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    The paddle begins with views across Emerald Bay from a viewpoint at the parking area.
    Signs mark the beginning of the 1-mile descent to the lake shore.
    A wide trail marks the descent into and from Emerald Bay.
    A signboard at the bottom of the descent. Head right here to reach Vikingsholm and the nearest access to Emerald Bay.
    Signs point the way to the kayak and stand-up paddleboard rental area.
    Kayak Tahoe offers rentals for those who don't want to haul their kayak or paddleboard down.
    Emerald Bay provides a generally calm and incredibly scenic spot for paddlers.
    Crossing the bay.
    Fannette Island makes an ideal destination for paddlers to explore.
    Climbing the short trail to the tea house atop Fannette Island.
    The Tea House at the peak of Tahoe's only island.
    The tea house offers a unique panoramic view from the center of Emerald Bay.
    Kayaking near Vikingsholm gives a perspective that few others get.
    The Vikingsholm parking area is the nearest access to reach Emerald Bay. However, it is small and can fill up quickly.

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