Genoa /dʒəˈnoʊ.ə/ is an unincorporated town in Douglas County, Nevada, United States. Founded in 1851, it was the first settlement in what became the Nevada Territory. It is situated within Carson River Valley and is approximately 42 miles (68 km) south of Reno at 39.005,-119.846. The population was 939 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Genoa
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Mormon Station is managed by National Parks Service. The grounds are beautifully maintained and they have a wonderful museum with significant historic mementos. Fun and inexpensive place to have a family gathering or just pop in when you're walking around Genoa. There's often events going on here and the park rangers are very friendly and love to share information about the town and Mormon Station.
5 based on 43 reviews
SoaringNV provides • Glider rides • Glider pilot instruction • Aero-tow • Aero-retrieves • Oxygen • Flight currency reviews • Weather briefings ...and more! Visit SoaringNV in the friendly atmosphere of our hangar at 1138 Airport Road on the Minden-Tahoe Airport.
First glider ride over Lake Tahoe. Cost $269 for one, cheaper for two. I was nervously excited about taking my first glider ride. It was a breeze and perfect weather to view the valley, mountains, ski areas and Lake Tahoe. A licensed pilot (I had Stefan who was awesome) - a lot of experience flying. (Very reassuring). He sat in the second seat behind mine. There are controls for the pilot and for the rider. I was given a brief type of beginner's lesson which was fun, and got to maneuver the glider and if I turned too far in one direction, the pilot is there to help.
Initially, a tow plane pulls the glider and once the necessary altitude is reach, we're cut loose from the tow plane and off we went!
Stefan provided a lot of history of the area and the view was breathtaking!!
Although no specific clothing was recommended when I booked in advance, I would wear something comfortable and ladies, I didn't bring a handbag as there is not much room where you sit, so pockets may be helpful. Sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen (lots of sun exposure) and a camera (I used my phone camera and there may be some sunglare on the pictures because of being enclosed). They
offered video services during the ride for an extra $49 and $69 (one edited, one not). The ride itself sas fairly smooth and periodically, the wind or an air pocket was felt.
Different rides are offered at different prices. The Tahoe ride lasts 45 minutes. Having done this one, I would consider the wild ride which is shorter duration and consists of different stunt maneuvers.
Highly recommend❤️❤️❤️
4 based on 434 reviews
From daytime to sunset, The MS Dixie / Lake Tahoe Cruises offer spectacular views, fresh air and an unforgettable journey.
I took my parents on the M.S. Dixie II and we had a great time. The views are amazing and the audio tour is really interesting. We enjoyed the food served on board - chicken sandwich with fries and a bowl of chili. We went from Zephyr Cove to Emerald Bay and back again. The bathrooms are decent and no line ups...only line up was for the bar. I’d take other visitors here!
4 based on 810 reviews
We spent Monday through Thursday at Harvey's and the casino was pretty empty, probably to be expected. They did close some tables in order to fill the remainder that were open, I guess this was a good idea. the staff was very friendly. always greeting me with a Good Morning or Hi there.
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Great taste of Local history from the early 1900's. Like taking a walk back in time to the outlaw days when horses and buggies were the mood of transportation. Nice tour guide and friendly staff. Small fee
4.5 based on 161 reviews
Lake Tahoe Bleu Wave Cruise
My husband and I took the 12-2:30 Bleu Wave lunch cruise boat with Captain Brian. I chose this boat because for about the same price, you also got a sandwich and 2 alcoholic beverages, so it seemed like the better deal. We were expecting narration throughout most of the tour, however, we only got about 5 min total, and if you're on the front of the boat, you can't hear it. We headed straight from the marina to Emerald Bay, sat there for about 30 minutes, then headed straight back. I asked Brian if he ever took the boat anywhere besides the bay, such as over to Rubicon cliffs just around the corner, and he replied "It just depends on how I feel". I guess he didn't feel like doing anything else today. Before we got back to the marina, we pulled up alongside one of the captain's friends boats that belonged to another company. He docked the boats together, gave all the guys on the other boat a shot of Crown, chit chatted for a few minutes while we all just sat there watching, and then took us back to the marina. Throughout the entire return trip, the ship's passengers (about 15-20) all looked incredibly bored, were playing on their phones, or had gone inside to eat. The pictures taken on board couldn't be printed for us due to a printer jam, and there were no other options offered. For $65 each, we were extremely disappointed with the entire trip. I wish we had gone with another boat company so we could've seen more than just Emerald Bay and learned a little about the lake.
4 based on 98 reviews
Carson Valley Inn (CVI) is located in one of the nicest small towns in America. CVI offers an incredible range of amenities that bely its small town location. There is an RV park, motel with swimming pool and workout equipment, restaurants, and a casino. All are well maintained and staffed with friendly and helpful people. Katy's, the 24 hour cafe/restaurant provides a varied menu of solid, American dishes at reasonable prices. Many locals have been eating at Katy's for generations. We haven't visited the Steak House for a while so I can not offer an informed rating. The Casino offers a wide range of slots, video poker and table games. CVI has changed management a few years ago and things have changed over the years in regards to the number of freebies offered. However, the quality of the facilities and the friendliness of the staff have remained. If you are traveling through Minden or wish to enjoy Lake Tahoe without staying at the Lake and its touristy environment, CVI is a good alternative.
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Fun little stop in a cute small town. Several locals, several tourists, several skiers stopping for a drink at this old school saloon. Not an upscale joint, but very fun stop. A vew slots to play. lots of outside seating on a sunny mild day will accommodate families too.
Staff was friendly and helpful.
4 based on 179 reviews
Twenty-four hour casino with separate lodging facilities is located on scenic South Lake Tahoe.
Yep, beside the excellent value prime rib offerings, the smoke pork chop is to die for . . . Also the morning breakfast specials are amazing valur for money and delicious. . Huge slab of jam with hush browns and toast for under $6? You...MoreThank you for the 5-star review! We have a lot of terrific deals that are just too good to pass up. See you next time!
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Breakfast, lunch and dinner rides in the high Sierras.
We had an amazing time at Zephyr Cove Stables. Took me back to my childhood in PA. But nothing can compare to the scenery, our fabulous horses that carried us through the trail, and our great guide Ned. Special thanks to Louise for the wonderful hospitality and pinecones. Highly recommended.
ThingsTodoPost © 2018 - 2024 All rights reserved.