Multi-Use Trails
Trail Status Updates
All trails are open. Construction will resume on the West Shore Trail Reconstruction Project starting July 13, with trail closures starting July 20. During this period, trail users will detour along neighborhood streets, including Sequoia Avenue. Visit the West Shore Trail Reconstruction Page for more information.
Trail Maps
Multi-Use Trail Map (PDF - 7 MB)
Bike Rules and Map (PDF - 2MB)
Multi-Use Trail Description
The perfect way to tour the North and West Shore of Lake Tahoe is using our 23-mile multi-use trail network. Along the way you may find bicyclists, joggers, strollers, and even anglers enjoying the views. Parking for use of the trails is available at 64-Acres Park. Motor vehicles are strictly prohibited on the trails except for authorized maintenance. Please watch for maintenance workers and equipment. We request all trail users to be tolerant and respectful of everyone's mutual right to use these trails.
- Bike Repair Station Locations
West Shore Trail
North Shore Trail
Truckee River Trail
- Rules of the Trail
Please help to increase everyone's enjoyment of the trails by observing the Rules of the Trail:
- Keep right, pass on left when safe.
- Blaze a trail of kindness.
- Alert when passing.
- Use safe speeds.
- Always use a light at night.
- Look and listen, be respectful.
- Speed limit is 15 mph.
- Class 1 and 2 E-bikes permitted.
- Bikes yield to pedestrians.
- Keep dogs on a short leash.
- Yield to oncoming traffic.
- Trail Survey Report
Our Trail System is a valuable recreation and transportation amenity for residents and visitors in the North Tahoe area. We conduct trail user surveys to help us improve the trail experience for all. Read this year's survey report:
- Winter Trail Snow Removal
Interested in exploring North Lake Tahoe using our multi-use trail network this winter? TCPUD clears snow from 16 miles of our 23-mile trail network in the winter.
Snow removal typically begins when snowfall reaches three inches and cleared in a priority order shown on the map linked below as staff capacity and conditions allow.
To view our trail system and the snow removal priorities, please click on the button below.
Contact Us
Email or call us at (530) 580-6279 for questions or for more information.