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Very Nice and Easy trail for all, ride it from Tahoe City all the way to Palisades if you like. beautiful scenery and views along the Truckee River.

This waterfront area at Lake Tahoe Park is known as William Kent Beach. It's common to spot boats out on the waters of the lake from here, and you can also find a restroom and water fountain.

Serene Lakes are more off-the-beaten-path, so they tend to not be crowded with tourists. Historically, these were Native American fishing spots around trading routes. Obsidian arrowheads and petroglyphs have been found in this area. Mark Twain has visited these lakes, and they were a source of commercial ice blocks that were once used before refrigeration was invented.

At the terminus of the West Shore Trail is Meeks Bay Resort, in Meeks Bay. This area has a sandy beach with crystal-clear waters and camping facilities. Historically, this area was owned by John Meeks in the 1800s, where it got the name we know today. Meeks Bay is now on National Forest land and is managed under a special use permit by the Washoe Tribe.

Carnelian Beach West is a small community on the waterfront. There are 530 feet of public beach. Parking is free in the parking lot adjacent to Gar Woods Grill and Pier restaurant. Leashed dogs are welcome here as well.

Lake Tahoe Commons Beach is just a one-minute walk from the main street of Tahoe City. A nice beachfront area and a fantastic swimming spot.

Doton's Point is an area and a trail along the western shore of Folsom Lake. The trail leads through grasslands, offers nice views of the lake and features opportunities to get down to its shores.

Mount Watson Access Road is a fast dirt climb that winds through some old growth forest. When it is dry out, pretty much any bike will work, except maybe your nostalgic 19c tires.... There are nice views along the road, and you feel like you are in the wilderness despite being minutes away from Tahoe City.