Bass Shoe

Bass Shoe, part of G.H. Bass & Co., offers classic American footwear known for its timeless design and quality craftsmanship. The store features loafers, boots, and casual shoes for men and women. The brand blends heritage style with contemporary functionality, maintaining a reputation for durability. It caters to customers seeking dependable fashion in the mid-range price category.

At the intersection of Hwys. 89 & 50.

Factory Stores at the Y is an outlet shopping center located in South Lake Tahoe, California, at the junction of Highway 89 and Highway 50. This intersection forms a "Y," which gives the mall its name. South Lake Tahoe is a well-known tourist region situated on the southern shore of Lake Tahoe, a large freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada mountains. The area is popular for its natural beauty, outdoor recreational activities including skiing, hiking, and lake sports, as well as its proximity to casinos and resorts. The mall is conveniently accessible by major highways, making it a frequent stop for both tourists and locals. The outlet mall features a variety of retail stores, primarily focusing on fashion and footwear. Typical tenants include brand outlets such as Bass Shoe Factory, Levi’s outlet, Van Heusen, and other apparel and accessory stores. The mix tends to emphasize casual and outdoor wear, reflecting the lifestyle and needs of visitors to the Lake Tahoe area. While the mall is primarily retail-focused, there are also food options and essential services nearby, including restaurants, coffee shops, and parking facilities to accommodate shoppers. The mall has undergone remodeling and is sometimes referred to as "The Crossing," indicating an effort to modernize and diversify its offerings. Factory Stores at the Y operates with hours typical of outlet malls, generally opening in the morning and closing in the early evening, though exact hours may vary seasonally or by store. Parking is available on-site, facilitating easy access for visitors arriving by car. The surrounding area, known as the "Y," includes additional shopping centers, dining establishments, and transit options, making it a central hub for commerce and social activity in South Lake Tahoe. The location’s combination of highway access, tourist appeal, and retail variety makes it a practical shopping destination within this mountain resort community.