쉬운 더글라스 카운티 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Great view of the mountains in the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit. The hike up to the viewpoint is strenuous but it's worth the effort for the great views.

There are parking lots where you can pull over on either side of the summit. A historic marker on a large rock on the south side tells the story of how Spooner Summit played a role in 1800s mining history and served as a source of lumber for prospecting industries.

At this junction, you'll find the entrance to the Van Sickle Trail. You can either continue on the Tahoe Rim Trail or head towards Van Sickle State Park from here. It's an enjoyable downhill ride, but be aware that the trail is heavily frequented by hikers. Exercise caution as you descend.

On the trail, you'll cross a beautiful bridge over a stunning waterfall, making it the perfect spot to pause before continuing onward.

You can locate the trailhead for Van Sickle Bi-State Park by Montreal Avenue and Park Avenue. This trail offers a quick and stunning hike to a small waterfall, along with beautiful panoramas of Lake Tahoe. The lower part of the trail is easy, winding through boulders, while it gradually becomes a bit steeper and more moderate about 10 minutes into the hike. Along the way enjoy views of Mt. Tallac and South Lake Tahoe.

This is a pretty little lake, nestled in the heart of a dense poplar forest. A small quiet corner where it is good to take a break.

Van Sickle's a hidden gem right by Harrah's, where a quick jaunt through boulders leads to a waterfall whisperin' secrets. Leave your bike to hike a steeper portion, and enjoy the amazing view! Lake Tahoe sprawls out like a turquoise dream, mountains winkin' in the background.

This is a pretty little lake, nestled in the heart of a dense poplar forest. A small quiet corner where it is good to take a break.