Lake Tahoe National Scenic Byway on Nevada State Route 28

Lake Tahoe National Scenic Byway @ Nevada State Route 28
North Lake Tahoe views are truly amazing year round, partly due to the area's 300 days of sunshine annually. Whether the lake is surrounded by winter's snow-covered mountains or dotted with watercraft in summer, your entire family will enjoy the beauty of this area. For easy viewing, drive or bike along the road that circles the lake. Pull over at a public pier and walk onto the solid structure. Depending on the season, the water level may be close to the top of the pier or many feet lower. Interestingly, the top six feet of the huge lake is a water reservoir. Stop at the Lake Tahoe Dam in Tahoe City and watch water rushing into the Truckee River during spring snowmelt runoff. In autumn after a hot, rainless summer this may be a dry riverbed.
Another good lakeside spot is Kings Beach Recreation Area. Grills, picnic tables, restrooms and a playground make this a great spot for a family outing with a view. Sand Harbor State Park is similar, with the added bonus of a summer Shakespeare Festival.
Across the lake, the Sierra Nevada rises skyward. For much of the year, snow covers the mountaintops. Brilliant white reflects in calm water or complements whitecaps on the wide lake. Venture out onto the lake itself for views while enjoying watersports. You can rent paddleboards, canoes, kayaks, Jet Skis, sailboats and waterski boats or pontoon boats at North Lake Tahoe marinas in Homewood, Tahoe City, Tahoe Vista, Kings Beach and Incline Village. Find lots of options here for dining and drinking too - and with superb vistas.

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