Truckee
Ri ve r
Sq ua w Creek
Wa rd Creek
Black w o od Creek
Ma dde n Creek
QuailLake
Dol la r Creek
Bur ton
Creek
McK
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ne yCre
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Quai l Creek
PINEEL
M
GR
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CH
AM
BER
S
SPRIN
GS
MC
KIN
NEY- R
UBIC
ON
Chambers Landing
Homewood
Tahoe Pines
Timberland
Sunnyside
Alpine Meadows
GRANLIBAKKEN RESORT
Squaw Valley
SqUAW
VALLEY
USA
SKI AREA
OLYMPIC MUSEUM
SqUAW
VALLEY
PARK
ALPINE
MEADOWS
SKI AREA
Lake Forest
Tahoe City
TahomaMarie SlUCHak Park
SUGAR
PINE
POINT
STATE
PARK
MCKINNEY DRIVE
LODGE
ELLIS
MAD
DEN
SKI BOWL WAY
FAWN
SOUTH
SILVER
TROUT
OAK
FERN
CHERRY
HAZEL
PARK
GRAND
TALLAC
BLACKWOOD CANYON • BARKER PASS
ST MIC
HAELS C
T
ELIZABETH
GRIMSEL PASS
SA
N S
OU
CI
SUGAR PINE
TIMBERLAND
CHINQUAPIN
TAMARACK
PINELAND
FOUNTAINFIR
SPRUCECEDAR CREST
SEQUO
IA
SE
QU
OIA
TAH
OE
PK
PINE
WARD
WAR
D
WARD
COURCHEVEL
kilner
Park
eliZaBeTH
WilliaMS
Park
Meeks Bay
Hurricane Bay
TA
HOE
PARK HEIGHTS
CATHEDRAL
BU
NK
ER
GRO
VE
JACKPIN
E
FAIR
WAY
GRANLIBAKKEN
TAHOE RIM TRAIL
TA
HO
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IM T
RA
IL
64-aCreS
Park
OUTleT Park
COMMOnS BeaCH
lake FOreST BeaCH
SkylanDia Park
HiGHlanDS
COMMUniTy
CenTer
NORTH TAHOE
SCHOOL
HeriTaGe PlaZa
WATSON CABIN MUSEUM L ake
Tahoe
L ake
Tahoe
SQUAW VALLEY RD
ALPINE MEADOWS
Bear Creek
HIGHLANDS
POLARIS
FABIAN
CO
UN
TR
Y C
LU
B
VIL
LA
GE
OL
DM
ILL
LAKE FOREST
BR
IST
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CO
NE
AS
PE
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LA
KE
WO
OD
DOLLAR
SIE
RR
A
BURTON CREEK STATE PARK
TAHOE
LAKE
SCHOOL
WESTERN
STATES
TRAILHEAD
Trail follows river
and travels under
highway bridge
Bike Trail bridge
crosses over river
3.6 mile
s
TCPUD Trail ends and connects with
the Squaw Valley trail system
TCPUD Trail ends and connects with state park trails
Forested state park trails provide lake access
and connect to off-road mountain trails
Truckee river Trail is nestled
below the highway alongside
the Truckee river
From alpine Meadows rd
to Squaw Valley rd is 2.3 miles
alpine Meadows rd
to ramparts is 1.6 miles
Bike Trail Bridge
to ramparts is 1.75 miles
Bell’S lanDinG
riDeOUT
COMMUniTy
CenTer
Trail crosses dam
Bike Trail meanders thru 64-acres Park and connects with
Truckee river Trail and West Shore Trail
From the “wye”, Bike Trail parallels
vehicle travel lane thru downtown
Tahoe City to lighthouse Center
for approximately 3/4 miles
Bike Trail Bridge crosses
Truckee river and connects with
Truckee river Trail
TCPUD trail system
ends at Dollar Dr
Bicyclists continue
east along vehicle
travel lane
Bike Trail crosses highway and continues thru wooded area
From kilner Park to Timberland is .68 miles
Bike Trail crosses highway
at Fawn St Bike Trail travels
thru neighborhoods
Fawn St to lodge rd is 1.25 miles
Bike Trail continues thru neighborhood streets
Sequoia crossing to kilner Park is 1 mile
Congested area – Use caution
Congested area – Use caution
Bike Trail
continues thru
neighborhoods
Bike Trail crosses highway at Sequoia
Separate trail begins at lighthouse Center
lighthouse Center to lake Forest rd is 1.12 miles
lake Forest to trail end is 1 mile
Bike Trail crosses highway and continues along the lake
From Timberland to Blackwood Canyon is 1 mile
From lodge rd
Bike Trail runs
parallel to highway
and continues along
mountain side
Congested area – Use caution
Congested area – Use caution
lodge rd to Sugar Pine Point
State Park is 1.5 miles
lakeside Trail completed 2012
TRuCKEE
RIVER
TRAIL
RIVERRD
NORTHLAKEBLVD
WESTLA
KEBLVD
TO
kin
GS
Be
aC
H
TRAILHEAD
TRAILHEAD
SUMMER
ONLY
SUMMER
ONLY
lake FOreST CaMPGrOUnD
BOaT laUnCH
US COAST GUARD STATION
NORTHSHORETRAIL
LAKESIDE
˘TRAIL
WILLIAM B. LAYTON PARK & GATEKEEPERS MUSEUM
TAH
OE
CIT
Y
GO
LF C
OU
RSE
LAKE ACCESS
PUBLIC BEACH
MARITIME MUSEUM
EHRMAN MANSION
LAKE ACCESS
LAKE ACCESS
KASPIAN CAMPGROUND
PICNIC AREA & BEACH
WILLIAM KENT CAMPGROUND
PICNIC AREA & BEACH
TAHOECITYPuBLICuTILITYDISTRICT
Multi-useTrailSystem
TRA I L R u L E S & E T I q u E T T E
“SharetheTrail”
Thisisamulti-usetrailsystemenjoyedby
bicyclists,skateboarders,skaters,joggers,
dogwalkers,andpedestriansalike.
•Pleaseusethetrailssafely...atyourownrisk!
•Remember:WALKLEFT/RIDERIGHT
•Pedestriansmust:YIELDTOWHEELS
•Alltrailusersmustobeyallstopsignsand
adheretoalltrailsigns
•usecautionwhencrossingdriveways
•Movetothesidewhenstopping– Donotblock
thetrail
•Pleasedon’tlitter–Packitout!
•Keepdogsincontrolandonashortleash–
Packoutwaste!
•Watchforandalwaysyieldtotrailmaintenance
equipmentandcrews
•Motorizedvehiclesareprohibited
B I C Y C L E S A F E T Y R u L E S
•Riders,alwaysgivewarningbeforepassing
othertrailusers–callout“onyourright”,
or“onyourleft”
•Alwaysrideatasafespeed–Racingisnot
permitted
•Helmetsarealwaysrecommended–
Andaremandatoryforchildrenunder18yrs
•Exercisecautionwhencrossingdrivewaysand
STOPwhenenteringintersections
•Bewareofsand,rocks,pineneedles,cones
andotherdebris
•Parkandridelotsareavailableatvarious
locationsthroughoutthetrailsystem.
TARTbuseshavebicycleracksorcarriers
Trails are open and maintained by the TCPUD
Parks and Recreation Department from
May through October
In case of emergency, call 911
TAHOE CITY PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
M A P K E Y
BIKETRAILSYSTEM
BUS STOP
INFORMATION
PARK & RIDE
RESTROOMS
BALL FIELDS
BEACH / LAKE ACCESS
BOAT LAUNCH
CAMPGROUND
EMERGENCY MEDICINE
LIBRARY
MUSEUM / HISTORIC SITE
PICNIC AREA
PLAYGROUND
SCHOOL
SKI AREA
TENNIS
HIKING / TRAIL HEAD
X-COUNTRY SKI AREA
DISTANCE MARKERS
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HUrriCane Bay BeaCH
QUail Creek Park
WESTSHORETRAIL
HOMEWOOD
MOUNTAIN
RESORT
SKI AREA
TO ALPINE MEADOWS
SHERWOOD LIFT
TO PAIGE MEADOWS
BURTON CRK
PLACER
COUNTY
SHERIFF
TO RUBICON JEEP TRAIL
OLYMPIC HERITAGE MUSEUM
Congested area – Use caution
Tahoe City “wye” to
Sequoia crossing is 1.73 miles
Blackwood Canyon to Cherry St is 1.25 miles
Cherry St to Fawn St is 1 mile
UC DAVIS
ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER
HISTORIC FISH HATCHERY
LAKE ACCESS
2.1 miles
SCALE:1inch=.32miles
