High Sierra Water Ski School
They offer Water Skiing, Wakeboard, Wakesurfing, Tubing, Kneeboarding and Wakeskating Lessons, Power Boat Rentals, Power Boat Charters, Power Boat tours and rides, Jet Ski Rentals. Plus, Canoe, Kayak, Paddleboard and Equipment rentals.
We invite you to experience Lake Tahoe’s most fun and exciting summer recreation operation, perfect for family boat trips and summer vacation activities. They offer water skiing, wakeboard, wakesurfing, tubing, kneeboarding and wakeskating lessons, power boat rentals, power boat charters, power boat tours and rides, and jet ski rentals. Other than jet ski rentals, High Sierra Water Ski School also offers canoe, kayak, paddleboard and equipment rentals. If you’re looking to adventure out onto Lake Tahoe, the High Sierra Water Ski School has what you need regardless of your experience level!
- Hours Reserve online or call
- Address Sunnyside Marina, 1850 West Lake Boulevard, Tahoe City, CA
- Phone 530-583-7417
- Website High Sierra Water Ski School
- Best Feature Their instructors specialize in teaching children
- Boating
- Kayaks
- Rentals
They have two convenient locations to serve you – one at the Sunnyside Restaurant, Lodge & Marina and the second on the West Shore at the Homewood High & Dry Marina.
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