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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10550 Stampede Meadows Road, Truckee, CA
If finding some adrenaline fun via flowing rivers is your thing, then you should check out Tahoe Whitewater Tours. This highly reputable company offers guided trips down the Truckee River as well as other rivers near the Tahoe area, Tahoe Whitewater Tours creates a trip that fits the wants and needs of the group. From basic river trips to heart-pumping whitewater adventures, they have you covered.
If finding some adrenaline fun via flowing rivers is your thing, then you should check out Tahoe Whitewater Tours. This highly reputable company offers guided trips down the Truckee River as well as other rivers near the Tahoe area, Tahoe Whitewater Tours creates a trip that fits the wants and needs of the group. From basic river trips to heart-pumping whitewater adventures, they have you...read more
If finding some adrenaline fun via flowing rivers is your thing, then you should check...read more
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Waterman's Landing is a place of gathering, delicious food and adventure on the shores of Lake Tahoe. A collective of local businesses as well as a small cafe, this year-round hotspot is nestled on Patton Landing Beach. With easy access to Lake Tahoe, Waterman's Landing provides kayak and paddleboard tours and lessons as well as rentals of paddleboards, kayaks, canoes and other water toys. With...read more
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Watson Cabin Museum is living history. As the oldest building in all of Tahoe, having been built in 1909, it still looks like it did when it was built in the center of Tahoe City above the shores of Lake Tahoe. The home originally housed the son of Robert Montgomery Watson (the builder of the building that is now Gatekeepers Museum, a home built in...read more
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Watta Bike n' Snow in Meyers. is a seasonal business. As a bike shop, this is a full-service facility with expert service and tune-ups. Not only can the knowledgeable staff keep your bike its best, but they can also give you the skinny on the best area trails. For the winter, they offer a full range of ski and board tuning and repair service as...read more
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Well Being is a relaxing spa with an inspirational gift shop. Located across the street from Lake Tahoe in Kings Beach, this harmonious healing center specializes in high-quality massages and facials, and their lake-view gift shop features a wonderful selection of conscious gifts for inspired living, including crystals, jewelry, bath and body products, meditation aids and natural wellness products. Well Being also hosts transformational classes and events in their...read more
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Those staying on the West Shore of Lake Tahoe can rent fun, non-motorized outdoor toys at West Shore Sports. In the summer they provide rentals for bikes, paddleboards and kayaks. In the winter the store transitions into giving customers a chance to play on snow with downhill skis, snowboards, cross-country skis and snow shoes. West Shore Sports offers a delivery service to make things even...read more
Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park
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Whale Beach is the last of a series of secluded beaches accessed off of Highway 28 on the east shore of Lake Tahoe and is also known as Black Sand Beach. Accessed via a trailhead that begins at the free public parking area 2.6 miles south of Sand Harbor, the trail begins steep than quickly levels off. When the trail Ys take a left (walking...read more
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If sailing the turquoise water of Lake Tahoe in historical elegance is your cup of tea, then look no further than Wild Goose II Boat Charter. On this stunning 36-foot wooden commuter-style boat, the charter experience is inspired by the original Wild Goose, which was connected to the luxurious days of yesteryear in Lake Tahoe. Hand-built from Philippine mahogany, the water vessel is originally from Holland,...read more
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Wild Society is a adventure rental outfitter best known for its clear kayaks and paddleboards, which make it possible to see deep into the water while you paddle. These kayaks and paddleboards are hugely popular, and you can rent or buy them here. Wild Society is also a travel concierge and guide service, helping newcomers participate in a range of activities and learn a new landscape...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
