エルドラド郡周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

Upper Velma Lake is a beautiful alpine lake surrounded by pine forests and large, flat, open boulders. There is a lot of dispersed camping along its edges, and on clear nights, the stars shine brightly and are reflected in the calm waters.

During our hike in mid October, we couldn’t see the waterfall as it was almost dried up. Considering the height of the bridge it must look stunning after the raining season.

A stunning alpine lake surrounded by granite peaks, offering breathtaking scenery and a serene atmosphere. Enjoy the clarity of the lake, ideal for fishing, or simply admiring its beauty.

Just off the main Eagle Loop, down a short spur trail is a great viewpoint. From here, you get fantastic views of Emerald Bay and Lake Tahoe. This is a scenic detour that is a nice way to add a little extra mileage to your hike.

The trailhead for the popular hike up to Eagle Falls is right off of the main Emerald Bay Road in South Lake Tahoe. Before you even begin your hike you get great views of Emerald Bay. Although there is a large parking lot, it can fill up fast, so be sure to get here early or carpool.

This backcountry gem is right on the path to and from Maggie's Peaks — a great opportunity to take a relaxing dip or just enjoy the beauty if you want to keep running past.

Lake Aloha or Aloha Lake is just around the corner of South Lake Tahoe. Nestled in the already beautiful Desolation Wilderness, this lake is a true gem and you just have to take a break at the shore. After all, it is a picture postcard view.

Susie Lake is just an alpine dream come true! Happy trouts are swimming in the crystal clear water. You will find campsites around the lake. Note, that you are required to have a bear can for the Desolation Wilderness.