This is an area with strong roots in the Old West so horseback riding is a natural holdover and a wonderful thing to do in Tahoe to experience the amazing terrain. There are thousands of acres of trails to explore, and several outfitters offer lessons as well as guided rides.
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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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The Championship Golf Course at Incline Village is a par 72, with six sets of tees that range from 4324 yards to 7106 yards. This pristine golf course flows through various elevation changes, working gently back toward beautiful Lake Tahoe, providing majestic views and challenging shots. The front nine holes are cut out of the forest with tight fairways requiring accuracy and distance, and the back nine are a little more...read more
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Chimney Beach is one of the more spectacular beaches on Lake Tahoe. Located 2.6 miles south of Sand Harbor on Highway 28, it tends to be a little quieter than other beaches that are accessed via car as it is a bit of a hike to get to it. The mile-plus hike starts out to the right of the free parking area, with a steep...read more
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Chimney Beach, a little off the beaten path on the East Shore of Lake Tahoe, is a favorite for locals. Usually less crowded than the more commercial beaches, Chimney has a curving shoreline and large boulders that form a peninsula out into the water that creates a small cove. Besides the main beach, featuring its namesake chimney (all that remains of a long-gone cabin), Chimney...read more
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Christophel's Guide Service is your direct in for fishing Donner Lake and Stampede Reservoir. Having the inside scoop for the local Mackinaw, Kokanee salmon and rainbow trout, owner and operator Marc lives in Truckee and knows where the fish are and when they are biting. Guiding intimate groups of up to three people, Marc is renowned for landing story-worthy catches. The tours are on a...read more
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Chuck's Charter Fishing is a direct route to more than 40 years of know-how when it comes to catching the biggest fish in Lake Tahoe. Complete with all the amenities, Chuck's outings take place on a 28-foot Baha Cruiser that boasts a fully enclosed cabin, an on-board restroom, a huge fishing deck and a personalized iPod station. The boat comfortably accommodates six passengers. The three- to...read more
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One of Truckee’s hidden gems sits atop Donner Summit at 7,000 feet. Clair Tappaan Lodge was constructed in 1934 by Sierra Club volunteers, and, just like Donner Summit itself, the rest is history. The stunningly rustic mountain lodge offers accommodations for up to 145 guests, many of whom are cross-country skiers and snowshoers in winter and hikers, rock climbers and cyclists in summer. The lodge...read more
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One of the magical aspects to Lake Tahoe is the clarity of her water. With shorelines reminiscent of the tropics, Lake Tahoe is blessed with a lovely range of blues and turquoise that are hard to find elsewhere. To celebrate this fact, Clearly Tahoe is taking their guided kayak trips to the next level with transparent kayaks. Specializing in unique, luxurious guided excursions, Clearly Tahoe...read more
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Clearwater Facial Studio & Wax Bar is a salon offering a full array of services in facials, waxing, spray tanning and makeup. Its facials range from a Clearwater custom facial that lasts 60 minutes to a refresh facial for a quick 30 minutes. It also offers craniosacral massage, and the waxing services include all body parts as well as Brazilian bikini waxing. Clearwater is the...read more
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Coldstream Adventures is your ticket to amazing snowmobiling fun in the Lake Tahoe wilderness. Whether a beginner or advanced rider, Coldstream Adventures offers exciting two-hour excursions that are sure to bring smiles to everyone's faces. Beyond their regular tours they also offer excursions for corporate events and team-building exercises. Personalized trips are possible with a minimum of four sleds rented. read more
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Commons Beach is the community beach area and park for Tahoe City. A large grass space, public bathrooms, a children's outdoor jungle gym and swings as well as a paved bike path that leads to Meeks Bay and Olympic Valley make up the park portion of Commons Beach. Beyond the grass is a large sandy beach that frames Lake Tahoe. This is an excellent swimming...read more
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Concerts at Commons Beach is a great evening outing for all ages and families. A grass amphitheater and beach host hundreds of people for this free, weekly summer concert series put on by the town of Tahoe City. Each Sunday's performances brings new music to the scene; sometimes it's salsa, other times the beat of jazz, bluegrass or country that gets the people dancing. Bands...read more
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Coon Street Dog Beach and Boat Launch is in Kings Beach. Situated at the corner of Coon Street and Highway 28, this rocky public beach is an option for putting a boat in the water and for walking your dog. Dogs must be on a leash of 6 feet or shorter and in your control at all times. There are shaded picnic tables, public bathrooms and parking for regular cars...read more
