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
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