Established in 2007, the Lake Tahoe Water Trail is a water route along the 72-mile shoreline that connects public beaches with launch/landing sites to help paddlers have a safe and fun recreation experience while practicing […]
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This three-acre pebbly beach is quickly becoming one of Tahoe’s premier standup paddling hotspots to shove off from. It’s home to deep history, an amazing café serving gourmet food, and Tahoe Watermans Landing – Family […]
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Sitting just a few miles from the hustle and bustle of the casino corridor, you’ll find one of the most beautiful, large sandy beaches in South Shore — the Nevada Beach and Campground. Approximately ½ […]
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White sands. Turquoise blue. Crystal clear waters. If that’s what you’re looking for then Baldwin Beach is the spot to start. Geographically speaking, Pope, Kiva, and Baldwin Beaches are one long stretch of sand but […]
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When it comes to an energetic vibe and easy access for every kind of water sport you can imagine Zephyr Cove is it. In fact, it’s one of the liveliest spots for water outings on […]
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When it comes to paddling up close & personal to the most rugged Lake Tahoe shoreline, Cave Rock is near the top of the list. From here, you can easily launch onto the lake and […]
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