Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe Travel Tips
- A short but steep hike nine miles north of South Lake's sprawl leads from the road down to gorgeous Emerald Bay and the Vikingsholm Castle. Bring a bathing suit and swim out to Fannette, Tahoe's only island.
- For an all-day hike to the 10,778-foot peak of Mt. Rose, catch the trailhead near the summit of NV 431. The six-mile round trip rewards you with great views of the lake, Reno, and the valley surrounding the city.
- Mountain bikes are permitted on half of the 165-mile Tahoe Rim Trail that circles the lake. It's easy to access the 15-mile stretch from Spooner Summit (on US 50) south to Kingsbury Grade (NV 207), in the shadow of 9,000-foot peaks.
- Several downhill ski resorts operate lifts in the summer for bikers and hikers. Northstar's chairlifts are equipped with bike racks to take you from the Village to mid-mountain elevations above 7,000 feet and 100 miles of marked trails.
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Articles & Advice on Lake Tahoe
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- The Tahoe Rim Trail
- Introduction
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- Off-the-Rails Adventure
- Skiing at Lake Tahoe, California
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- Tahoe Rim Trail
- Building a 150 Mile Loop for Hiker, Horse, and Skier
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- Tahoe Alpine Skiing
- Playground of the Western World
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- Hiking the Tahoe Rim Trail
- The Carson Range
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- Great Snowshoe Hikes in North Tahoe
- Introduction
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Parks Near Lake Tahoe
- Cathedral Lakes Trail,CA (4.4 mi.)
- Emerald Bay State Park,CA (6.1 mi.)
- D L Bliss State Park,CA (6.9 mi.)
