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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.

Memorial Point Overlook is located between Incline Village and San Harbor and offers spectacular views over Lake Tahoe and its large granite formations. Memorial Point hosts a very short trail to the shore, where you will find information boards about the flora and fauna of the area.

Hidden Beach actually isn't that hidden anymore but located about one mile south of Incline Village. But that doesn't make it less beautiful and you will love to go for a swim and enjoy the boulder-shoreline.

Kings Beach in the summer is a popular spot with its sandy, easily accessible beach, packed with swimmers, picnickers, and boaters. In the winter, this area has a more summertime vibe than the rest of Lake Tahoe due to something coined the "banana belt." The north shore here gets more sunshine in winter, making it less snow-packed.

The end of Kings Beach leads to a rocky outcrop called Hammoc by the lake. There is a small jetty and a nice swimming area in the crystal-clear Tahoe waters.

Kings Beach in the summer is a popular spot with its sandy, easily accessible beach, packed with swimmers, picnickers, and boaters. In the winter, this area has a more summertime vibe than the rest of Lake Tahoe due to something coined the "banana belt." The north shore here gets more sunshine in winter, making it less snow-packed.

You can't see much of the lake when riding along Lakeshore Boulevard due to the large houses and fences, but the ride is still enjoyable especially for fans of architecture. If you're riding around the lake this is a better option than riding through the center of Incline Village unless you need supplies as there aren't many amenities along this road.

Along Lakeshore Boulevard is a paved pedestrian/bike path that runs from end to end. You can't see much of the lake due to the large houses and fences, but the path is still enjoyable especially for fans of architecture. Lakeshore Boulevard is also heavily shaded so it's a good option when the sun, and temps, are high.