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INCLINE VILLAGE REAL ESTATE - ACTIVITIES INFORMATION

Incline Village is close to some of the best trailheads for hiking in the entire Lake Tahoe basin.  Whether you are looking for a casual stroll in a meadow or want a challenging hike to one of the many peaks around the lake, the choices are endless.  

Here is a list of some hikes within proximity to Incline Village.  There are dozens of other hikes that begin all around the lake.  Other popular trailheads not listed below include Eagle Falls (near Emerald Bay), Echo Lake (off Hwy 50 near Echo Summit), Wright's Lake (off Highway 50 near Strawberry), and Tunnel Creek (off Hwy 28 near Hidden Beach).

NEVADA SHORELINE – 4 Miles one-way – Easy
This hike covers four miles with a vertical climb of 300 feet. Begin at the paved parking lot on Highway 28, 2.9 miles south of Sand Harbor. The trail drops to the beach and follows the shoreline, passing Chimney Beach, Secret Harbor and Whale Beach. The trail eventually connects to a service road that can be followed back to the parking area.

SPOONER LAKE LOOP – 2 Miles – Easy
This short trail completes a loop around Spooner Lake. Begin at the Spooner Lake Parking Area on Highway 28, (fee required) and walk down to the lake’s dam. Cross the dam and pass large boulders which have Indian grinding holes. Follow the path around the lake and enjoy an abundance of wildlife. Ducks, geese, and a variety of waterfowl converge on the lake.

STATELINE LOOKOUT - 1.5 Miles one-way – Easy
This short, self-guided nature trail offers superb views of Lake Tahoe and the North Shore area. When approaching Crystal Bay on Highway 28, turn right on Reservoir Drive and continue past the Fire Station. Keep to the left at road junctions. Park and hike up the road for approximately 1½ miles to the lookout. The nature trails start at the old fire lookout and wraps around the mountains’ crest.

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