Place Category: Attractions and TrailheadsPlace Tags: Biking&Cycling, CrossCountry(XC)Skiing, Hiking&Backpacking, HistoricSites, Snowshoeing, and Tahoe/Truckee
The Taylor Creek Visitor Center is the hub where four self-guided trails start and the home of the Stream Profile Chamber, and Lake of the Sky Amphitheater.
Resource Website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/ltbmu/recarea/?recid=11785
Sorry, no records were found. Please adjust your search criteria and try again.
Sorry, unable to load Google Maps API.
The closest resort to Reno, Mt Rose Ski Tahoe is family-friendly and hosts a mix of terrain - from wide, sweeping groomed runs to the challenging chutes.
Sonora is home to museums and art galleries, and year-round outdoor recreation at resorts, campgrounds, lakes, golf courses and high country waterways.
Rising above Fallen Leaf Lake on the southwestern shore, Mt Tallac is one of the most iconic peaks in the Lake Tahoe basin.
Empire Mine State Historic Park is the site of one of the oldest, largest, deepest, longest and richest gold mines in California.
Nestled in the Yuba River District of the Tahoe National Forest, Downieville is a popular destination for mountain biking trails and events.
Plumas National Forest is situated just south of the Cascade Range, and home to many streams and lakes, deep canyons, mountain valleys, meadows, and peaks.
The Sierra Nevada is 28,000 square miles of awesome. It's a region chock-full of quaint towns, raging rivers, and a never-ending diversity of natural environments and ways to enjoy them. This is your guide to finding the goods and accessing the best that this dynamic region has to offer.
We make every effort to provide current and accurate information. However, always use best judgement when adventuring, and call ahead to confirm hours and seasonal availability with providers.
copyright ©2018 Sierra28k
