Attractions include one the most photographed areas in the world, Emerald Bay and Vikingsholm Castle. The south shore boasts a spectrum of commercial development intermixed with recreational opportunities that include water activities, camping, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, downhill skiing/snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, hotels, restaurants, shopping, and gaming. The south shore of Lake Tahoe is located on the California side of the lake with the main access via Highways 50 and 89. From there, the Marlette Flume trail offers a traverse with steep exposure and amazing views of Lake Tahoe. This section of the TRT is only open to bikers on even days. On downhill runs, watch for uphill riders 6000ft 0miles 8miles 16miles 24miles This route starts at Tahoe Meadows on Mount Rose Highway and follows the TRT to Marlette Lake. Reserve enough daylight to retrace your route if you encounter problems
#FLUME TRAIL TAHOE MOUNTAIN BIKING HOW TO#
Make sure your bike is functioning properlyĬarry repair and first aid kits and know how to use them Recognize your physical and technical limitsĬarry more water as you think you'll need Maps of mountain biking trails and free copies of the MVUM are available at the LTBMU, Supervisor’s Office. Please take a look at the Motor Vehicle Use Map ( MVUM) at for trail information. Use of motor assisted bicycles is only allowed on motorized trails. Motor Assisted Bicycles: The Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit ( LTBMU) has determined that motor assisted bicycles (electric, gas or diesel) are motorized vehicles. Popular mountain bike routes include the Tahoe Rim Trail, Corral, Saxon Creek, Tyrolian, Star Lake, Stanford Rock, Monument Trail, Van Sickle, Power Line Trail, Sidewinder, Armstrong Pass, Armstrong Connector, Mount Watson, Griff Creek and Flume Trail. Most trails travel through remote areas where help is not readily available. Riders should carry water, food, clothing and tools and be prepared for changing weather, riding conditions and accidents. This high alpine environment can be unforgiving to the unprepared. Mountain biking in forest can be anything from a challenging ride on the Tahoe Rim Trail to a leisurely ride along backcountry roads.
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