Vikingsholm: The parking lot is on the left 19 miles south of Tahoe City on Highway 89. A relatively steep 1-mile path leads down the hill to the visitors' center.

The Vikingsholm Castle, nestled at the tip of Emerald Bay. Bob Dalton/Getty Images Crews will be tackling two projects in the restoration work scheduled for summer 2025: ...

Vikingsholm offered its hospitality to groups of as many as 8 to 10 guests. Five bedrooms looked out on the bay, with Mrs. Knight preferring to sleep on a screened porch above her bedroom.

Vikingsholm's visitors were trudging back up the mile-long trail to Highway 89, and just about all the speedboats had departed for their distant marinas.

Vikingsholm perfectly displays the awe-inspiring natural beauty by using all locally sourced materials. The granite for the driveway and steps was sourced from the mountain behind the castle.

Had time periods converged, Leif Erickson would have discovered America by sailing into Lake Tahoe's Emerald Bay. Vikingsholm would have provided the perfect chieftain home.However, it was a wealthy ...

Vikingsholm. Knight’s summer retreat, built in 1929, sits at the head of Emerald Bay, at the southwestern end of the lake and perhaps Lake Tahoe’s most scenic spot.

Vikingsholm Castle sits at the bottom of a steep, mile-long switchback driveway that drops 500 feet to the shore of Lake Tahoe. Once at the bottom, I purchased a ticket to participate in a guided ...

Lake Tahoe's Emerald Bay, near the Vikingsholm Trail Randy Pench Sacramento Bee file A 14-year-old girl died Wednesday after falling approximately 50 feet while hiking near the Vikingsholm Trail ...