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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Bear Street and CA Highway 28, Kings Beach, CA
With its easy location in the center of town, Kings Beach State Recreation Area makes enjoying the sandy shoreline of Lake Tahoe simple. The park itself is free, and offers day use of a few miles of sandy beach, public bathrooms, a children's play area and barbecue grills. There are boat, Jet Ski and paddleboard rentals, and parking costs $10 for both cars and trucks. Dogs are not allowed on the beach; however, they are allowed in the picnic areas. Dogs must be on a leash 6-foot or shorter at all times. In the winter most of the bathrooms and other facilities are closed.
With its easy location in the center of town, Kings Beach State Recreation Area makes enjoying the sandy shoreline of Lake Tahoe simple. The park itself is free, and offers day use of a few miles of sandy beach, public bathrooms, a children's play area and barbecue grills. There are boat, Jet Ski and paddleboard rentals, and parking costs $10 for both cars and trucks. Dogs are not allowed...read more
With its easy location in the center of town, Kings Beach State Recreation Area makes enjoying the sandy...read more
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A unique combination of bike shop and coffee house, Pine Nut Cycle Cafe is a full-service bike shop that offers everything for the beginner up to the pro, and they also have top-of-the-line bike rentals available. They take your experience to the next level with their healthy selection of cold-pressed juices, nut milks and coffee, at the same time offering a welcoming place to talk...read more
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Piper J Gallery is a welcoming art venue showcasing work by a wide variety of artists. Since its establishment in Truckee in 2016, it has been a place where collectors can discover contemporary art suited for modern mountain living. Piper J Gallery seeks to inspire collectors while supporting and encouraging local and regional artists in a fresh and inspiring atmosphere. The artwork is consistently changing, with...read more
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Just about any scenery is better when viewed from the back of a horse, and the High Sierra is no exception. You can find out for yourself at the Piping Rock Horses equestrian center in Truckee. They offer a wide range of horse-related activities and experiences including trail rides, summer camps, a riding academy, lessons, clinics and an after-school program designed to introduce youngsters to...read more
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For visitors renting a place in Tahoe Donner or those hungry after hiking, biking or skiing, Pizza on the Hill in the Northwoods Clubhouse is the perfect place for tasty, convenient and reasonably priced food. Got kids? Even better, as Pizza on the Hill has plenty to keep them entertained in the game room. And while pizza is the star of the menu, there is...read more
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Pope Beach, a part of the USDA Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, is a wonderful place to spend the day with or without kids. The $10 (subject to change) per vehicle fee and pet prohibition keep some folks away, so it tends to not be as crowded as some other Tahoe beaches. Visitors can make use of picnic tables and restrooms are available. Although there...read more
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Pope House Museum offers a look at how the wealthy lived in the beginning of the 20th century. A fully furnished and accessorized home of the Pope family, the house allows guests to see the luxury that was afforded the few who enjoyed the romanticized Tahoe lifestyle. In addition to being filled with historical artifacts, the museum tour is also full of fun stories describing...read more
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Powder House has been around since 1994 and has grown into a ski and snowboard rental shop empire at South Shore. They carry all the latest clothing and apparel and also have sister stores in a wide range of resort town retail lines. There are nine affiliated locations for snow sports equipment and clothing, so there’s one close to you no matter where you are...read more
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Puzzle Room Tahoe provides fantastic indoor entertainment that is not only fun but also great for the mind. An escape game facility complete with four different themed rooms and a huge private event room, Puzzle Room Tahoe is set up for excitement. The games range from finding treasure in an abandoned pyramid to discovering your long-lost uncle's whereabouts while searching his mountain cabin. The intricate...read more
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The Lake Tahoe region boasts many rushing rivers that are great for whitewater rafting trips. If you are looking for a guide service with years of experience, look no further than Raft California. Known for offering more whitewater rafting trips in California and the West than any other outfitter, this highly reputable and family-owned company has been running commercial rafting trips since 1978. Join Raft California...read more
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Inside Spa Edgewood, Rah Beauty Bar is your go-to for luxurious hair and nail treatments, wedding and event hair and makeup, or when you just want to look and feel your best.read more
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A passionate guide creates an unforgettable experience. This is exactly what Captain Danny Salvador infuses into his guide business, Reel-Lentless Fishing Charters. On his custom-made Rogue Jet boat, Salvador's clients receive the utmost in Lake Tahoe fishing with access to state-of-the-art equipment and the experience that is certain to connect fishermen with fish. Whether you are fishing for Mackinaw lake trout, rainbow trout or German...read more
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Regan Beach is a great place to take the whole family for the afternoon. It has a playground and swings for the kids and a dog-friendly portion of the beach to walk your furry friend. There is also a large section of grass for the kids to run around, restrooms and a small seasonal cafe for when everyone gets hungry. Visitors can take advantage of...read more
