Rock climbing in Lake Tahoe is considered an adventure sport where you need to have a level of expertise to go out there without a guide. But there are local climbing gyms where you can hone your skills. If you're an experienced climber, the area is a playground of many sites to conquer, and it's certainly one of the most daring of the things to do in Tahoe!
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Sawmill Road, South Lake Tahoe, CA
Explore the untouched meadows and woodlands of Washoe Meadows State Park, offering serene trails and breathtaking views at the base of Echo Summit's escarpment. Named in tribute to Native Americans who thrived here for millennia, the park remains undeveloped, preserving its raw beauty. Enjoy dog-friendly trails while abiding by leash regulations. As a part of the Sierra State Park Foundation, please lend a hand and help keep this treasured part of our heritage cleaner than you found it.
Explore the untouched meadows and woodlands of Washoe Meadows State Park, offering serene trails and breathtaking views at the base of Echo Summit's escarpment. Named in tribute to Native Americans who thrived here for millennia, the park remains undeveloped, preserving its raw beauty. Enjoy dog-friendly trails while abiding by leash regulations. As a part of the Sierra State Park Foundation, please lend a hand and help...read more
Explore the untouched meadows and woodlands of Washoe Meadows State Park, offering serene trails and...read more
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Given that Lake Tahoe doesn't actually freeze over in the winter, ice sports have not gotten the same attention here that the snow sports have. But fun on frozen water exists here nonetheless, and one example is curling at the City of South Lake Tahoe Ice Arena. Lake Tahoe Epic Curling meets most Sunday evenings for a large part of the year, and you should...read more
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If you really want to take in the beauty of Lake Tahoe, then you must see it by plane. An exceptional company offering sight-seeing tours as well as flight lessons is Lake Tahoe Flight School based out of South Lake Tahoe. Their sight-seeing adventures are offered in 15-, 30-, 45- and 60-minute increments, making it easily affordable no matter what your budget. Their experienced staff...read more
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The museum operated by Lake Tahoe Historical Society informs and educates visitors about the lives of the Washoe people who were the first residents of the basin and chronicles the history of life at Tahoe from that time forward. View a pictorial journey of the early settlers, learn about the importance that the steamer boat played and get a glimpse of farming and ranching in...read more
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Have you ever dreamed of being catapulted into the air in a safe and fun way? Lake Tahoe Jetovator does just that. A water-propelled, personal watercraft accessory that gives people the chance to safely experience flight, the Jetovator is a fun way to see the beauty of the area. For any person age 16 and older, including handicapped people, the Jetovator is a fun and...read more
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Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park is a park system found on the east shore of Lake Tahoe. With six different management units that total 14,301 acres, the park protects miles of dense Tahoe forest and beautiful sandy and rocky beaches. Within the park are the swimming areas of Sand Harbor, Chimney Beach, Hidden Beach, Secret Cove, Creek Beach, Boaters Beach and Whale Beach as well...read more
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Imagine painting your own beautiful Tahoe landscape while enjoying laughter and great wine. This fabulous combination is ready for you or your group with Lake Tahoe Paint & Sip. At this engaging studio, talented artists assist patrons in creating masterful pieces of art, and the artistic imagination is given license to fly. With the addition of a full wine and beer bar, artists can loosen...read more
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Lake Tahoe Pontoon is your connection to discovering Big Blue in the comfort of your own boat. Offering pontoon rentals that are fantastic for lounging, water skiing, tubing or any other water activity, Lake Tahoe Pontoon is a family-owned business that prides itself in sharing the love of the water. The 200 HP Yamaha SHO rental comes with a double Bimini top, 24 feet of...read more
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If you desire a little bit of culture with your mountain experience, then you are in for a treat with the annual Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival. This festival is a coming together of highly talented theatrical acts interlaced with the elegance of fine dining set in an al fresco ambiance that looks out upon a luxurious Tahoe setting. Most summer seasons there is a Shakespeare...read more
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If you are looking for a snowmobile tour guide with decades of experience, then Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours is a trusted company of choice. Guiding tours since 1984, Lake Tahoe Snowmobile Tours knows where to find that unique, awe-inspiring experience that will be remembered for years to come. Their tours are designed for any age or ability and utilize both groomed and powder trails that...read more
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Imagine cruising the waters of Lake Tahoe on a private tiki boat, guided by an experienced captain, while you simply sit back and enjoy the scenery. This type of adventure is now available through Lake Tahoe Tiki Boat, a company offering private parties and special events for a unique and fun way to experience Lake Tahoe. Perfect for any type of party, from birthdays to family...read more
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In an area where so much of the recreation is aimed at adults, the Tot Spot is a place for kids ages 4 and younger to play and explore, with a special Baby Spot for the littler ones ages 12 months and younger. Costume play, a ball pit, a train table and more provide opportunities for children to use their imaginations and work off their...read more
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Lake Tahoe Water Trail is a 72-mile water route along the shoreline that connects public beaches with launch and landing sites including 20 managed trailhead sites with wayfinding signage, restrooms and parking. The trail is divided into seven day-trip segments of approximately 10 miles for out-and-back or point-to-point excursions. Paddlers can plan their trip using the Water Trail website with route planning and mobile wayfinding maps,...read more
