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Things
to do at Lake Tahoe: Recreation
It seems as if recreational opportunities
at Lake Tahoe are unlimited! This page provides
information about many popular things to do. But,
please make sure to call ahead and verify current
information
before setting out for any of the places listed
here. Enjoy your visit to Lake Tahoe! For information
about buying or selling Lake Tahoe real estate,
just contact me. -- Patrick
Doran, Realtor
Alpine
Skiing & Snowboarding | Cross
Country Skiing
Beaches and Picnic Areas | Campgrounds & Trailer
Parks
Children's Activities | Tahoe Hiking & Trail Running
Tahoe Golf Courses | Tahoe Mountain Biking
Alpine
Skiing and Snowboarding
Alpine
Meadows
2600 Alpine Meadows Rd.
Tahoe City, CA
Phone: (530) 583-4232
Boreal
Ski Area
I-80 at Casle Peak
Phone: (530)426-3663
Clair
Tappaan Lodge
19940 Donner Pass Rd.
Soda Springs, CA
Phone: (530) 426-3632
Donner
Ski Ranch
19320 Donner Pass Rd.
Norden, CA
Phone: (530) 426-3635
Homewood
Ski Area
Hwy. 89 in Homewood
Phone: (530) 525-2992
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Kirkwood
Ski Resort
Highway 88 Carson Pass
Phone: (209) 258-6000
Mount
Rose Ski Area
Mount Rose Highway
Phone: (701) 849-0704
Northstar-at-Tahoe
Highway 267 & Northstar Dr.
Truckee, CA
Phone: (530) 562-1010
Heavenly Ski Resort
South Lake Tahoe, CA
Phone: (530) 586-7000 |
Sierra-at-Tahoe
Highway 50 on Echo Summit
Phone: (530) 659-7453
Ski
Incline - Diamond Peak
Incline Village, NV
Phone: (530) 831-3211
Soda
Springs Ski Area
19455 Boread Ridge Rd.
Soda Springs, CA
Phone: (530) 426-3663
Sugar
Bowl
750 Mule Ears Ct.
Norden, CA
Phone: (530) 426-3651 |
Spooner Lake Cross Country Ski
Area
Spooner
Summit is near the Northeast shore of Lake
Tahoe
State Route 28, 12 miles south of Incline Village, NV
Phone: (702) 749-5349
Auburn
Ski Area
Programs
include a full winter full of events for children
and adults.
Located
at Boreal on Hwy. 90 West of Truckee
Phone: (530) 426-3313
Blue
Lakes Road
State
snow park permit required. Purchase yours at
a US Forest Service office.
Blue
Lakes Road is located on Hwy. 88 just South
of Picketts Junction.
North
of intersection of Hwys. 88 and 89.
Camp
Richardson
Rentals:
Touring, skating, snowshoes
Lessons available
Restaurant and cafe
Christmas Gift Shop through the Holidays
User
fees are required.
State
Route 89
(2 1/2 miles North of the "Y" in South Lake Tahoe)
P.O. Box 9028
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96158
Phone: (530) 541-1801 For reservations: (800) 544-1801
Hope
Valley Cross-Country
Rentals:
Touring, backcountry
Lessons: One and one-half hour lesson & trail pass & equipment
rental available
Food: Sorenson's Resort
Cost all day: Donations Accepted
Located
at Pickett's Junction where Hwys. 88 and 89
intersect.
Phone: (530) 694-2266
Kirkwood
Cross Country
Rentals:
Touring, skating, telemark, showshoes
Lessons: Group lesson & trail pass & equipment
rental available
Food: Day lodge
Trail
fees are required.
Highway
88 near Carson Pass
Kirkwood, CA
Phone: (209) 258-6000
North
Tahoe Regional Park
11
K of tracks, mostly for beginner skiers.
Trail
fees are required.
National
Ave. off State Route 28
Tahoe Vista, CA
Phone: (530) 546-7248
Lake
Tahoe Beaches and Picnic Areas
South
Shore Beaches & Picnic Areas
Baldwin
Beach
Located on Hwy. 89, 4 mi. S. of "The Y", South Lake Tahoe
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Fee, No Dogs Allowed
Operated by US Forest Service (530) 573-2674
Camp
Richardson
Located on Hwy. 89, 2.5 mi. N. of "The Y", South Lake Tahoe
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, Playground
Parking Fee, Boat Rentals, Food, Paved Bicycle Path & Rentals Nearby.
Operated by US Forest Service (530) 573-2674
Connolly
Beach
Located on Hwy. 50 at Timber Cove Lodge
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas
Boat Launch Nearby, No Lifeguards
El
Dorado Beach
Located between Rufus Allen & Lakeview
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, Playground
Boat Launch (depending on lake level), No Lifeguards
Emerald
Bay Beach
Located at the base of Emerald Bay
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas
Trails, Pier, Vikingsholm Castle
Fallen
Leaf Lake
Located on Fallen Leaf Lake Rd. off Hwy. 89
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Boat Launch, Fallen Leaf Lake Lodge
Kiva
Beach
Located on Hwy. 89, 2.5 mi. N. of "The Y", South Lake Tahoe
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Dogs on Leashes Allowed
Operated by US Forest Service (530) 573-2674
Nevada
Beach
Located on Elk Point Rd. near Roundhill & Hwy. 50
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
No Dogs Allowed, Boat Launch at South End
Operated by US Forest Service (530) 573-2674
Pope
Beach
Located on Hwy. 89, 2 mi. N. of "The Y", South Lake Tahoe
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Fee, No Dogs Allowed
Operated by US Forest Service (530) 573-2674
Regan
Beach
Located West of Hwy. 50 at Lakeview & Sacramento
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Playground
No Dogs, Fires or Alcohol Allowed
Operated by City of South Lake Tahoe (530) 542-6055
Regan Beach is a great place to take your toddlers for a lake-side swing
in the playground. Bring your picnic basket, and your family will enjoy some
of the best lakefront dining anywhere! You will marvel at the sweeping views
from your picnic table. Plus, remember to bring along some bread crumbs for
the friendly ducks and geese!
West
Shore Beaches & Picnic Areas
D.L.
Bliss State Park
Located on Hwy. 89, South of Meeks Bay
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Admission Fee, Trails, Camping, Beach
Kaspian
Recreation Area
Located on Hwy 89, South of Sunnyside
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Campsites Across the Highway
Operated by US Forest Service
Reservations: 800/280-2267
Information (no reservations): 530/544-5994
Meeks
Bay Campground
Located 10 mi. South of Tahoe City
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Boat Launch, Sandy Beach, Fee
Reservations: (800) 280-2267
Information (not reservations): (530) 544-5994
Sugar
Pine Point State Park
Located North of Meeks Bay
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Fee for Cars, Free Pier
William
Kent Campground
Located on Hwy. 89 at Sunnyside
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Rocky Beach, Sunbathing
Operated by US Forest Service
Reservations: (800) 280-2267
Information (no reservations): (530) 583-3642
North
Shore Beaches & Picnic Areas
Agatam
Beach
Located on Hwy. 28, Tahoe Vista, Agatam St.
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, 300' Beach & Lawn Area
Operated by North Tahoe Public Utility District (530) 546-7248
Coon
St. Picnic Area
Located the East End of Kings Beach
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, Playground
Operated by N. Tahoe Public Util. Dist. (530) 546-7248
Kings
Beach Rec. Area
Located at the Center of Kings Beach
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, Playground
Operated by N. Tahoe Public Util. Dist. (530) 546-7248
Lake
Forest Beach
Located 1 mi. East of Tahoe City
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Operated by Tahoe City Public Util. Dist. (530) 583-5544
Moondunes
Beach
Located in Tahoe Vista near Pino Grande
Has Picnic Areas, Firepits, 600' Swimming Beach
Operated by N. Tahoe Public Util. Dist. (530) 546-7248
North
Tahoe Beach Center
Located in Kings Beach
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Fee for Sauna, Clubhouse, Hot Tub, Weights
North
Tahoe Marina
Located in Tahoe Vista on Hwy. 28
Has Picnic Areas, Firepits, Boat Launch
Operated by N. Tahoe Public Util. Dist. (530) 546-7248
North
Tahoe Regional Park
Located in Tahoe Vista
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, Playgrounds
Trails, Volleyball, Softball
Patton
Beach
Located on Hwy. 28 in Carnelian Bay
Has Picnic Areas, Firepits
Rocky Beach
Operated by N. Tahoe Public Util. Dist. (530) 546-7248
Sand
Harbor Nevada State Park
Located South of Incline Village
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, Cultural Events
Boat Launch, Lifeguards, Fee
Secline
Beach
Located at the End of Secline St., Kings Beach
Has Picnic Areas, 300' Beach
Operated by N. Tahoe Public Util. Dist. (530) 546-7248
Tahoe
City Commons Beach
Located in the Center of Tahoe City
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, Playground
Operated by Tahoe City Public Utility Dist. (530) 583-5544
Tahoe
State Recreation Area
Located next to McDonalds, Tahoe City
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
38 Campsites, Open Dawn till Dusk
West
End Beach
Located at the West End of Donner Lake, Truckee
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits, Playground
Volleyball, Tennis
Admission Fee
William
B. Layton Memorial Park
Located in Tahoe City
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Rocky Shore, Grass, Gatekeepers Museum
East
Shore Beaches & Picnic Areas
Zephyr
Cove Beach
Located on Hwy. 50 at Zephyr Cove
Has Restrooms, Picnic Areas, Firepits
Parking Fee, Boat Rentals, Cruises, Food
Operated by US Forest Service (530) 573-2674
Lake
Tahoe Area Campgrounds
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A
Friendly Note from the US Forest Service...
Callers can get
specific information about each camp site. I have listed
the campgrounds and their numbers below.
South
Shore Campgrounds:
Fallen Leaf Lake reservations 800/280-2267
Fallen Leaf Lake information 530/544-5994
Nevada Beach reservations 800/280-2267
Nevada Beach information 702/588-5562
West
Shore Campgrounds:
Kaspian reservations 800/280-2267
Kaspian information 530/544-5994
Meeks Bay Campground reservations 800/280-2267
Meeks Bay Campground information 530/544-5994
William Kent reservations 800/280-2267
William Kent information 530/583-3642
Marie
Bledsoe
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Forest Service
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South
Shore Campgrounds
Camp
Richardson Resort
2 mi. Northwest of South Lake Tahoe on Hwy. 89
Camp Richardson Resort is one of Lake Tahoe's year round retreats, located
on the South Shore minutes from Heavenly Valley ski area and all the casinos.
A variety of accommodations: lakefront cabins, condominiums, hotel rooms, tent
and RV campsites.
Campground
by the Lake
Hwy. 50 near South Lake Tahoe
Fee, 170 sites (170 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Fallen
Leaf
.25 mi. from of the town of South Lake Tahoe on Highway 89
(530) 573-2600
Fee, 205 sites (130 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
KOA
of South Lake Tahoe
5 mi. Southwest of South Lake Tahoe on Hwy. 50
(530) 577-3693
Fee, 68 sites (52 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Lakeside
Mobile Home RV
South Lake Tahoe
(530) 544-4704
Open Year Round, Fee, 43 sites (10 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush. Toilets,
Tables, Pets OK, Swimming
Nevada
Beach
1 mi. Northeast of Stateline on Hwy. 50
(530) 573-2600
Fee, 54 sites (30 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Tahoe
Pines
Tahoe Paradise (Meyers) 5 mi. Southwest of South Lake Tahoe on Hwy. 50
(530) 577-1653
Fee, 80 sites (50 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Tahoe
Valley
South Lake Tahoe at Hwy. 50 and "C" St.
(530) 541-2222
Fee, 410 sites (301 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
West
Shore Campgrounds
D.L.
Bliss State Park
11 mi. South of Homewood on Hwy. 89
(530) 525-7277
Fee, 168 sites (21 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Emerald
Bay State Park
At Eagle Point on Hwy. 89, Emerald Bay
(530) 541-3030
Fee, 100 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Vikingsholm Castle tours through Labor Day
Emerald
Bay Boat Camp
North Shore of Emerald Bay
(530) 525-7277
Fee, 22 sites (no RV sites), Piped Water, Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Kaspian
5 mi. South of Tahoe City on Hwy. 89
(530) 573-2600
Fee, 10 sites (no RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Meeks
Bay Resort
10 mi. South of Tahoe City on Hwy. 89
NEW Numbers: (530) 525-6946 for the Resort and (530) 525-5588 for
Meeks Bay Marina.
Fee, 28 sites (10 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
No Pets, Swimming
Meeks
Bay Campground
10 mi. South of Tahoe City on Hwy. 89
Reservations: (800) 280-2267
Information (not reservations): (530) 544-5994
Fee, 40 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Sugar
Pine Point State Park
At General Creek on Hwy. 89
(530) 525-7982
Year-Round, Fee, 175 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits,
Tables, Pets OK, Swimming
William
Kent
2 mi. South of Tahoe City on Hwy. 89
Operated by US Forest Service
Reservations: (800) 280-2267
Information (no reservations): (530) 583-3642
Fee, 95 sites (40 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
North
Shore Campgrounds
Lake
Forest
2 mi Northeast of Tahoe City off Hwy. 28
(530) 583-3795
Fee, 21 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Mt.
Rose
7 mi. Northeast on Hwy. 431
(702) 882-2766
Fee, 24 sites (9 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables, Pets
OK
Sandy
Beach Campground
Tahoe Vista
(530) 546-7682
Fee, 40 sites (20 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Tahoe
State Recreation Area
.25 mi. East of Tahoe City
(530) 583-3074
Fee, 39 sites (23 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
North
of Lake Tahoe (Truckee Area) Campgrounds
Boca
Boca Reservoir off I-80
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 20 sites (10 RV sites), Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables, Pets OK, Swimming
Boca
Rest
9.5 mi. East of Truckee off I-80
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 25 sites (all RV sites), Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables, Pets OK, Swimming
Boyington
Mill
10 mi Northeast of Truckee off I-80
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 10 sites (no RV sites), Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables, Pets OK, Swimming
Donner
Memorial State Park
3 mi. West of Truckee off I-80
(530) 587-3841
Fee, 252 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Emigrant Trail Museum
Goose
Meadows
5 mi. Southwest of Truckee off Hwy. 89
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 25 sites (all RV sites), Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables, Pets OK, Swimming
Granite
Flat
3 mi. Southwest of Truckee off Hwy. 89
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 75 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Lakeside
at Prosser Lake off Hwy. 89
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 30 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Logger
10 mi. East of Truckee off I-80 at Hirshdale
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 252 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Martis
Creek
5 mi. Southeast of Truckee off Hwy. 267
(530) 639-2342
Fee, 29 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Prosser
at Prosser Lake off Hwy. 89
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 29 sites (all RV sites), Piped Water, Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
Sage
Hen
11 mi. North of Truckee off Hwy. 89
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 9 sites (no RV sites), Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Pets OK
Silver
Creek
9 mi. South of Truckee off Hwy. 89
(530) 587-3558
Fee, 26 sites (19 RV sites), Piped Water, Chem. Toilets, Firepits, Tables,
Pets OK, Swimming
East
Shore Campgrounds
Zephyr
Cove
at Zephyr Cove on Hwy. 50
(702) 588-6644
Year-Round, Fee, 181 sites (107 RV sites), Piped Water, Flush Toilets, Firepits,
Tables, Pets OK, Swimming
Children's
Activities
Sledding:
Echo Summit Sno-Park on U.S. Highway 50
The
State of California Department of Parks and Recreation
runs two sno-parks at Echo Summit on land leased
from the U.S. Forest Service.
Jim
Ussery operates a concession at one of the sno-parks,
on the east side of Highway 50, where Jim and other
famiily members sell snacks and equipment and rent
sleds and saucers at the park. They also sell sno-park
permits on site. The winter of 1998-1999 is the
first year that Parks and Recreation has allowed
a concession to operate in the sno-park.
The
fee is just $5 for the whole family. Bring your
own tube, snowboard or garbage can lid, if you
like! Call ahead to verify fees and availability,
which are subject to change.
Sledding:
Other Lake Tahoe area sledding hills...
South
Shore Sledding: Across from the South Lake Tahoe
airport on Highway 50 south of the "Y".
You can't miss it. However, parking is limited,
and you can't park on the highway. Bring your own
sled, since this is not a commercial hill.
North
Shore Sledding: At Spooner Summit, sledding is
popular on the southwest corner of Highways 50
and 28. Bring your own sled, since this is not
a commercial hill. (A Few Warnings: Do not park
on the highway interchange, where you will get
a ticket! And, please be especially careful when
driving in this area, which is the scene of many
high-speed accidents.) Access to parking is from
Highway 28.
Hiking
and Running in the Lake Tahoe Area
Runners
and Hikers... Click Here for the Tahoe Mountain
Milers Web Site... Click
Here for the Tahoe Rim Trail Web Site...
Golf
Courses in the Lake Tahoe Area
Bijou
Municipal Golf Course
3436 Fairway Ave
South Lake Tahoe, CA
Phone: (530) 542-6097
Brockway
Golf Course
7900 North Lake Bl
Kings Beach, CA
Phone: (530) 546-9909
Dayton
Valley Country Club
51 Palmer Dr.
Dayton, NV
Phone: (702) 246-7888 -or- (800) 644-3822
Edgewood
Tahoe Golf Course
Hwy. 50 at Lake Parkway
Stateline, NV
Phone: (530) 588-3042
Glenbrook
Golf Course
Glenbrook, NV
Phone: (530) 749-5201 |
Lake
Tahoe Golf Course and Restaurant
2500 Emerald Bay Rd (Hwy. 50)
South Lake Tahoe, CA
Phone: 916) 577-0788
Old
Brockway Golf Course
Corner of Hwy. 267 & Hwy. 28
Kings Beach, CA
Phone: (530) 546-9909
Ponderosa
Golf Course
Hwy. 267
Truckee, CA
Phone: (530) 587-3501
Tahoe
Donner Golf Course
12850 Northwoods Blvd.
Truckee, CA
Phone: (530) 587-9440
Tahoe
Paradise Golf Course
3021 Emerald Bay Rd. (Hwy. 50)
South Lake Tahoe, CA
Phone: (530) 577-2121 |
Lake
Tahoe Mountain Biking
South
Lake Tahoe City Bike Path
This
paved bike path is a real asset to the town of
South Lake Tahoe. Located away from the busy roads
along scenic meadows and quiet neighborhoods, the
mostly flat path is ideal for commuting whether
headed to work or to the beaches. The bike path
goes from Timber Cove Lodge in mid-town and connects
to the Forest Service Bike Path, which continues
several miles along side of Emerald Bay Road.
Fallen
Leaf Road
How
To Get There: From South Lake Tahoe, head north
on Highway 89 about one mile past Camp Richardson
Lodge. Fallen Leaf Road is on the left, and it
can be easy to miss. Park your car in the turnout
here, or access Fallen Leaf Road from the Forest
Service Bike Path (on the Lake Tahoe side of Highway
89).
Angora
Lakes
The
Ride: Ride Fallen Leaf Road 1 1/2 miles from Highway
89 and turn left onto Tahoe Mountain Road, then
right on Angora Ridge Road after a 1/3 mile climb.
The partially paved road will climb steeply for
1 1/2 miles to a fire lookout station with great
views of Lake Tahoe and Fallen Leaf Lake. The road
then descends to a parking lot. Take the trailhead
to Angora Lake, another 1/8 mile up, some 5 miles
from Highway 89.
Powerline
Trail
Start
from either Oneidas Street or Garbage Dump Road
(at the end of Elks Club Road on Pioneer
Trail), head east along the double-track, which
is the service road for a large set of power lines
and also doubles as a designated off-highway vehicle
(OHV) route. The OHV road ends at Cold Creek, and
a single track trail ascends behind the Montgomery
Estates neighborhood and continues to Ski Run Boulevard
near the California base-side of the Heavenly Valley
Ski Area.
Corral
Loop
The
Ride: Take Oneidas Street off Pioneer Trail (road)
and follow the paved but little-traveled road several
miles up a steep 2-mile climb. Fifty yards past
the bridge at Trout Creek, turn left into a turnout
trail (you will see the trail marker). The single-track
leads up one little climb and then descends through
some sand and rock, technical sections before opening
into some twisting, fast turns. The trail ends
at Powerline Trail, so you can either turn right
onto the Powerline or veer left back to Oneidas.
Mr.
Toad's Wild Ride
Named
after the Disneyland roller-coaster.
Start
from the Bid Meadow Trailhead (parking and restrooms)
off Luther Pass Grade on Highway
89. Ride the Tahoe Rim Trail east 3 miles up gorgeous,
technically-challenging single track to tucker
Flat. Turn left at the Saxon Creek trail marker
and prepare to heat up your brakes. For approximately
4 1/2 miles, it's almost all downhill, technical
through some early sections and pulverized by overuse
in others, but there are still fun curves as you
reach the bottom. You will find many
streams and meadows along the route.
The
Flume Trail
Start
at Spooner Lake Nevada State Park near the intersection
of Highway 50 and Highway 28. (Parking fee required.)
The route starts as a double-track meandering north
through
aspen
groves, then ascends to Marlette Lake. At Marlette
Lake, go left along the lake. At the end of the
lake,
you will follow narrow single-track cut into the
side of the steep slope. Lake Tahoe is 1,000 feet
below
you! Several
miles from Marlette Lake the trail forks. Go left
and descend into Incline Village, where you loop
back to your car via Highway 28, or simply take
a carpool back. (Trail maps are available at parking
lot.)
Important Note: Information
on this page is subject to change, depending on each
business and agency that operates each concession
featured here. Please call the concessionaire to
verify fees and availability before
setting
out
for
any
of the destinations featured here.
Lake
Tahoe home buyers and sellers: contact
Patrick for all your Lake Tahoe real estate
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