The Experience

The Problem

Tahoe provides unparalleled outdoor recreation experiences, but managing the surge in visitation in the busy months creates challenges for our communities and the environment. We are working to make it easier to get around, enjoy and take care of Lake Tahoe by investing in a sustainable trail system, finding innovative ways to reduce traffic congestion on busy days, and improving access to recreation opportunities, especially for underserved communities.

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Transformational Project

East Shore Trail Extension

One of the most iconic trails in Tahoe is expanding. Plans are underway to extend the Tahoe East Shore Trail, which runs along State Route 28, to Spooner Summit. This effort includes new and expanded parking lots, which not only provide a safer alternative to parking along the highway, but help reduce erosion and prevent sediment flowing into the Lake. We are also working with our partners to help design, fund and build the next few miles of path to Secret Harbor en route to Spooner Summit.

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