ワッソー郡のバイクパーク・トップ6

Total Recall is a fun flowy downhill and a fairly gradual climb uphill. This makes it a popular trail in both directions so you'll probably encounter other riders on your way. You'll also be crisscrossing a lot of other trails & jeep roads so be sure to have your map handy so you don't end up on an extended detour.

This lower section of Halo is rated as a black diamond, but as black trails go this is definitely closer to blue. The switchbacks are tight and loose and there are a few rock gardens but nothing too difficult if you're heading downhill. Things area little tougher if you tackle this as an uphill ride.

Poedunk is a fun blue trail on the south side of Peavine Mountain. Though it can be ridden in both directions you'll find most of the traffic going downhill. Though it is a blue trail it's not a particularly challenging one. There are a few tight corners and rock gardens to test less experienced riders but nothing too sketchy.

From here you can access Marlette & Spooner Lake via the famous Flume Trail, head up towards Herlan Peak, or down to the Tunnel Creek Cafe & Incline Village. It's great riding whichever way you go.

This is also a great option for hikers or runners who want to run the Flume Trail one way; you are allowed to use the shuttle even if you don't have a bike! It's just under 14 miles from the dropoff at Spooner Lake State Park.

This part of the Tahoe Rim Trail is also the beginning part of the IMBA Epic ride "Tahoe Rim & Flume" and it is only open to mountainbikers on even days. It is not a law, but it is an advise in order to keep the peace between mountainbikers and hikers!

This is is one of the most beautiful mountainbike rides in the Lake Tahoe area. Flowy singletrack high above Lake Tahoe makes for amazing views!

Here you can rent mountain bikes. Customers can take the free shuttle to the start of the Flume Trail at Spooner State Park, which departs at least once an hour. Website of the provider: https://flumetrailtahoe.com/