Things to Do
Burnt Cedar Beach
Incline's family beach, with grassy lawns, a lakeside pool with a waterslide and toddler pool, a protected swim cove, a playground, and BBQs. It's for IVGID pass holders and their guests only, and no dogs are allowed. The snack bar is closed until May 2027; get food at Ski Beach.
Hours
Dawn–dusk; IVGID pass holders and guests only
More things to do nearby
Incline Village Cinema
The town's single-screen movie theater, showing one first-run film at a time, with tickets at $12.50 for adults and $10 for kids and seniors. Text MOVIE to (775) 277-6069 for the schedule.
901 Tahoe Blvd
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Diamond Peak Ski Resort
Incline's community-owned ski mountain, with 655 acres, 1,840 feet of vertical, and lake views from nearly every run. 2026-27 is its 60th season, and parking is mostly free.
1210 Ski Way
→Flume Trail Bikes
Mountain bike rentals and hourly morning shuttles to Spooner Lake for the 14-mile Flume Trail, which ends back at the shop behind Tunnel Creek Cafe. Shuttles are $20 a person, including the park fee, and they also rent bikes for the East Shore Trail.
1115 Tunnel Creek Rd
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