With photo opportunities at every turn, this idyllic bay in Lake Tahoe is a must-see. Designated as a National Natural Landmark, Emerald Bay State Park …
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Dec 5, 2024
When you have a chance, take drive up to vista point at Emerald Bay. They have lots of history marks and the views are just incredible of the whole bay. Can be a bit cold and windy so make sure you…Full review by michellerR6668
Oct 14, 2024
We arrived early to our first hiking spot (which if I recall was Eagle Falls) to get a parking spot (we noticed when we went back to the vehicle for a snack, cars were lined up unable to get in), hik…Full review by MelissaWP
Oct 5, 2024
The color of the water in this state park is a perfect turquoise blue....we thought that we might be in the Caribbean again, but with the additional evergreens of the area. Such a gorgeous area!!!!…Full review by LivinglifeinPA
Are there bike racks? We're travelling with bikes and don't want to leave them on the back of the car while hiking.....
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My recommendation would be to either leave your bikes at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center or perhaps at Tallac Historic Site. I believe both of these locations have bike racks. There is …
My recommendation would be to either leave your bikes at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center or perhaps at Tallac Historic Site. I believe both of these locations have bike racks. There is also a wonderful big path from around the Y in Tahoe (Junction of 50 and 89) that runs up 89 beyond Taylor Creek. You can or walk. As to bike racks at Emerald Bay. I don't recall seeing any.
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