A lively, casual spot in Heavenly Village serving pizzas, pasta, and salads. A great easygoing option for lunch or dinner.

A relaxed, elevated spot at Edgewood Tahoe serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with beautiful views of the property. You do not need to be a resort guest to dine here, making it a great option even if you’re staying elsewhere.

A charming local spot serving specialty coffee and light bites by day before transforming into a lively cocktail bar at night. A fun stop whether you’re starting your morning or ending your evening.

A longtime Tahoe favorite located right on the lake with beautiful waterfront views and a lively, casual atmosphere. Stop in for lunch, dinner, or one of their famous Wet Woody cocktails.

Located right on the property where we will be celebrating, Edgewood’s championship golf course is one of the most iconic in Lake Tahoe, with incredible lake and mountain views throughout the course. Home to the annual American Century Championship, this is the perfect option for guests looking to make a round of golf part of their Tahoe weekend. Public tee times can be booked up to 60 days in advance.

A scenic 18-hole public course in South Lake Tahoe surrounded by meadows, towering pines and views of the Sierra Nevada. A great, more casual option for guests who want to enjoy a round of golf while taking in the Tahoe scenery.

Located just down the mountain in historic Genoa, Genoa Golf Club offers two 18-hole courses surrounded by sweeping Carson Valley and Sierra views. A great option for guests looking to venture a little outside of South Lake Tahoe for a beautiful day on the course.

One of Tahoe’s most iconic hikes, with incredible views overlooking Emerald Bay. Make a morning of it and stop at the Emerald Bay overlook before or after your hike.

A convenient hiking option just minutes from Edgewood with trails ranging from easy walks to more challenging hikes. Head up far enough and you’ll be rewarded with beautiful views of Lake Tahoe.

A scenic trail that follows the shoreline through Emerald Bay and along Tahoe’s west shore. Perfect for guests looking for a longer hike or do a portion as an out and back.

One of the easiest all in one options near Edgewood for a day on the lake. Rent powerboats, pontoons or jet skis, with tubes, wakeboards and other water toys available as well.

For a lake day without having to drive the boat yourself, book a private captained charter from Tahoe Keys Marina. Trips can include sightseeing around Emerald Bay, swimming, tubing and other watersports.

A more relaxed way to experience the lake, with small-group sailing cruises and private charters departing from Ski Run Marina. Their sunset sail would be especially fun for guests making a vacation out of the wedding weekend.

Take in Lake Tahoe from the water aboard the M.S. Dixie II, a classic paddlewheel boat departing from Zephyr Cove. Choose from daytime sightseeing or sunset dinner cruises to Emerald Bay, with incredible views of the lake and surrounding mountains along the way.

Located in Zephyr Cove, Clearly Tahoe offers kayak and paddleboard rentals, plus their signature clear kayak experiences. A fun option for guests who want something a little more unique than a standard rental.

Edgewood offers its own on the water experiences, including MasterCraft boats, a luxury pontoon, kayaks and stand up paddleboards. An especially convenient option for guests staying at Edgewood who want to get on the lake without going anywhere else