Lake Tahoe's East Shore Trail-Northern Sierra Nevada

Description

Grab your bike and spend the day riding between beautiful lake views and discovering secret coves at Lake Tahoe's East Shore Trail! This trail showcases expansive Lake Tahoe views while cycling away over bridges surrounded by stunning scenery and views. Such a new and incredible way to see such an amazing shot of nature! Bring your family and furry friends for this 3 mile biking hike where you literally get the best of both worlds; biking and hiking all in one. Ride and discover the secret coves and beautiful viewpoints situated amongst the trail. Climb a large boulder and take plenty of pictures overlooking Lake Tahoe. Find the interpretive panels along the trails and learn the history behind this beautiful gem and the nature that surrounds you. A biking hike to truly remember!

Itinerary

Stop by the biking station to make sure everything is ready for the hike
Grab your bike and begin you adventure
Marvel at the beautiful scenery and lake views around you
Pedal across the bridges and discover the secret coves nestled around
Climb a large boulder and take plenty of pictures at the top
Soak in the beauty of Lake Tahoe all around you

4.8 ● Google reviews

Amazing views of the lake and the water. Perfect paved path for walking, jogging or riding a bike. Great for all ages. You can rent bikes on the north end near Flume Trail.

Can't beat these views! Dogs had a couple of places to get into the water... Don't take the pups if it's 65+ degrees, unless they wear boots as the asphalt will burn their feet! Humans, do yourself a favor and give enough time to fully appreciate the beauty in front of you ❤️ Be aware that dogs are NOT allowed into Sand Cove at the other end, so plan accordingly!

Very easy hike with a beautiful view of Lake Tahoe. It’s a 2 mile hike one way and it’s paved hike. In 1 mile you will get the hidden beach and also find restroom. You can complete the hike round way within 2 hrs. It’s a paid parking of $10.

Great trail, easy for dogs, fantastic views!

This is a great trail that has its hills, but isn't overly strenuous! Crosses underneath the road at one point and goes over to beside the lake. A paved path! Bathrooms near the road crossover location.

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FAQs

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are allowed on leashes, but it is important to not walk your dog on the pavement when the weather is hot.

Is this trail wheelchair accessible?

Yes! With a 10-foot wide path, it meets the American Disability Act standards to ensure it is accessible to everyone to ride a bike, walk or stroll.

Are there bike rentals?

There are plenty of bike rentals near the trail if you need to rent a bike.