Group tours that involve exercise can either go way too slow or end up leaving you in the dust. Don’t settle to explore a new area uncomfortably. Instead, prebook this Lake Tahoe Self-Guided Bike Tour of North Shore, and ride at your own pace. Pedal along bike paths away from heavy car traffic, and see stunningly beautiful areas like San Harbor, Hidden Beach, Memorial Beach, and Kings Beach.

• Ride along Lake Tahoe’s North Shore during this self-guided bike tour
• Move at your own pace and stop wherever and whenever you want
• This rental includes a map, handlebar bag, helmet, and lock for convenience
• All equipment is sanitized before your rental for health and safety

What To Expect

Bike Big Blue and hug a tree, live the Tahoe way! Enjoy a Self-Guided Tour through the North Shore of Lake Tahoe. Start your day off at our Sport Shop, where a member of our team will personally fit you to the bike that suits you best! After a brief safety and usage tutorial we will take off to Bike Big Blue! Our recommended ride starts at the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort sports shop. Ride the Lakeshore car-free bike path out to the all-new East Shore Bike Trail, newly renovated in 2019! After the two bike paths intersect at Nevada State Route 28 (Tahoe Blvd), riders can safely journey southwest for 2.5 miles out towards Sand Harbor State Park, taking in all the majestic views Lake Tahoe has to offer. You have the option to stop and lounge at Memorial beach, Hidden beach, or Sand Harbor. Many vistas dot the shoreline for ample resting and photo opportunities. Park the bikes (locks included) and check out Hidden and Memorial Beaches- two Tahoe gems! Turn around near Sand Harbor and double back. If you’d like you can take a stop at the Tunnel Creek Café, where you can grab refreshments and food! Enjoy the mile downhill coast back to the hotel. Riders can also journey north on lakeshore blvd to ride past the beautiful homes that line Billionaires row. You can take the Lakeshore blvd bike path for 3 miles along the lakefront, and then if you’d like journey onto the bike lane for another two miles to ride all the way to Kings Beach in California.