Reno & Lake Tahoe Shuttle Options
You’ve arrived in the Biggest Little City, ready to start your adventure. From Reno-Tahoe International Airport, it’s just a short walk to convenient transportation options. Many casino resorts and ski destinations offer scheduled Reno airport shuttles, making it easy to reach Lake Tahoe without the hassle of driving. For shorter trips, taxis, Uber, and Lyft are also available, while rental cars remain an option for those wanting maximum flexibility. With multiple shuttle services in Reno and Lake Tahoe available, getting to the mountains and around Lake Tahoe is simple and stress-free.
Traveling sustainably in Reno Tahoe is easy when you choose shared transportation. By using shuttles and regional transit instead of driving, you’ll reduce your carbon footprint, skip the stress of parking, and spend more time enjoying your trip. Learn more about sustainable travel in Reno Tahoe and how you can help preserve the region’s natural beauty for future visitors.
Reno Airport Shuttles to Lake Tahoe
The following are options for daily Reno to Lake Tahoe shuttle services directly to ski resorts and other destinations around Lake Tahoe.
North Lake Tahoe Express – This shuttle service offers year-round service between the Reno-Tahoe International Airport and the North Lake Tahoe and Truckee area. You can schedule your shuttle to and from several North Lake Tahoe locations, including Northstar, Kings Beach, Incline Village, Tahoe City and more. Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Rates vary based on the number of travelers. You can schedule your North Lake Tahoe Express shuttle here.
South Tahoe Airporter – This shuttle is operated by Amador Stage Lines and runs daily between the Reno-Tahoe International Airport and several South Lake Tahoe locations, including Hard Rock, Edgewood, Harvey’s and more.
Step off the shuttle and into the action.
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Lake Tahoe Shuttles
Beyond Reno to Tahoe shuttles, travelers can take advantage of local services to get around Lake Tahoe.
Diamond Peak – This free shuttle is available to skiers traveling from Incline Village to Diamond Peak. Enjoy the convenience of being dropped off right at the resort with easy access to the ticket windows and slopes. Daily pick-ups and drop-offs are available at several Incline Village locations throughout the day.
Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit – Offering service along the north and west shores of Lake Tahoe, the Tahoe Truckee Area Regional Transit (TART) has multiple routes connecting Tahoe City, Palisades Tahoe, Northstar and Truckee, as well as multiple destinations in between. While you’re in North Lake Tahoe, take advantage of TART Connect, a free, on-demand service that makes getting around simple and convenient. Explore fares and passes to see which option best fits your travel plans.
South Shore Services by Tahoe Transportation District – For those heading to Heavenly Ski Resort, the Tahoe Transportation District connects South Lake Tahoe and Carson City and the Carson Valley.
All Reno Tahoe shuttle services and schedules are subject to change. Please check shuttle schedules and status when planning your trip.
Traveling with Family
Navigating Reno Tahoe with the whole crew becomes a breeze with the many shuttle options offered. Once your ride is booked, it’s time to start planning the fun. Explore all the family-friendly adventures that await you and your family!
FAQS
Lake Tahoe is just a quick 30 minute drive from downtown Reno. The Reno-Tahoe International Airport offers convenient transportation options, including rentals, shuttles, Ubers, and Lyfts, making travel to the lake easy and stress-free. Check out our Reno and Lake Tahoe Shuttles page for more information.
Once you arrive at Lake Tahoe, you’ll find no shortage of things to do. From outdoor adventures and arts and culture to shopping and more, there’s something for everyone to enjoy making the list of activities feel truly endless.
The best time to visit Reno depends entirely on your interests. Here is a clear breakdown on what you can expect during each season:
- Spring (March-May):
- Temperature: 30-73 °F
- Vibe: Mild days and crisp nights.
- Activities: Hiking, exploring downtown, and day trips to Virginia City. This is a "sweet spot" for travelers who want to beat the summer crowds.
- Summer (June-August)
- Temperature: 51-91 °F
- Vibe: High energy and peak event season.
- Activities: Kayaking, river floating, and outdoor festivals. Expect larger crowds and plenty of sunshine, so be sure to pack sunscreen and stay hydrated.
- Fall (September-November)
- Temperature: 26-82 °F
- Vibe: Perfect weather for exploring.
- Activities: Viewing fall colors along the Truckee River and attending major events like the Great Reno Balloon Race. The air is cool and the crowds begin to thin out.
- Winter (December-February)
- Temperature: 21-52 °F
- Vibe: A winter wonderland for sports enthusiasts.
- Activities: World-class skiing and snowboarding at nearby Lake Tahoe ski resorts. While Reno itself gets some snow, it serves as the perfect "base camp" for alpine adventures.
If you want more details on weather conditions, check out our Reno Tahoe Weather page or explore our Reno region page for more details on what makes Reno, Nevada special.