ā¢ Author bikes and skis throughout the year in the Tahoe backcountryā¢ Detailed guide to one of the nation's seminal mountain biking locationsNorthern California is known as the birthplace of mountain biking, and Tahoe is its most famous destination. The 165-mile Tahoe Rim Trail (TRT) circumnavigates the sparkling blue lake along the spine of the Sierra and Carson Ranges, and serves as the backbone of Tahoe's intricate trail skeleton. Over its course, numerous other trails and roads intersect the TRT, creating endless options for loops of various lengths, point-to-point rides, and all-day epics.Guide includes: ā¢ 50 Tracks in the Tahoe areaā¢ 50% or more of each route on singletrackā¢ Convenient, compact formatā¢ Most current information available, including beta on new trails and/or trail networksā¢ Topographical route mapsā¢ Directions to trailheads, trip distance, suggested season, difficulty ratings, fitness intensity rating, route options, and trail descriptions tagged with mileage pointsā¢ Pertinent information for the area, including shuttle and guiding services, bike shops, and recommended spots for post-ride food and beverage
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- Mountain Bike Tahoe
- Title
- Dedication
- Copyright
- Contents
- Routes at a Glance
- Acknowledgments
- Welcome to Lake Tahoe
- Ride Locator Map
- How to Use This Guide
- North Lake Tahoe (Tahoe City to Kings Beach)
- East Shore (Incline Village to Stateline)
- South Lake Tahoe (Kingsbury Grade to Luther Pass)
- Truckee
- Downieville and Graeagle
- Sierra Nevada Foothills
- Reno and Carson City
- Appendix: Bike Parks
- Resources
- Index
- About the Author