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1. Eagle Creek Trail
- Hike 6 miles from 7,000 to 10,000 ft
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2. Desolation Wilderness
- The higher you hike up, the fewer people you will see.
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3. Marlette Lake Trail
- Moderate 5 mile hike
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4. Pacific Crest Trail
- The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail extends 2,650 miles from Canada to Mexico. It passes through 23 National Forests, including several wilderness areas, 7 National Parks, other Federal lands, and numerous portions of state, local government and priva
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5. Caples Creek-Tahoe Rim Trail
- The trail follows along the north side of Caples Creek through virgin forest, intersecting the Silver Fork Trail and continues through beautiful Jake Schneider's Meadow intersecting the Old Silver Lake Trail.
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6. Little Round Top-Tahoe Rim Trail
- A short cross-country trip to the 9,500 ft. summit of Little Round Top gives hikers a panoramic view of the surrounding Sierras and Caples Lake.
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7. Chimney Rock Trail
- Chimney Rock Trail is a moderately difficult 4 mile trail with an elevation of 6,400 feet. Chimney Rock is a huge volcanic rock, 12 feet in diameter at its base, rising straight up for approximately 25 feet.
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8. Winnemucca Lake
- Springtime blooms
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9. Washoe Meadows State Park
- Washoe Meadows State Park occupies 620 acres of meadow and woodland in the valley at the base of the escarpment leading to Echo Summit.
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10. Buck Pasture-Tahoe Rim Trail
- The trail leads down into Buck's Pasture and continues up along the north ridge of scenic Caples Creek drainage, ending at the junction of the Strawberry Canyon jeep trail.
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Hiking is one of the top things to do in Lake Tahoe during the summer and fall. There are tons of hiking areas around the Tahoe Basin. Some of the most popular being Desolation Wilderness, the Mt. Rose summit hike and the Tahoe Rim Trail. test
However, you can also get off the beaten track with a hike up to Winnemucca Lake or a hike to Marlette Lake or on portions of the Pacific Crest Trail. For families, the Eagle Falls trails, the Spooner Lake Trail or the Rubicon Trail might be the easiest, while more experienced hikers might want to take the trail from Echo Lakes to Aloha Lake or up the steep climb to Mt. Tallac.
If you want to keep it simple, there are several nature trails around the Tahoe Meadows, Fallen Leaf Lake or Donner Lake, where the autumn colors will make you slow down and enjoy the warm fall weather.
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