The east shore of Lake Tahoe in one word: boulders. Compared to the other segments of the lake, this is by far the most rocky AND remote. A huge thanks to Captain George Whittell Jr., […]
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Established in 2007, the Lake Tahoe Water Trail is a water route along the 72-mile shoreline that connects public beaches with launch/landing sites to help paddlers have a safe and fun recreation experience while practicing […]
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The guide includes 37 public launch and landing sites, 20 Trailheads with signage, restrooms and parking, Day Trip Maps, and all the tools you need for planning a safe and fun eco-adventure.
Sierra Business Council and their contributors will be in no way responsible for personal injury or damage to personal property arising in conjunction with the use of this map. Good judgment and planning are critical to any successful outing. Before heading out on the water, it is recommended that you check with other sources of information such as local paddling shops, outdoor stores, marinas and ranger stations for the latest conditions.
The Lake Tahoe Water Trail is a project of Sierra Business Council. Learn more at sierrabusiness.org
Sierra Business Council and the Lake Tahoe Water Trail Committee and their contributors will be in no way responsible for personal injury or damage to personal property arising in conjunction with the use of this website or printed materials. Good judgment and planning are critical to any successful outing. Before heading out on the water, it is recommended that you check with other sources of information for the latest lake conditions.