make for great lifestyle and travel photos — especially during golden hour.
Shop & Stroll
Olympic Valley Village
Right in Olympic Valley, enjoy a leisurely walk through the village with its mix of local gear shops, art galleries, and mountain-themed boutiques. It’s an easy, scenic stroll with plenty of stops for unique finds.
Truckee Historic Downtown
Explore the charming streets of historic Truckee, lined with independent shops, outdoor outfitters, artisan galleries, and cozy cafés. The well-preserved architecture and lively atmosphere make for a perfect day of browsing and people-watching.
Tahoe City Commons / North Lake Tahoe Shops
In Tahoe City, stroll along Main Street and the Commons area where you’ll find a mix of clothing boutiques, home décor, local art, and specialty stores — all within walking distance of the lakefront.
Kings Beach Boardwalk & Markets
Along the Kings Beach commercial area and nearby boardwalk you’ll find surf shops, beachwear, souvenirs, and seasonal markets. It’s a laid-back place to wander, shop, and enjoy views of North Lake Tahoe.
Play & Explore
Alpine Meadows & Palisades Tahoe Trails
Whether you’re hiking wildflower-lined summer paths or exploring snowy terrain in winter, the trail networks around Alpine Meadows and Palisades Tahoe offer breathtaking alpine views and outdoor adventure for all skill levels.
Aerial Tram to High Camp - Palisades Tahoe
Take the scenic aerial tram up to High Camp for panoramic views of Lake Tahoe, ridge hikes, picnic spots, and seasonal activities — an unforgettable way to experience the Sierra mountains.
Lake Tahoe Water Activities
From kayaking and paddleboarding on calm summer waters to scenic boat cruises, Lake Tahoe is a playground for water lovers. Crystal-clear views and sandy beaches make it ideal for a day of exploration and fun.
Truckee River Bike Trail
Follow the picturesque Truckee River on this easy, family-friendly trail that winds through forests and meadows. Great for biking, walking, or a leisurely picnic with beautiful nature surroundings.
Farmers Market
Thursdays 8:00am to 1:00pm
Fresh Finds Every Thursday at the Tahoe City Farmers Market
Events
June 18 - 21
Experience the excitement of the Broken Arrow Skyrace, a premier multi-day trail running event in Olympic Valley where the mountains meet the sky. Each June, runners of all levels take on scenic, high-alpine courses above Lake Tahoe, while spectators enjoy breathtaking views, live energy, and a festive atmosphere with food, music, and family-friendly fun.
June 30
Celebrate summer in the mountains at the Bluesdays Free Concert Series, where live music fills the Olympic Valley Village each Tuesday evening. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and family, and enjoy great tunes, fresh mountain air, and a lively community atmosphere under the Sierra sky.
July
Enjoy laid-back mountain evenings at the Sunsets Live Music Series at Palisades Tahoe, held on select Fridays throughout the season. As the sun dips behind the Sierra peaks, gather with friends and family for live music, fresh mountain air, and a relaxed, scenic atmosphere—perfect for winding down after a day of adventure.
July
Discover the beauty of the Sierra with summer hiking in Olympic Valley and the surrounding Tahoe area. From scenic lakeside paths to high-alpine trails with breathtaking views, there’s something for every skill level. Enjoy fresh mountain air, wildflowers, and unforgettable vistas as you explore the great outdoors.
Trivia
Olympic Legacy
Did you know Olympic Valley was the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics? The Games helped put Lake Tahoe on the international map and introduced innovations like the first live televised Winter Olympics.
High Elevation Living
Olympic Valley sits at an elevation of over 6,000 feet, offering crisp mountain air and snowy winters that average more than 400 inches of snowfall in big years.
A Mountain with Many Names
The area was formerly known as Squaw Valley before being renamed Olympic Valley, honoring its Olympic history and reflecting the region’s evolving story.
A Stay in the Heart of It All
Olympic Village Inn places guests just minutes from world-class skiing, hiking trails, and the vibrant Village at Palisades Tahoe—making it easy to experience adventure in every season.
Come Back to Red Wolf Lodge
A Note from Our General Manager
At Red Wolf Lodge, we love welcoming familiar faces back to the beauty and adventure of Lake Tahoe. Whether you’re returning to carve fresh tracks in the winter, explore scenic trails in the summer, or simply unwind in the crisp mountain air, it’s always a pleasure to have you back with us.
Each visit brings new opportunities to reconnect, recharge, and create lasting memories with family and friends. While you’re here, we invite you to browse the carousel below featuring our sister resorts. Each destination offers its own unique charm and experiences—we think you’ll enjoy discovering them as much as you enjoy your time at Red Wolf Lodge.
Please reach out anytime—our team is here to help make your next mountain getaway even more memorable.















