Top 10 Lake Tahoe Day Hikes

Lake Tahoe has a way of getting into your blood, under your skin and pervading every part of your body. From easy to strenuous, Lake Tahoe boasts some of the best hikes in North America. This list of hikes is what we would consider a list of day hikes. Day hikes are defined as, short to medium walks... read more

Vikingsholm Historic Site Lake Tahoe

Vikingsholm is located at the head of Emerald Bay in Lake Tahoe, California. This magnificent “castle” is a unique blend of Nature’s spectacular beauty and man’s architectural ingenuity. Vikingsholm, situated majestically among towering pines and cedars, was built as a summe... read more

Hiking Glacier Meadow Loop

Glacier Meadow Loop at Lake Tahoe is a very short, self-guided nature trail that begins and ends at the Eastbound I-80 rest stop on Donner Summit. This is a relaxing stroll with signs along the trail explaining how glacial action carved and polished the area. This .5 mile easy loop trail is located ... read more

Mountain Biking The Cannell Plunge

Located in the Southern Sierra Nevada Mountain this ride is definitely an epic ride with some of the best riding and most incredible views that I have enjoyed in Southern California. You will get over 32 miles of riding in on 98 percent single track. With the low point at the rides end in Kernvill... read more

Mountain Biking Cathedral Rock Loop

Great trail with awesome scenery. The singletrack is quick and twisting. Lots of up and down with some technical sections to it. Halfway through you can take a dip into Oak Creek, and if you want you can swing on the rope and jump into Oak Creek. After that, it’s some moderate to strenuous rid... read more

Mountain Biking Cuyamaca State Park

Less than an hour’s drive from San Diego lies a rocky, moderately hilly, desert landscape that would seem to be created for mountain biking. The weather, of course, is Southern-California perfect. The rides aren’t overly difficult, but they definitely pose a challenge. Riders that take o... read more

Middle Fork of the American River

The Middle Fork of the American River is chock full of thrilling whitewater, fascinating history, stunning scenery, and incredible wildlife. Although it was once a well-inhabited canyon with two mining camps and over 10,000 people, today the Middle Fork American River Canyon is a place of solitude a... read more

Rafting the Truckee River

River rafting on the Truckee is an exciting, yet safe way for a family or friends to enjoy a morning or afternoon together. A GREAT 2-3 HOURS in which you enjoy a leisurely, self guided, 5- mile float on the Truckee River from Tahoe City to the River Ranch Bar, Restaurant & Hotel. We are the onl... read more

Kayaking Kailua Bay Oahu

The best thing about Kayaking in Kailua Bay is the beauty of the fine white sandy beaches on Lanikai Beach, the snorkeling right off shore, the beauty of both Flat Island and Mokulua. Kailua Sailboards and Kayaks Inc, lets you view the area in the best possible conditions. In our case we had sever... read more

Kayaking in Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe has a tremendous amount of beauty just driving around. Imagine quietly paddling from Sand Harbor on the north east shore of Tahoe, to Thunderbird Lodge on the middle east shore. The best times to go are in the morning, the afternoon and evening, generally, has the winds kicking up to offe... read more

Gore Canyon Colorado

This is the post-season run for advanced intermediates and experts in Colorado. Usually runs strong 1000+ cfs from July until September and maybe October. It is the site of Colorado’s biggest ww festival/downriver race, usually held at the end of August. At prime level, 1000 to 1200 cfs, this ... read more