Where to rent a bike in South Lake Tahoe

Anderson’s Bike Rentals starts at the beginning of the Camp Richardson Bike Path. There are miles of safe, paved trails perfect for the family of all ages to take at their own pace.

The path is dotted with small beaches that offer panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Ride the bike path into Camp Richardson and stop at The Grove for the best calamari and Rum Runners in town or treat the kids to their daily vacation ice cream cone at the Camp Richardson Ice Cream Parlor.

For the road or mountain biking enthusiast, we recommend South Shore Bikes. Hec and his staff at South Shore Bikes can set you up with road, mountain, or downhill bikes by the hour or day.

If you need a bunch of bikes for multiple family members, they also rent beach cruisers and stock a well-rounded supply of road and mountain bike parts.

Shoreline of Tahoe has all the rental gear you need including kid’s bikes, comfort hybrid bikes, cruiser bikes, mountain bikes, demo bikes, kids trailers, and more.

They also offer mountain bike shuttles for $15.00 a day, so check them out and put driving off for another day.

A Tahoe Original Since 1980, Sierra Ski & Cycle Works specializes in service, repairs, sales, and rentals.

This shop has been trusted by fun-loving locals for over 35 years and is the unofficial museum of mountain bike history in Lake Tahoe.

Located in the heart of South Lake Tahoe, Tahoe Bike Company’s new, expertly maintained rental fleet has bikes for all riding styles and preferences.

From comfortable cruisers and performance mountain bikes to tandem and electric bikes, they’ve got you covered.

For the adrenaline chaser of the family, Rolling Freedom Motorcycles has pedal-assisted e-bikes and 49CC Honda scooters that don’t require a motorcycle license.

Still not enough? The three-wheeled Slingshot is the ultimate joyride for you and a lucky passenger, no motorcycle endorsement necessary.