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Summer and Fall at Lake Tahoe |
 Summer
is one of the most popular seasons here at Lake Tahoe. You can usually
 count
on summer starting around June sometime and continuing on into September and
October. Here are some links and other information that may be helpful
or of interest. Remember that many of the Summer activities continue
well into the Fall. In fact the hiking, biking and fishing only get
better during the fall.
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Fishing |
 This
area abounds with great waters to throw a fly at. If you are
unfamiliar with the area we
highly recommend
hiring a guide. While there are plenty of destinations where you can
find fish easily if you plan to fish the Truckee or Little Truckee hiring a
guide will make
your time on the water much more rewarding. They don't call the
Truckee, "The Toughy" for nothing. We also recommend booking
guides well in advance of your arrival, during the summer months booking a
guide last minute is next to impossible. |
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Divided Sky Fly Fishing: 530-412-2988. Truckee River Outfitters: Fly Shop and Guides,530-582-0900 Frank Piscotta (Cyberfly.com): Local Guide 530-587-7333 Kingfish Charters: 530-525-5360 |
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Biking |
 Ride
around Tahoe 72 miles, catch the bike trail to Sugar Pine or find a
solitary mountain bike trail. Any kind of riding you can think
of is here at Tahoe. We have some great shops in the area with
rentals, trail guides, guided tours and shuttles.
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West Shore Sports - Homewood 10% discount for our guests, 530-525-9920 Cyclepaths- Bike Rentals, Cruisers, Downhill & Road bikes 530-581-1171 |
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Hiking |
 Tahoma
Meadows is an ideal place to base day hikes or even overnight hikes
from. We are
situated near many trail heads leading into Desolation Wilderness,
Granite Chief Wilderness, The Pacific Crest Trail and the Tahoe National
Forest. Just give us a call and we'll let you know the trail
conditions or what trails will suit you best.
Tahoe Trips and Trails: Voice (800) 581-HIKE (530) 583-4506 Tahoe Rim Trail Info: Phone: (775)588-0686 |
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Kayaking |
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Lake Tahoe is a spectacular place to kayak. If you want to get out
on the water, and we recommend that you do, a kayak is one of the best
ways to do it. Sea or touring kayaks are very stable and safe so
anyone can paddle one. On a calm day it will seem as if you
are floating above the bottom of the lake suspended in air.
It is a feeling that you can get only in a kayak.
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Golf |
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Boat, Water skiing and Jet Ski Rentals |
High Sierra Water Ski School,
530-583-7417 Meeks Bay Resort: Boat Rentals 530-525-5588 Tahoe City Marina: Boat Rentals 530-583-1039 |
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Lake Sailing and Paddle Wheeler Tours |
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Wood Wind:530-542-2212
or 775-588-3000 Camp Richardson and Zephyr Cove
Tahoe Girl: 530-583-0141 Tahoe City MS Dixie II: 775-588-3508 Zephyr Cove Tahoe Queen: 530-541-3364 South Lake Tahoe Call for times and reservations. Reservations are recommended for holidays. |
ATV and 4x4 Tours
Tahoma Meadows is located just 1/2 mile from the East end of the famous Rubicon Jeep trail. This is rated as one of the knarliest 4x4 trails in the country. If you are planning on doing any driving on the trail you had better have a pretty heavy duty 4x4. The average rental Ford Explorer wont make it 100 yards beyond the staging area.
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Worship Services |
| Marie Sluchak Park - Sundays, July 1- Labor Day 9am |
Member of CABBI, AAA, North Lake Tahoe Resort Association, and Lake Tahoe Bed and Breakfast Association
Guides
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