What's Happening?
The stunning first three miles of the Tahoe East Shore Trail is finally opening to the public!
Grab your helmet and bike or lace up your walking shoes for the grand opening of the new shared-use path that extends along the shore from Incline Village to Sand Harbor State Park. Experience the East Shore of Lake Tahoe like never before on this dedicated path.
Event Details
Join us for a ribbon cutting at 3:30pm with the Governor before we officially open the path for all to enjoy.
Guests are encouraged to walk, run, bike or stroll along the new path.
There is no on-site parking available. Plan to arrive by bike or foot or take a shuttle from Diamond Peak Ski Resort. Shuttle service begins at 1:15 p.m. from Diamond Peak. Please plan to catch the shuttle no later than 3 p.m.
The last shuttle will return back to Diamond Peak at 7pm. Shuttles will also pick-up from Sand Harbor until 7pm for those who want to walk or ride just one way on the path.
Project Information
The new shared-use path will enhance safety and mobility for everyone on the roadway. More than 2.5 million vehicles a year travel on SR 28, mixing with as many as 2,000 pedestrians and bicyclists who park and recreate near the roadside on peak days, creating safety and accessibility concerns on the mountain highway. Three new parking areas were included in the project that will help alleviate this issue and provide safer parking options. The project also included significant stormwater improvements to benefit water quality and protect lake Tahoe’s natural resources.