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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Tahoe Truckee Airport, 10356 Truckee Airport Road, Truckee, CA
Flying above Lake Tahoe, witnessing the vastness of the Sierra unfolding, is one of the most magical experiences in the world. North Tahoe Aviation, based out of Truckee Tahoe Airport, offers unforgettable airplane tours aboard a classic Cessna 180 bush plane, carrying up to three passengers. Flights range from 20 to 60 minutes, showcasing iconic sights such as Emerald Bay, Sand Harbor, Donner Lake, Castle Peak, Palisades Tahoe and the surrounding Sierra Nevada peaks. With more than a decade of mountain flying experience in the Lake Tahoe area and in Alaska, North Tahoe Aviation ensures every flight is safe, professional and memorable.
Flying above Lake Tahoe, witnessing the vastness of the Sierra unfolding, is one of the most magical experiences in the world. North Tahoe Aviation, based out of Truckee Tahoe Airport, offers unforgettable airplane tours aboard a classic Cessna 180 bush plane, carrying up to three passengers. Flights range from 20 to 60 minutes, showcasing iconic sights such as Emerald Bay, Sand Harbor, Donner Lake, Castle Peak,...read more
Flying above Lake Tahoe, witnessing the vastness of the Sierra unfolding, is one of the most...read more
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Tahoe folk tend to be a hands-on sort of people, whether by necessity or inclination. Wildwood DIY Boutique caters to this attribute with handmade items as well as the resources to help customers make their own creations. You'll find gifts and crafts from independent artists in the shop, craft kits and a craft classroom. The shop gives classes on do-it-yourself projects, and you can even...read more
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Two miles south of Tahoe City, William Kent Beach is a free, public, pebbly beach sandwiched between the water of Lake Tahoe and Highway 89. This beach strand is connected to the William Kent Campground. William Kent Beach and Campground are located on National Forest land managed by the USDA Forest Service Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit. An excellent beach for swimming and lounging, it...read more
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If you enjoy wine, then a great day excursion from Lake Tahoe is Wine Tours From Tahoe, a tour company that picks you up at your door in South Lake Tahoe and takes you the hour drive to the rolling hills of the El Dorado County wine region. The tours are customized to your tastes in wine. The tour guides are able to adjust the...read more
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If “gnar”* and “huck”* are a part of your family’s vocabulary – or that of your “groms”* – then the folks at Woodward Tahoe speak just the right language. Woodward Tahoe is the home of summer and winter day and residential camps for those interested in a variety of action sports. Woodward Tahoe’s 34,000-square-foot facility adjacent to Boreal Mountain Resort is ground zero for campers...read more
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Wyld at Heart Adventures is an outdoor adventure company that specializes in customized experiences in the Lake Tahoe area. Their mission is to provide unique and challenging adventures that help individuals explore their wild side while showcasing the natural beauty of Lake Tahoe. At Wyld at Heart Adventures, they believe in the power of pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone. They offer fun excursions that...read more
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Yoga Room Tahoe offers a wide variety of weekly classes, monthly workshops and free community events featuring yoga, meditation, mindfulness, breathwork, sound healing and community connection. Private individual and group sessions are available. Owner Michelle Allen also offers Reiki energy healings and domestic and international retreats.read more
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If you are looking for a fun, entertaining and unique indoor activity that is slightly addictive, then you need to try Yosemite Axe Throwing. An indoor arena of timberland wood and axes, Yosemite Axe Throwing gives you the chance to try your hand at throwing hatchets into real log targets. The owner, Nate, is a true lumberjack, and he hand-selects each log and hand-mills each...read more
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Zephyr Cove Beach is a lively, easy-access and pay-for-parking beach that offers visitors plenty of recreational choices. Not only can beachgoers go parasailing and rent power boats, water skis, tubes, wakeboards, knee boards, Jet skis, canoes, kayaks and paddle boats, but they can also board a paddlewheeler for a cruise to Emerald Bay. Zephyr Cove Beach offers two dining options, including the Sunset Bar and...read more
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Zephyr Cove Resort is a true beach and mountain retreat with all that the label suggests. As a place to stay, it offers lodge rooms, individual cabins and an RV park. Dining is available at the historic Zephyr Cove Restaurant or at the Sunset Bar & Grille in the warmer months. The beach part of the resort is the Zephyr Cove Beach, a long stretch...read more
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One of the most exciting ways to experience the Tahoe backcountry is by snowmobile. The Zephyr Cove Snowmobile Center offers rides for morning, noon or afternoon and even has full moon evening rides available. Machine operators must be at least 16, but children as young as 5 can ride along. Don't worry if you didn't dress for the event; the center has...read more
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Between the snow sports, the water sports and the casino fun, one aspect of Tahoe's recreational offerings that gets overlooked is horseback trail riding, despite the area's strong roots in this activity. Seasonal rides are still available out of the Zephyr Cove Stables, however, with one- or two-hour excursions through woods and mountains overlooking the lake. There is even the option to...read more
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Zephyr Cove Tennis Club is a Lake Tahoe's premier public tennis club, run by Douglas County Parks & Recreation Department and the nonprofit Zephyr Cove Tennis Club Foundation. It offers six lighted courts, a pro shop, USPTA staff in the summer, clinics, USTA leagues, private lessons, tournaments, social events, practice facilities and more. It's open to the public. Court reservations can be made online or...read more
