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The trail follows along the creek in a steady incline. Nothing too technical but you'll feel it on the climb and enjoy it on the way down. Just check your speed as this is a popular trail for hikers. If you can, try to visit here in autumn. You'll be treated with a show as the turning leaves can be incredible.

This loop as a bit of everything. There's wide forested trails, steep, rocky climbs, creek crossings, and exposed hill crossings. This area also adjoins the Mt. Rose Wilderness, so the options for exploring are endless!

Getting to Church's Pond from Galena means a lot of elevation gain in a relatively short span, this one is a leg burner. However, the views over the valley on the way up are worth it on their own. Then you get to the pond and have an idyllic mountain scene to enjoy. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, I had a close encounter with a mountain lion near here!

This is a great spot if you're training for a 5 or 10k. The loop is almost exactly 5k so doing a lap or two will let you know where you stand for your race. Also, the wetlands are gorgeous and an important habitat for local and migratory wildlife.

Sand Harbor is one of the most popular destination around Lake Tahoe, and with good reason. The views are outstanding and the beaches are wide and sandy. The parking area generally fills up within an hour of opening during the summer, but if you can get here on foot you'll be allowed entry.

The trail from Incline Village to Sand Harbor is a must for anyone visiting North Lake Tahoe. There is one hill as you leave/enter Incline Village, but the rest of the trail is flat and follows along Tahoe's east shore, with incredible views around every corner. Eventually you'll end up at the fantastic Sand Harbor State Park, where you can enjoy the sun, sand, and water before heading back to Incline Village.

Getting to Dry Pond is a challenge no matter which direction you approach it from. A good climb will be rewarded with an open meadow and views of the Mt Rose Wilderness. Seasonal wildflowers can also be found here, and it's a good spot to stretch before tackling the downhill portion of the loop.

Sparks Marina is perfect for runners with its wide, 2 mile path around the lake. In summer you can cool off after your run with a swim as the water is fed 2-3 million gallons of fresh water daily through an underground aquifer. Sunset runs here are epic with the fire red sky contrasting against the mountains all around you.