Nice short trail with unique glass window looking at the trouts. Best time to visit is in October during the kokanee salmon spawning season.
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Nice short trail with unique glass window looking at the trouts. Best time to visit is in October during the kokanee salmon spawning season.
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Beautiful area to hike, snowshoe. There is a beautiful observation deck to view the marsh/wetland...you may even spot a bear. During the summer, there is a great guided tour with lots of signage giving you historical and scientific tidbits to enhance your experience. In late September you can see the ruby red salmon spawning right in the creek! Two weeks...
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I visited in late March with my dog. This trail was recommended to me by another dog owner. It was a lovely time and I managed to snowshoe even though there was not much snow. It was off season, so leash laws were not enforced. So peaceful!
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We parked at Camp Richardson and discovered this trail system by starting at Tallac Historic Site and then unsuspectingly happening upon Lake of the Sky ampitheatre. WOW! The cold weather and impending storm kept tourists away, so we had the whole trail system to ourselves and it was fabulous. We're excited to return in the summer to check out the...
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This is a short walk in a very scenic area off Emerald Bay Road...nice loop walk...you enter a chamber that goes under the creekbed and you are able to view the trout in the creek...in the falll there is a great migration of fish up this creek.
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I've been vacationing at Tahoe for almost 40 years and had no idea this area existed. Hundreds of salmon (thousands?) gathering in the fall, just hanging out. What a sight!
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This spot is beautiful and has a nice walk that takes you by the river and also has paths to the lake. There are informative signs with information along the way and benches to rest if you need to. It is one of my favorite places to go. This time of year it is usually covered in snow but this...
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Enjoy the simple walk. Easy to push daughter in special needs stroller and its just a nice place to visit
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We visited last fall when salmon were spawning and again in winter, Jan. 1, where we saw remains of dead fish being eaten by ducks and birds. Nothing in nature is wasted. Water level was very low and our grandkids loved walking on river bed and seeing ducks up clise
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We really enjoyed our time here,so much to see and a lot of fresh air, trees and nice views.
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