Top Things to do in Carson Valley
What to do and see in Carson Valley, Carson Valley: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Carson Valley, United States including Soaring NV, Skydive Lake Tahoe, Gina Hery, Genoa Lakes Golf Club, Heritage Park Gardens, Genoa Ranch Golf Course, Sheridan Creek Equestrian Center, Carson Valley Golf Course, BASE Firearms and Training, Balloon Nevada.
Restaurants in Carson Valley
1. Soaring NV
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 46 reviews
Experience world-renowned soaring over spectacular Lake Tahoe for yourself and even bring a friend! Soaring combines excitement with quiet serenity as you glide above one of the most beautiful regions in the world. Give the gift of flying to yourself or a loved one, experience the most unforgettable ride of your life!
2. Skydive Lake Tahoe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Tandem Skydiving over Lake Tahoe. Serving the Tahoe, Reno, and Northern California areas. Most amazing views!
3. Gina Hery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Healing Hands Horsemanship by Gina Hery. Welcomes you to enjoy these rescued horses while they are in training. Your participation helps secured the horses lives! Enjoy riding and being outdoors with these amazing horses. Families welcome, Students of all ages and abilities will enjoy this experience!
4. Genoa Lakes Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Framed by the spectacular backdrop of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, this track has been consistently rated third of the "Best Courses in the State" and annually rated one of the top courses in the West.
Reviewed By originaldogman - Frisco, United States
Myself and a buddy played golf here while a a boys trip to Tahoe. The course was in great shape, challenging and the people were great. The hotdogs were awesome! We will be back. Cheers!
5. Heritage Park Gardens
6. Genoa Ranch Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 7 reviews
Positioned at 4,500 feet above sea level, this 18-hole championship course was carved out of the eastern Sierras and overlooks the Carson Valley below.
Reviewed By ljttaho - Genoa, United States
Bring your best swing and stay high on this course. If you want to enjoy scenery while playing a challenging course, this is your spot. The trick is to acknowledge the fact that the mountain beside you plays a big roll on many holes. The food choices have improved greatly and everyone can find something on this menu to enjoy. The customer service is top notch - something that is surprising missing at so many places. Tee it up and have fun.
7. Sheridan Creek Equestrian Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 25 reviews
We are a horse boarding facility that offers custom trail rides in the mountains and around our ranch. Rides are $40/person/hour and start at age 4. We do have pony rides for younger riders which are $10 for 20 minutes.
Reviewed By DanW440 - Portland, United States
made reservations for my two 4 year old grand daughters for the 1-hour lesson. It was there first time ever for them to be on a orse. They both loved it! Decca was a wonderful, patient instructor. She put them on a couple of really calm and slow walking horses, Chip and Mija. Becca spent a great deal of time and effort with the girls getting acquainted with their horses, including putting on saddles, before having them mount. From there she led them to a corralled riding area where eventually each grand daughter was able to control, a bit, the horse on her own. The surrounding area is wonderful with the mountains. Great place great experience!
8. Carson Valley Golf Course
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 23 reviews
Since 1965 this golf course has been the home of fun, friendly golf. Voted the local's favorite for many years this golf course is a great challenge for golfers of all abilities, don't let the yardage decieve you ! The tall cottonwoods and the Carson River give this course a unique character unlike anywhere else in Northern Nevada. FootGolf, that perfect combination of golf and soccer on a golf course, is also available, after 2pm, 7 days.
9. BASE Firearms and Training
Ira LaBarge is a retired police Sergeant and Marine Staff Sergeant, and the new owner and president of Bullseye Nevada/Base. He did two tours in Iraq as a crew served weapons instructor. He was a Field Training Officer, Range Officer, and Department Firearms Instructor for the local Tribal Police Department. He is a NRA pistol and carbine instructor with SWAT certification from Fox Valley Technical College and active shooter response training from Alice Institute.
10. Balloon Nevada
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
