Sierra Sun features Tahoe Adventure Company
Experience the Lodge-to-Lodge Kayak Getaway along the Lake Tahoe water trailBy Pettit Gilwee
Special to the Sun
September, 15 2010
Sierra Sun
TAHOE, Calif. - This fall, Tahoe Adventure Company is featuring a multi-day kayak and stay package along the West, North and East shores of Lake Tahoe.
Guests enjoy the glassy, clear waters with early morning guided paddles spotting local wildlife and learning about the unique natural and human history of this special region.
By afternoon, they arrive at their lakefront hotel for a hot shower, warm meal and pure relaxation. The best hotels have been chosen for their comfort and include Sunnyside Lodge, Mourelatos Lakeshore Resort and the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe. After checking in, guests can choose to benefit from a massage, a walk along the beach, skipping stones or simply relaxing by the pool or on the water's edge.
Our four-day kayak adventure is a luxurious way to spend a long weekend, special occasion, or simply a reason to celebrate autumn on one of the most magnificent lakes in the world. Fall in Lake Tahoe treats us to warm sunny days and calm water void of crowds.
In addition to thorough instruction, guides will inform you about natural and human history topics such as wildlife, geology, ecology, and native peoples. Kayaking is at a leisurely pace, allowing time to see the sites and enjoy the crystal clear water. Each day's paddle starts after an excellent breakfast, finishes in the afternoon and is suitable for beginners. Evenings are enjoyed with delicious meals at terrific local restaurants with great company.
For more details and the day-to-day itinerary, call Tahoe Adventure
Company at 530-913-9212 or www.TahoeAdventureCompany.com. Space is limited.
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