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Tahoe Trailways Bike Path
As one of the more urbanized areas of Lake Tahoe, this trail offers a pleasant mix of nature and recreation.
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Tahoe Trailways Bike Path Details
As one of the more urbanized areas of Lake Tahoe, this trail offers a pleasant mix of nature and recreation. Highlights along this 19.4-mile trail include Dollar Point, Squaw Valley, and Sugar Pine Point State Park. Of course, you will have plenty of opportunities to take short breaks for swimming, fishing, or hiking on the way. While most of the trail is paved, although there is a 1-mile section that still needs to be poured.
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Nearby Parks Around Tahoe Trailways Bike Path
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Tahoe Trailways Bike Path
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0.4 mi away
Route 50--El Dorado County
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Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit National Forest
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Lake Valley State Recreation Area
Grab your clubs and play a round of golf at the on-site 18-hole course in this state recreation area.
5.2 mi away
Mount Tallac
This 10.5-mile trail is a fun but challenging experience that is guaranteed to amaze you with its sweeping mountain and lake views.
6.8 mi away
Emerald Bay State Park
Covering 1,533-acres across the Emerald Bay in Lake Tahoe, this stunning park is marked by mountainous cliffs and deep blue waters.
