| Fallen
Leaf Lake: 5
mile ride with great views of Mt. Tallac and Fallen Leaf
Lake. Great for beginners and scenery. |
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| Coral
Loop: 6.5
mile single track ride with a moderate elevation change.
Great for intermediate riders. |
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| Angora
Lakes: 7
mile with moderate elevation changes leading to serene
alpine lakes. Great for intermediates and hikers. Truly
one of the most beautiful places in Lake Tahoe. |
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| Clark's
Trail:
5 miles with very technical lines. This advanced trail
overlooks Fallen Leaf Lake trail and Fallen Leaf Lake |
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| Mr.
Toads Wild Ride:
8 miles with technical lines and elevation changes up
to 2500 feet. This is a world class mountain biking trail
for advanced riders. |
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| Tahoe
Rim Trail - Kingsbury south: Long
20 mile ride overlooking Tahoe with lots of elevation
and terrain variations. |
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| Fountain
Place: This
is easily accessible from Highway 50. Simply take Pioneer
Trail one mile to Oneidas Road. Follow Oneidas to the
end and you'll find many different trails to choose from. |
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| Twin
Peak:
Access this short ride off Lake Tahoe Boulevard approximately
2 miles from the intersection of Highway 50 and 89. This
is a great trail for a daily routine. |
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| Genoa
Peak: This
is an intermediate ride along a ridge line with scenic
views of the Lake Tahoe Basin to the west and Carson Valley
to the east. Follow North Benjamin off Kingsbury Grade
to the top, where you'll see a trailhead leading to Genoa
Peak at (9,150'). |
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The
Rubicon Rubicon
Famous
for being a world class OHV road, The Rubicon also offers
a variety of biking opportunities from loop rides to
difficult peak climbs. Follow Highway 89 north of Tahoma
and turn west onto McKinney-Rubicon Springs Road. |
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Kirkwood
Kirkwood's lift-accessed mountain Mountain Bike Park opens
in July (weather permitting) and closes in September.
Hours are from 9am to 4pm Saturday and Sunday. (800) 967-7500
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Northstar
Northstar
offers lift access to more than 100 miles of marked trails
and a world class Mountain Bike Park. Call.(800) GO-NORTH
for more information. |
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Nevada
Shoreline
This is an easy four mile trail that follows the beach
and shoreline, passing Chimney Beach, Secret Harbor and
Whale Beach. Find this amazing ride by beginning at the
paved parking lot on Highway 28, 2.9 miles south of Sand
Harbor. |
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Slaughter
House Canyon Trail
Slaughter House Canyon is 5 miles one way, with two trails
each having their own beautiful destinations: One trail
winds to majestic Sierra Meadow and the other to one of
Tahoe's most secluded beaches, Skunk Harbor. Access to
this unforgettable bike or hike is located 2 1/4 miles
north of the junction of Highway 50 and Highway 28.
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Spooner
Lake to Marlette Lake
This
intermediate 12 mile round trip tour follows North Canyon
Road to beautiful Marlette Lake. In the fall, hiking or
biking among the dense groups of Quaking Aspens in
their bright yellow foliage is a timely treat. |
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Stateline
Lookout
This
short 1 mile round trip bike offers stunning views leading
to the site of the old Crystal Bay Fire Lookout. Follow
the ridgeline for views of Lake Tahoe and the North Shore
area. |
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Tahoe Mountain Ride
is a short one(approximate 1.5 hours), but offers a few
excellent panoramic views of the Sierra range, including
Mt. Tallac. The ride includes on and off dirt terrain.
To find the ride you must first be in South Lake Tahoe.
You can begin the ride at the bottom of Tahoe Mountain
Road. To get there you must drive west from the Y in South
Lake Tahoe (Tahoe Valley). The Y is the first stop light
and intersection that you come to when entering South
Lake Tahoe, while driving south on the Emerald Bay Road (Highway
89) coming from Tahoe City. |
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LAKE
TAHOE HORSE BACK RIDING:
There
are several stables around Lake Tahoe offering scenic
horseback rides. Tours are usually offered at full or
half day, with guided service. Ride through the tall pine forests and
along ridgetop trails.
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Camp
Richardson's Corral
4 Emerald Bay Road, Camp Richardson, CA (530) 541-3113
Camp Richardson Corral offers breakfast rides, dinner rides,
hourly rides, fishing trips, and sleigh rides for the
winter months and the holidays. |
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Cascade
Stables
2199 Cascade Rd., South Lake Tahoe, CA (530) 541-2055 |
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Northstar
Stables
Northstar Stables specializes in beginners and family
groups. They also have horses geared for more advanced
riders. Phone: 530-562-1230 |
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Squaw
Valley Stables
Squaw Valley Stables has all kinds of horses for beginners
and more advanced riders.
Phone:
530-583-RIDE |
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Zephyr
Cove Stables
Zephyr Cove trails have stunning lake views and feature
unforgettable sunsets. The stable is located just
4 miles from casinos on Hwy. 50 in S. Lake Tahoe, Nevada,
just past the Zephyr Cove Campground. |
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