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72 miles of shoreline, crystal clear water, and the panorama of the snow capped mountains makes Lake Tahoe an outdoorsman’s dream. And There is no better way to experience the incredible beauty of the lake than from the lake itself.

This trip includes 3 days of paddling and fishing nearly half the circumference of Lake Tahoe. The first day we will paddle from South Lake Tahoe to Emerald Bay. While at Emerald Bay you can visit Vikingsholm, an old Scandinavian style castle that sits on the edge of the water at the end of the bay. We will also visit Fannette Island, the only island in Lake Tahoe, located right in the middle of Emerald Bay.  The second day we will paddle to  Meeks Bay, considered by some to be the best fishing location and home of the finest white sand beach on the lake. Our final destination will be Tahoe City where after a long paddling trip you can relax, or visit the numerous shops, restaurants or bars with live entertainment.

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Kayak the Colorado River on the forgotten 15-mile stretch between the Glen Canyon Dam and Lees Ferry. The whole time you will be surrounded by the skyscraper steep walls of the canyon where the vertical cliffs start out at 700 feet and halfway through the trip, they rocket to 1,700 feet. This area boasts the southwest’s cleanest water and an abundance of trout. Enjoy the breathtaking views while the current takes you. Stop and relax or fish on one of the many shaded beaches and Camp on one of six designated swaths of sand, then watch slivers of stars emerge between narrow canyon walls.

Antelope Canyon is at once one of the most breathtaking and tranquil places on earth.  Gently carved from the Navajo sandstone over the course of countless millenniums, the slot canyons are majestic and narrow passages, just enough space for a small group to walk the sandy floor - and for the occasional shafts of sunlight to shine down from above.

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The Channel Islands are about an hour boat ride from Southern California’s coast. Although the islands are close to some very large cities, it seems as if you are in another world! The adventure begins from the moment you hop on the boat, so keep your eyes open for the wide variety of sea life that lives in the area from dolphins to seals and even blue whales.

On this 4-day trip you will enjoy some of the many hiking trails that are scattered through out the island. You will also be doing some sea kayaking where you will get a chance to explore some of the beautiful sea caves that the Santa Cruz Island have to offer or If you just feel like relaxing you can lay out on the beach at Scorpion Cove.

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The Flume Trail is one of the West’s most renowned mountain bike trails, with great views of Lake Tahoe and an easy graded section of single-track. 1600' above the east shore of Lake Tahoe and only a half mile away from the shoreline in places, it is truly one of the premier trails in the world.

The second day we will bike the 23 miles from the end of the Flume Trail to Marlette lake to Tahoe Meadows which is the most popular bike route on the Tahoe Rim Trail. On this trail you will ride through thin alpine forests and maneuver around granite boulders on hard-packed trail with some serious sandy sections. The views move back and forth between the verdant Tahoe Basin on the west, and the contrasting Washoe Valley on the east.

Lake Tahoe is an outdoorsman’s dream. The snow capped mountains make post card like pictures and the perfectly clear water makes it seem as if your kayak is floating in mid air. We will be kayaking about 15 miles from the boardwalk in South Lake Tahoe to Emerald Bay and back. The water is so clear that even as you paddle in to water that is twenty or thirty feet deep it looks shallow enough to stand in. Once we make it in to Emerald Bay we can visit Vikingsholm, an old Scandinavian style castle that sits on the edge of the water at the end of the bay. We can also visit Fannette Island that sits right in the middle of Emerald Bay. It is the only island in Lake Tahoe.

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South Lake Tahoe has great climbing for any skill level, whether it’s your first time to climb or you are an expert. Our three-day multi-sport trip involves two days of rock climbing in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains and a day of kayaking on the crystal clear Lake Tahoe. We will be climbing in two of the most popular areas in Lake Tahoe starting with Phantom Spire. The steep walls covered in knobs along with the ledge up Middle Spire make for a great day of climbing. Our experienced guide will talk you through each step as you make your way up the rock. The next day we will climb at Lover’s Leap. Lover’s Leap has some of the best moderate granite climbing in the country. The dykes that run horizontal make for a unique granite climb.

Lake Tahoe is an outdoorsman’s dream. The snow capped mountains make post card like pictures and the perfectly clear water makes it seem as if your kayak is floating in mid air. We will be kayaking about 15 miles from the boardwalk in South Lake Tahoe to Emerald Bay and back. The water is so clear that even as you paddle in to water that is twenty or thirty feet deep it looks shallow enough to stand in. Once we make it in to Emerald Bay we can visit Vikingsholm, an old Scandinavian style castle that sits on the edge of the water at the end of the bay. We can also visit Fannette Island that sits right in the middle of Emerald Bay. It is the only island in Lake Tahoe.

To receive a detailed itinerary for this tour, please fill out the brief form on our 'Book a private trip form' and a detailed itinerary will be e-mailed to you. If you would prefer, you can call our office at 918-770-6822 for more information.

To receive a detailed itinerary for this tour, please fill out the brief form on our 'Book a private trip form' and a detailed itinerary will be e-mailed to you. If you would prefer, you can call our office at 918-770-6822 for more information.