South Lake Tahoe trails

South Lake Tahoe, CA · South Lake Tahoe
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Trail network in South Lake Tahoe, CA

In season now · Jun – Oct

Lower trails dry out first; Mr. Toad’s and the Rim Trail wait for the high snow to melt. Check TAMBA’s conditions page before riding.

Free trail access

Trails and Bijou Bike Park are free; shuttles cost extra.

Corral’s jumps and the rocky plunge of Mr. Toad’s.

South Shore riding centers on the Corral area off Fountain Place Road, a dense web of trails with the most legal jumps, berms and log rides in town. From there riders climb Armstrong to the Tahoe Rim Trail and drop Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride, a rocky six-mile descent that is a Tahoe rite of passage. In town, Bijou Bike Park adds slopestyle lines and pump tracks for skills days.

At a glance

Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride
~6-mile technical descent
Classic loop
~20 miles via Armstrong and the Rim Trail
The Punisher
~30 miles from Kingsbury Grade via Star Lake
Bijou Bike Park
5 acres, 3 slopestyle lines, free
Good for
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert

What’s here

  • Shuttles
  • Downhill
  • Flow trails
  • Jump lines
  • Cross-country
  • Enduro
  • Pump track / skills park

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Rentals, guides and shops

Where to stay

Nearby

  • Bijou Bike Park · 10 min drive

    Free, volunteer-built city bike park with slopestyle lines, two pump tracks and a BMX track. Helmets required.

  • Emerald Bay State Park · 25 min drive

    The famous bay and Vikingsholm, with a steep walk down to the shore.

  • Tahoe Rim Trail · From the Corral area

    Hike or ride sections of the 165-mile loop around the lake; check which segments allow bikes.

Getting there

  • Reno-Tahoe International (RNO) · about 1 hr 15 min drive
  • Sacramento · about 2 hr
  • San Francisco · about 3.75 hr

Directions in Google Maps

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Within about 40 miles: other things to do, places to camp and the winter side.

Free trail access
Jun – Oct
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