Zipping across Lake Tahoe on Jet Skis in such a fun thing to do in Tahoe. The water is crystal clear, and on a hot summer day, it just doesn't get much better. Rentals are in close proximity no matter where you are in the area.
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841 Emerald Bay Road, South Lake Tahoe, CA
South Lake E-Bikes offers an exceptional way to explore Lake Tahoe's breathtaking beauty. Whether you’re an experienced rider or a first-time visitor, you can easily rent a premium electric bike from this family-owned shop. The friendly team at South Lake E-Bikes is dedicated to helping you enjoy miles of scenic, paved bike paths along the lake or experience the excitement of Tahoe’s more technical dirt trails, all with the support of an electric motor. With a focus on high-quality bikes and personalized service, South Lake E-Bikes ensures that your ride around Lake Tahoe is as enjoyable and memorable as possible.
South Lake E-Bikes offers an exceptional way to explore Lake Tahoe's breathtaking beauty. Whether you’re an experienced rider or a first-time visitor, you can easily rent a premium electric bike from this family-owned shop. The friendly team at South Lake E-Bikes is dedicated to helping you enjoy miles of scenic, paved bike paths along the lake or experience the excitement of Tahoe’s more technical dirt...read more
South Lake E-Bikes offers an exceptional way to explore Lake Tahoe's breathtaking beauty. Whether you’re...read more
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Offering hearty gourmet dining and bar specials in a nostalgic atmosphere, River Ranch is a landmark destination for visitors and a locals' favorite year-round. Nestled on the banks of the Truckee River, River Ranch is poised to catch people tubing down the mellow rapids during the heat of the summer and to capture the après-ski crowd funneling down from the ski resorts during the cold...read more
If road cycling is your thing, Tahoe and Truckee offer an awesome variety of roads to explore and sights to see. Along with amazing views of Lake Tahoe and mountain peaks, one other thing is sure: You’ll be riding at least a mile above sea level and going uphill — a lot.
From annual, organized rides that circle Lake Tahoe to challenging routes in and...read more
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As with so many businesses on South Shore, the site of the Rock House Ski and Board Shop has a fascinating history. Constructed in the 1930s and '40s out of — what else? — large stones, this building first served as a home then later as a television repair shop. Now a family-owned and -operated snow sports shop, the Rock House has rental packages and...read more
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RoJo's Tavern offers a bit of old-Tahoe charm in the form of food and fun. In a nearly century-old historic building in the middle of town, the food side of things includes the bar and restaurant serving lunch and dinner entrees of steak, seafood, chicken, burgers, Italian house specialties and an entire range of barbecue dishes. With its private banquet room and catering facilities, RoJo's...read more
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If you’re looking for a place to watch a particular sporting event – obscure or otherwise – Rookies is probably showing it on one of their 30 high-definition TVs. Serving late into the night, the menu has salads, sandwiches, grinders (a sub doused in marinara sauce) and a long list of gourmet burgers. There’s also a separate pizza kitchen cooking up some good pies. Rookies...read more
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Round Pines is a great beach for those who like a lot going on but also like a beach that is tucked away. Not only does it have a deli and a bar, but it also has a wonderful selection of available water-activity rentals, including boats, Jet Skis, kayaks, paddleboards and pedal boats. Visitors can also choose to go parasailing, play volleyball, swim in the...read more
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The nation’s largest cross-country ski resort sits atop Donner Summit out of view of most travelers. But for those in the know, Royal Gorge’s 200 km of groomed trails on 6,000 acres of stunning Sierra Nevada scenery is a veritable adventure mecca. A recent land partnership with Sugar Bowl Ski Resort and the Truckee Donner Land Trust means the 45-year-old Royal Gorge resort will continue...read more
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Safe Taxi is a small company operating in the South Lake Tahoe area. Their fleet is limited in number, so at any given time it's possible that all their cabs will be already occupied or reserved, but it is also possible that they might have a car available when all other companies are booked up. Safe Taxi uses four-wheel-drive SUVs, so inclement weather isn't an...read more
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Immersed in the Truckee forest is a place that delves into the research and lessons that Mother Earth can provide. Sagehen Creek Field Station is a quaint teaching facility and research station for the University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley Natural History Museums and the U.C Natural Reserve System. Also an active member of the Organization of Biological Field Stations, Sagehen has been a longstanding...read more
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Sail Tahoe Blue is a boating company based on a passion for doing what one loves and sharing it with others. The owners' dream was to spend every day on Lake Tahoe and share that excitement with others. Sail Tahoe Blue offers a safe, fun and entertaining adventure for any age. They sail on Blue, their 40-foot Santa Cruz sailboat. The sailing vessel provides a...read more
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If you wish to sail the beautiful water of Lake Tahoe, then Sailing Ventures Lake Tahoe is a good bet in instruction and boat charters. Established in 1993, Sailing Ventures has created an extensive list of sailing courses through the years. With 10 different sailing classes available, from a two-hour introduction to sailing to a two-day family sailing lesson, teaching the ways of the Tahoe...read more
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Three miles south of Incline Village on State Highway 28, Sand Harbor has a variety of natural features that you can spend an entire day exploring. You can hike several trails down the shoreline or off into the woods. You can rock-hop, scrambling across the giant boulders that extend out into the lake. You can rent a kayak or standup paddleboard to float down to...read more
